Spanish words: Eurocopa to exaltador

Spanish words Eurocopa to exaltador

1. Eurocopa proper noun /euɾoˈkopa/: Euros (UEFA European Football Championship)
2. eurocrático adjective /ˌeuɾoˈkɾatiko/: Eurocratic
3. eurodance noun [ewɾoˈð̞ãns]: Eurodance
4. eurodescendiente adjective, noun: of European descent
5. eurodiputado noun: MEP (Member of the European Parliament)
6. eurodólar noun /euɾoˈdolaɾ/: eurodollar
7. eurodrama noun /euɾoˈdɾama/: a drama related to the Eurovision Song Contest
8. euroescepticismo noun [ewɾoesept̪iˈsismo]: Euroscepticism
9. euroescéptico adjective, noun: Eurosceptic (UK), Eurosceptic (US)
10. eurofán noun /euɾoˈfan/: a fan of the Eurovision Song Contest; a Eurofan
11. eurófilo noun /euˈɾofilo/: Europhile
12. eurofobia noun [ewɾoˈfoβ̞ja]: Europhobia
13. eurofóbico adjective: Europhobic
14. eurófobo adjective, noun /euˈɾofobo/: Europhobic
15. eurogrupo noun: Eurogroup
16. eurolingüística noun: Eurolinguistics
17. Euromaidán proper noun /ˌeuɾomaiˈdan/: Euromaidan
18. euromediterráneo adjective: Euro-Mediterranean
19. euromonedero noun /euɾomoneˈdeɾo/: euro starter kit
20. euronacionalismo noun [ewɾonasjonaˈlismo]
21. euroorden noun: EAW; European Arrest Warrant
22. Europa proper noun /euˈɾopa/: Europe (a continent located west of Asia and north of Africa)
23. europarlamentario adjective, noun: europarliamentary
24. Europarlamento noun /ˌeuɾopaɾlaˈmento/: European Parliament
25. europeidad noun: Europeanity, Europeanness
26. europeísmo noun [ewɾopeˈismo]: Europeanism
27. europeísta noun: Europeanist
28. europeización noun /euɾopeiθaˈθjon/: Europeanization
29. europeizado verb /euɾopeiˈθado/: past participle of europeizar
30. europeizador adjective /euɾopeiθaˈdoɾ/: Europeanising
31. europeizando verb [ewɾopejˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of europeizar
32. europeizándose verb [ewɾopejˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of europeizar combined with se
33. europeizante adjective /euɾopeiˈθante/: Europeanising
34. europeizar verb /euɾopeiˈθaɾ/: to Europeanize
35. europeo adjective, noun /euɾoˈpeo/: European
36. europio noun /euˈɾopjo/: europium
37. europop noun: Europop
38. eurosiberiano adjective /euɾosibeˈɾjano/: Euro-Siberian
39. eurotofobia noun [ewɾot̪oˈfoβ̞ja]
40. Eurotúnel proper noun /ˌeuɾoˈtunel/: Channel Tunnel (man-made tunnel joining England and France)
41. euroviñeta noun: a European vignette for a vehicle
42. Eurovisión proper noun /euɾobiˈsjon/: Eurovision (the Eurovision Song Contest)
43. eurovisivo adjective /euɾobiˈsibo/: Eurovision
44. eurozona proper noun [ewɾoˈsona]: Eurozone
45. Eusa proper noun [ˈewsa]
46. euscaldún adjective, noun /euskalˈdun/: Basque speaker
47. euscaldunizar verb: alternative spelling of euskaldunizar
48. éuscaro adjective, noun /ˈeuskaɾo/: Basque
49. Eusebia proper noun [ewˈseβ̞ja]
50. Eusebio proper noun /euˈsebjo/: a male given name from Ancient Greek, equivalent to English Eusebius
51. eusk. abbreviation [ˈewsk]
52. Euskadi proper noun /eusˈkadi/: synonym of País Vasco: Basque Country (an autonomous community in northern Spain)
53. euskaldún adjective, noun /euskalˈdun/: Basque
54. euskaldunización noun: the process of making something Basque
55. euskaldunizar verb /euskalduniˈθaɾ/: to Basquify, to make Basque
56. euskaltegi noun [ewskal̪ˈt̪exi]
57. euskara noun: alternative form of euskera
