Spanish words: pozo negro to preconizado

Spanish words pozo negro to preconizado

1. pozo negro noun /ˌpoθo ˈneɡɾo/: cesspool
2. pozo petrolífero noun: oil well
3. pozo sin fondo noun /ˌpoθo ˌsin ˈfondo/: bottomless pit
4. pozo termal noun /ˌpoθo teɾˈmal/: hot spring; thermal spring
5. pozoalbense adjective, noun /poθoalˈbense/: of, from or relating to the town of Pozoblanco, in the province of Córdoba, Andalusia, Spain
6. Pozoblanco proper noun /poθoˈblanko/: Pozoblanco (a town and municipality of Córdoba, Andalusia, Spain)
7. pozol noun /poˈθol/: a drink made from purple maize and sugar, popular among indigenous communities in southern Mexico and parts of Central America
8. pozolana noun [posoˈlana]
9. pozole noun /poˈθole/: pozole, a Mexican soup
10. pozolería noun /poθoleˈɾia/: pozoleria
11. pozón noun /poˈθon/: poison
12. pozuelo noun /poˈθwelo/: bowl
13. pp abbreviation, noun: papá
14. PPP noun: initialism of perro potencialmente peligroso (“potentially dangerous dog”)
15. PPSOE proper noun /pepeˈsoe/: term used by critics of both parties to denote their similar positions
16. PPT proper noun /ˌpepeˈte/: PPT (abbreviation of PowerPoint, the slide presentation software)
17. pq adverb, conjunction: abbreviation of por qué (“why”)
18. pr conjunction, preposition: abbreviation of por
19. pracio noun [ˈpɾasjo]
20. prácrito noun /ˈpɾakɾito/: Prakrit
21. práctica adjective, noun, verb /ˈpɾaɡtika/: practice
22. practicable adjective /pɾaɡtiˈkable/: practicable, feasible
23. practicado verb /pɾaɡtiˈkado/: past participle of practicar
24. practicador adjective, noun [pɾakt̪ikaˈð̞oɾ]: practicer; trainee
25. practicaje noun [pɾakt̪iˈkaxe]: pilotage
26. prácticamente adverb /ˌpɾaɡtikaˈmente/: practically
27. practicando verb [pɾakt̪iˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of practicar
28. practicante adjective, noun, verb /pɾaɡtiˈkante/: practitioner, practiser
29. practicar verb /pɾaɡtiˈkaɾ/: to practice
30. prácticas adjective, noun, verb /ˈpɾaɡtikas/: second-person singular present indicative of practicar
31. practicidad noun /pɾaɡtiθiˈdad/: practicality
32. práctico adjective, noun, verb /ˈpɾaɡtiko/: practical
33. practicón noun [pɾakt̪iˈkõn]
34. practicona noun [pɾakt̪iˈkona]
35. practicuna noun [pɾakt̪iˈkuna]
36. practor noun [pɾakˈt̪oɾ]
37. Prada proper noun [ˈpɾað̞a]
38. pradejonero adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Pradejón
39. Pradenas proper noun [pɾaˈð̞enas]
40. pradera noun /pɾaˈdeɾa/: pasture
41. pradería noun: meadowland; pasture land
42. pradero noun: meadowlark
43. pradial noun /pɾaˈdjal/: Prairial
44. pradismo noun /pɾaˈdismo/: the policies, reign, or support, of Manuel Prado Ugarteche, Peruvian politician
45. prado noun /ˈpɾado/: meadow
46. prado de guadaña phrase [ˈpɾað̞o ð̞e ɣ̞waˈð̞aɲa]
47. Praga proper noun /ˈpɾaɡa/: Prague (the capital city of the Czech Republic; the former capital of Czechoslovakia; the former capital of the Kingdom of Bohemia)
48. pragma noun [ˈpɾaɣ̞ma]: pragma
49. pragmática adjective, noun /pɾaɡˈmatika/: pragmatics (study of the use of the language in a social context)
50. pragmáticamente adverb [pɾaɣ̞ˌmat̪ikaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: pragmatically
51. pragmático adjective /pɾaɡˈmatiko/: pragmatic
52. pragmatismo noun [pɾaɣ̞maˈt̪ismo]: pragmatism
53. pragmatista adjective, noun: pragmatist
54. praguense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to the city of Prague, capital of the Czech Republic
55. Praia proper noun [ˈpɾaja]
56. pralidoxima noun: pralidoxime
57. pralín noun [pɾaˈlĩn]
58. praliné noun [pɾaliˈne]
59. pran noun /ˈpɾan/: drug lord; baron; big cheese of criminal organisation
60. prana noun /ˈpɾana/: prana