58. euskera adjective, noun /eusˈkeɾa/: Basque, of the Basque language
59. euskérico adjective /eusˈkeɾiko/: Basque; originating from the Basque language
60. eusko noun /ˈeusko/: eusko
61. eusocial adjective /eusoˈθjal/: eusocial
62. eusocialidad noun /eusoθjaliˈdad/: eusociality
63. eusporangiado adjective: eusporangiate
64. eusquera noun: alternative spelling of euskera
65. eusquérico adjective: alternative spelling of euskérico
66. eustático adjective /eusˈtatiko/: eustatic
67. eustilo adjective [ewsˈt̪ilo]
68. eustrés noun: eustress
69. eutanasia noun, verb /eutaˈnasja/: euthanasia
70. eutanasiar verb /eutanaˈsjaɾ/: to euthanize
71. eutéctico adjective [ewˈt̪ekt̪iko]: eutectic
72. euterio noun: eutherian
73. eutético adjective: eutectic
74. eutrapelia noun [ewt̪ɾaˈpelja]: eutrapely
75. eutrapélico adjective [ewt̪ɾaˈpeliko]
76. eútrico adjective /eˈutɾiko/: eutric
77. eutroficación noun [ewt̪ɾofikaˈsjõn]: eutrophication
78. eutroficar verb [ewt̪ɾofiˈkaɾ]
79. eutroficarse verb [ewt̪ɾofiˈkaɾse]
80. eutrófico adjective [ewˈt̪ɾofiko]: eutrophic
81. eutrofización noun [ewt̪ɾofisaˈsjõn]: eutrophication
82. eutrofizado verb [ewt̪ɾofiˈsað̞o]
83. eutrofizando verb [ewt̪ɾofiˈsãn̪d̪o]
84. eutrofizándose verb [ewt̪ɾofiˈsãn̪d̪ose]
85. eutrofizar verb [ewt̪ɾofiˈsaɾ]
86. eutrofizarse verb [ewt̪ɾofiˈsaɾse]
87. eutropelia noun [ewt̪ɾoˈpelja]
88. eutropélico adjective [ewt̪ɾoˈpeliko]
89. euxenita noun /euɡseˈnita/: euxenite
90. eva noun /ˈeba/: acronym of etilvinilacetato (ethylene-vinyl acetate)
91. evacuación noun /ebakwaˈθjon/: evacuation (of a building, etc.)
92. evacuado adjective, noun, verb /ebaˈkwado/: evacuated
93. evacuador adjective: evacuating
94. evacuando verb [eβ̞aˈkwãn̪d̪o]: gerund of evacuar
95. evacuante adjective [eβ̞aˈkwãn̪t̪e]
96. evacuar verb /ebaˈkwaɾ/: to evacuate
97. evacuativo adjective [eβ̞akwaˈt̪iβ̞o]
98. evacuatorio adjective, noun [eβ̞akwaˈt̪oɾjo]
99. evadido verb /ebaˈdido/: past participle of evadir
100. evadiendo verb [eβ̞aˈð̞jẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of evadir
101. evadiéndose verb [eβ̞aˈð̞jẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of evadir combined with se
102. evadir verb /ebaˈdiɾ/: to evade
103. evadirse verb [eβ̞aˈð̞iɾse]: infinitive of evadir combined with se
104. evaginación noun /ebaxinaˈθjon/: evagination
105. evaluable adjective: evaluable
106. evaluación noun /ebalwaˈθjon/: evaluation
107. evaluación de circuito corto phrase [eβ̞alwaˈsjõn̪ d̪e siɾˈkwit̪o ˈkoɾt̪o]
108. evaluación de corto circuito phrase [eβ̞alwaˈsjõn̪ d̪e ˈkoɾt̪o siɾˈkwit̪o]
109. evaluación de cortocircuito phrase [eβ̞alwaˈsjõn̪ d̪e koɾt̪osiɾˈkwit̪o]
110. evaluación McCarthy phrase [eβ̞alwaˈsjõŋ ˈkaɾt̪i]
111. evaluación mínima phrase [eβ̞alwaˈsjõn ˈminima]
112. evaluación perezosa phrase [eβ̞alwaˈsjõm peɾeˈsosa]
113. evaluado verb /ebaˈlwado/: past participle of evaluar
114. evaluador adjective, noun /ebalwaˈdoɾ/: evaluating, evaluatory
115. evaluando verb [eβ̞aˈlwãn̪d̪o]: gerund of evaluar
116. evaluándose verb [eβ̞aˈlwãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of evaluar combined with se
117. evaluar verb /ebaˈlwaɾ/: to evaluate
118. evaluarse verb [eβ̞aˈlwaɾse]: infinitive of evaluar combined with se
119. evaluativamente adverb [eβ̞alwaˌt̪iβ̞aˈmẽn̪t̪e]
120. evaluativo adjective /ebalwaˈtibo/: evaluative
121. evanecer verb [eβ̞aneˈseɾ]
122. evanecerse verb [eβ̞aneˈseɾse]
123. evanecido verb [eβ̞aneˈsið̞o]
124. evaneciendo verb [eβ̞aneˈsjẽn̪d̪o]
125. evaneciéndose verb [eβ̞aneˈsjẽn̪d̪ose]
126. evanescencia noun [eβ̞aneˈsẽnsja]
127. evanescente adjective [eβ̞aneˈsẽn̪t̪e]: evanescent, fading
128. evanescer verb /ebanesˈθeɾ/: to fade out, vanish (slowly disappear)
129. evanescerse verb /ebanesˈθeɾse/: infinitive of evanescer combined with se
130. evanescido verb /ebanesˈθido/: past participle of evanescer
131. evanesciendo verb /ebanesˈθjendo/: gerund of evanescer
132. evanesciéndose verb /ebanesˈθjendose/: gerund
133. evangeliario noun /ebanxeˈljaɾjo/: evangelion
134. evangélico adjective, noun /ebanˈxeliko/: evangelical
135. Evangelina proper noun /ebanxeˈlina/: a female given name originating as a coinage
136. evangelio noun /ebanˈxeljo/: gospel
137. evangelios sinópticos noun: Synoptic Gospels
138. evangelismo noun /ebanxeˈlismo/: evangelism
139. evangelista adjective, noun /ebanxeˈlista/: evangelist, preacher
140. evangelístico adjective /ebanxeˈlistiko/: evangelistic
141. evangelización noun /ebanxeliθaˈθjon/: evangelization
142. evangelizado verb /ebanxeliˈθado/: past participle of evangelizar
143. evangelizador adjective, noun /ebanxeliθaˈdoɾ/: evangelizing
144. evangelizando verb /ebanxeliˈθando/: gerund of evangelizar
145. evangelizar verb /ebanxeliˈθaɾ/: to evangelize
146. evaporación noun /ebapoɾaˈθjon/: evaporation
147. evaporado verb /ebapoˈɾado/: past participle of evaporar
148. evaporador noun /ebapoɾaˈdoɾ/: evaporator
149. evaporando verb [eβ̞apoˈɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of evaporar
150. evaporándose verb [eβ̞apoˈɾãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of evaporar combined with se
151. evaporar verb /ebapoˈɾaɾ/: to evaporate
152. evaporarse verb [eβ̞apoˈɾaɾse]: infinitive of evaporar combined with se
153. evaporita noun: evaporite
154. evaporítico adjective /ebapoˈɾitiko/: evaporitic
155. evaporizado verb /ebapoɾiˈθado/: past participle of evaporizar
156. evaporizando verb [eβ̞apoɾiˈsãn̪d̪o]
157. evaporizándose verb [eβ̞apoɾiˈsãn̪d̪ose]
158. evaporizar verb /ebapoɾiˈθaɾ/: synonym of vaporizar
159. evaporizarse verb [eβ̞apoɾiˈsaɾse]
160. evapotranspiración noun [eβ̞apot̪ɾãnspiɾaˈsjõn]: evapotranspiration
161. evapotranspiración potencial phrase [eβ̞apot̪ɾãnspiɾaˈsjõm pot̪ẽnˈsjal]
162. Evaristo proper noun /ebaˈɾisto/: a male given name
163. evasé adjective [eβ̞aˈse]
164. evasión noun /ebaˈsjon/: evasion
165. evasión de impuestos noun /ebaˌsjon de imˈpwestos/: tax evasion
166. evasión fiscal noun /ebaˌsjon fisˈkal/: tax evasion
167. evasiva adjective, noun /ebaˈsiba/: escape
168. evasivamente adverb: evasively
169. evasivo adjective /ebaˈsibo/: evasive
170. evasor adjective, noun /ebaˈsoɾ/: evading
171. evección noun: evection
172. Evelin proper noun /eˈbelin/: a female given name, equivalent to English Evelyn
173. Evelina proper noun [eβ̞eˈlina]
174. Evelio proper noun /eˈbeljo/: a male given name
175. evemerismo noun /ebemeˈɾismo/: euhemerism
176. evenemencial adjective: evenemential
177. eventificación noun [eβ̞ẽn̪t̪ifikaˈsjõn]
178. eventificar verb [eβ̞ẽn̪t̪ifiˈkaɾ]
179. evento noun /eˈbento/: event
180. eventración noun /ebentɾaˈθjon/: eventration
181. eventual adjective /ebenˈtwal/: potential, possible
182. eventualidad noun /ebentwaliˈdad/: eventuality
183. eventualismo noun [eβ̞ẽn̪t̪waˈlismo]
184. eventualmente adverb /ebenˌtwalˈmente/: possibly, potentially
185. Éver proper noun /ˈebeɾ/: a male given name
186. Everardo proper noun /ebeˈɾaɾdo/: a male given name
187. Everest proper noun /ˈebeɾest/: Everest
188. evergetismo noun: euergetism (the practice of the élite in Greek and Roman cities to distribute a part of their wealth to the community)
189. eversión noun /ebeɾˈsjon/: eversion
190. evertido verb [eβ̞eɾˈt̪ið̞o]
191. evertiendo verb [eβ̞eɾˈt̪jẽn̪d̪o]
192. evicción noun /ebiɡˈθjon/: eviction, dislocation
193. evidencia noun, verb /ebiˈdenθja/: evidence
194. evidenciable adjective /ebidenˈθjable/: demostrable
195. evidenciado verb /ebidenˈθjado/: past participle of evidenciar
196. evidencial adjective /ebidenˈθjal/: evidential
197. evidencialidad noun: evidentiality
198. evidenciando verb [eβ̞ið̞ẽnˈsjãn̪d̪o]: gerund of evidenciar
199. evidenciar verb /ebidenˈθjaɾ/: to demonstrate
200. evidente adjective /ebiˈdente/: obvious, evident, apparent, clear
201. evidentemente adverb /ebiˌdenteˈmente/: evidently, obviously, clearly
202. eviración noun [eβ̞iɾaˈsjõn]
203. evisceración noun /ebisθeɾaˈθjon/: evisceration
204. eviscerado verb /ebisθeˈɾado/: past participle of eviscerar
205. eviscerando verb [eβ̞iseˈɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of eviscerar
206. eviscerar verb /ebisθeˈɾaɾ/: to eviscerate
207. evitable adjective /ebiˈtable/: avoidable
208. evitación noun /ebitaˈθjon/: avoidance (act of avoiding)
209. evitado verb /ebiˈtado/: past participle of evitar
210. evitamiento noun: avoidance
211. evitando verb [eβ̞iˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of evitar
212. evitándose verb [eβ̞iˈt̪ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of evitar combined with se
213. evitar verb /ebiˈtaɾ/: to avoid, to bypass, to evade, to circumvent, to dodge, to shun, to eschew (to steer clear of)
214. evitar como la plaga verb: to avoid like the plague
215. evitarse verb [eβ̞iˈt̪aɾse]: infinitive of evitar combined with se
216. evitativo adjective: avoidant
217. eviterno adjective /ebiˈteɾno/: eternal, everlasting, unending
218. evitismo noun [eβ̞iˈt̪ismo]
219. evitista adjective [eβ̞iˈt̪ist̪a]
220. evo noun /ˈebo/: eternity
221. evocable adjective [eβ̞oˈkaβ̞le]
222. evocación noun /ebokaˈθjon/: evocation
223. evocado verb /eboˈkado/: past participle of evocar
224. evocador adjective [eβ̞okaˈð̞oɾ]: evocative
225. evocando verb [eβ̞oˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of evocar
226. evocar verb /eboˈkaɾ/: to evoke, to conjure
227. evocativo adjective /ebokaˈtibo/: evocative
228. evohé interjection [eβ̞oˈe]
229. evolución noun /eboluˈθjon/: evolution
230. evolución biológica noun: biological evolution
231. evolucionado verb /eboluθjoˈnado/: past participle of evolucionar
232. evolucionando verb [eβ̞olusjoˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of evolucionar
233. evolucionar verb /eboluθjoˈnaɾ/: to evolve, develop
234. evolucionario adjective: evolutionary
235. evolucionismo noun /eboluθjoˈnismo/: evolutionism
236. evolucionista adjective, noun: evolutionistic (relating to evolutionism)
237. evolutivamente adverb /eboluˌtibaˈmente/: evolutionarily
238. evolutivo adjective /eboluˈtibo/: evolutionary
239. evónimo noun /eˈbonimo/: euonymus
240. ew interjection /ˈiu/: ew!
241. ex adjective, noun, prefix /ˈeɡs/: ex (ex-husband, ex-wife or ex-partner)
242. ex-alumno noun: former student, graduate
243. ex ante phrase [ˈeks ˈãn̪t̪e]
244. ex falso sequitur quodlibet phrase [ˈeks ˈfalso sekiˈt̪uɾ kwoð̞liˈβ̞et̪]
245. ex libris noun: ex libris, bookplate
246. ex novo adverb: from scratch
247. ex profesamente adverb: synonym of ex profeso
248. ex profeso adverb, phrase [ˈeks pɾoˈfeso]: ex professo
249. ex situ phrase [ˈeks ˈsit̪u]
250. exa prefix, verb [ˈeksa]: exa- (SI prefix multiplying the unit by 10¹⁸)
251. exaamperio noun [eksaãmˈpeɾjo]
252. exabogado noun: former lawyer
253. exabrupto noun /eɡsaˈbɾubto/: cutting remark; broadside
254. exacadémico noun: former academic
255. exacandela noun [eksakãn̪ˈd̪ela]
256. exacción noun [eksakˈsjõn]: exaction
257. exaccionar verb [eksaksjoˈnaɾ]: to exact
258. exaccionista noun /ˌeɡsaɡθjoˈnista/: former shareholder
259. exacerbación noun /eɡsaθeɾbaˈθjon/: exacerbation
260. exacerbado verb /eɡsaθeɾˈbado/: past participle of exacerbar
261. exacerbando verb [eksaseɾˈβ̞ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of exacerbar
262. exacerbándose verb [eksaseɾˈβ̞ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of exacerbar combined with se
263. exacerbar verb /eɡsaθeɾˈbaɾ/: to exacerbate
264. exacerbarse verb [eksaseɾˈβ̞aɾse]: infinitive of exacerbar combined with se
265. exactamente adverb /eɡˌsaɡtaˈmente/: exactly
266. exactitud noun /eɡsaɡtiˈtud/: accuracy; exactness
267. exactivista noun: former activist
268. exacto adjective, adverb, interjection, noun /eɡˈsaɡto/: exact
269. exactor noun: collector of debts, taxes, etc.
270. exactriz noun: former actress
271. exadiestrador noun /eɡsadjestɾaˈdoɾ/: former tamer
272. exadministrador noun: former administrator
273. exadolescente noun: former adolescent
274. exaeronaval noun: former aeronaval
275. exaeropuerto noun: former airport
276. exafaradio noun [eksafaˈɾað̞jo]
277. exagente noun: former agent
278. exageración noun /eɡsaxeɾaˈθjon/: exaggeration
279. exageradamente adverb [eksaxeˌɾað̞aˈmẽn̪t̪e]: exaggeratedly, extravagantly
280. exageradísimo adjective [eksaxeɾaˈð̞isimo]: superlative degree of exagerado
281. exagerado adjective, noun, verb /eɡsaxeˈɾado/: exaggerated, overstated, inflated
282. exagerador adjective /eɡsaxeɾaˈdoɾ/: exaggerating
283. exagerando verb /eɡsaxeˈɾando/: gerund of exagerar
284. exagerar verb /eɡsaxeˈɾaɾ/: to exaggerate, to overstate, to overemphasize
285. exagerativamente adverb [eksaxeɾaˌt̪iβ̞aˈmẽn̪t̪e]
286. exagerativo adjective [eksaxeɾaˈt̪iβ̞o]
287. exagonal adjective [eksaɣ̞oˈnal]
288. exágono noun [ekˈsaɣ̞ono]
289. exagramo noun [eksaˈɣ̞ɾamo]
290. exahercio noun [eksaˈeɾsjo]
291. exajulio noun [eksaˈxuljo]
292. exakelvin noun [eksaˈkelβ̞ĩn]
293. exalcalde noun: ex-mayor
294. exalguacil noun /eɡsalɡwaˈθil/: former bailiff
295. exaliado noun: former ally
296. exalitro noun [eksaˈlit̪ɾo]
297. exalmirante noun /eɡsalmiˈɾante/: former admiral
298. exaltación noun /eɡsaltaˈθjon/: exaltation, praise, elevation
299. exaltado adjective, verb /eɡsalˈtado/: agitated, worked up, frenzied
300. exaltador adjective [eksal̪t̪aˈð̞oɾ]

Part 44 · Part 46 · Spanish words: E

Source: English Wiktionary (Spanish entries, CC BY-SA 4.0) and the Spanish Wiktionary (Wikcionario): each word's first meaning in English. A word with a page of its own links to it; for the rest, this line is PlainSpell's entry. Total under E: 14,952 words, in 50 parts.