61. pranato noun: hierarchy of prison guards
62. prángana adjective, noun [ˈpɾãŋgana]
63. prank noun /ˈpɾank/: prank
64. prao adjective, noun: prao
65. praseodimio noun /pɾaseoˈdimjo/: praseodymium
66. prasino adjective [pɾaˈsino]
67. Prat proper noun [ˈpɾat̪]
68. pratense adjective: pasture-dwelling
69. pratihara adjective /pɾaˈtjaɾa/: Pratihara
70. Prats proper noun [ˈpɾat̪s]
71. pravastatina noun: pravastatin
72. pravedad noun /pɾabeˈdad/: wickedness, immorality, depravity
73. Pravia proper noun /ˈpɾabja/: Pravia (a municipality in Asturias, Spain)
74. praviano adjective [pɾaˈβ̞jano]
75. pravo adjective /ˈpɾabo/: wicked, immoral, depraved
76. Práxedes proper noun [ˈpɾakseð̞es]
77. praxeología noun [pɾakseoloˈxia]: praxeology
78. praxeólogo noun [pɾakseˈoloɣ̞o]
79. praxia noun [ˈpɾaksja]
80. práxico adjective [ˈpɾaksiko]
81. praxinoscopio noun: praxinoscope
82. praxiología noun [pɾaksjoloˈxia]
83. praxis noun /ˈpɾaɡsis/: praxis
84. prazosina noun /pɾaθoˈsina/: prazosin
85. PRC abbreviation
86. pre noun, prefix, preposition [ˈpɾe]: pre-
87. prea noun, verb /ˈpɾea/: taking; something taken
88. preabortista noun [pɾeaβ̞oɾˈt̪ist̪a]
89. preacordar verb /pɾeakoɾˈdaɾ/: to prearrange
90. preactivación noun: preactivation
91. preacuerdo noun /pɾeaˈkweɾdo/: pre-agreement
92. preadhesión noun /pɾeadeˈsjon/: preadherence
93. preado verb [pɾeˈað̞o]: past participle of prear
94. preadolescencia noun /pɾeadolesˈθenθja/: preadolescence
95. preadolescente adjective, noun /pɾeadolesˈθente/: preadolescent
96. preagónico adjective: preagonic
97. preagrupamiento noun: pre-grouping
98. preagrupar verb /pɾeaɡɾuˈpaɾ/: to group together beforehand
99. prealerta noun: standby, yellow alert
100. prealimentar verb /pɾealimenˈtaɾ/: to feedforward
101. prealpes noun: Prealps
102. prealpino adjective /pɾealˈpino/: of the Prealps
103. preámbulo noun /pɾeˈambulo/: preamble
104. preamplificación noun: preamplification
105. preamplificador noun [pɾeãmplifikaˈð̞oɾ]: preamplifier
106. preanalítico adjective: preanalytical
107. preando verb [pɾeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of prear
108. preanestésico adjective /pɾeanesˈtesiko/: preanaesthetic
109. preantesis noun: preanthesis
110. preanunciar verb /pɾeanunˈθjaɾ/: to foreshadow; to preannounce
111. preanuncio noun, verb /pɾeaˈnunθjo/: pre-announcement
112. preaprobar verb /pɾeapɾoˈbaɾ/: to preapprove
113. prear verb /pɾeˈaɾ/: obsolete form of depredar
114. prearmar verb /pɾeaɾˈmaɾ/: to preinstall
115. preautonomía noun /pɾeautonoˈmia/: a preliminary stage towards autonomy
116. preautonómico adjective /pɾeautoˈnomiko/: preautonomic
117. preaval noun: commitment of guarantee
118. preavisar verb /pɾeabiˈsaɾ/: to forewarn; give advance notice
119. preaviso noun, verb /pɾeaˈbiso/: forewarning, heads-up
120. preballet noun: preballet
121. prebarroco adjective: pre-baroque
122. prebase noun: primer
123. prebásico adjective: preschool
124. prebélico adjective /pɾeˈbeliko/: antebellum
125. prebenda noun, verb /pɾeˈbenda/: prebend
126. prebendado noun, verb [pɾeβ̞ẽn̪ˈd̪að̞o]: prebendary
127. prebendando verb [pɾeβ̞ẽn̪ˈd̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of prebendar
128. prebendándose verb [pɾeβ̞ẽn̪ˈd̪ãn̪d̪ose]
129. prebendar verb: to award a prebendary
130. prebendario adjective [pɾeβ̞ẽn̪ˈd̪aɾjo]: prebendary
131. prebendarismo noun: sinecurism
132. prebendarse verb [pɾeβ̞ẽn̪ˈd̪aɾse]
133. prebenjamín adjective, noun /pɾebenxaˈmin/: of or pertaining to an age group below that of benjamín (generally around age 7-9 years old)
134. prebético adjective /pɾeˈbetiko/: Prebaetic
135. prebiótico adjective, noun: prebiotic
136. prebostal adjective [pɾeβ̞osˈt̪al]
137. prebostazgo noun [pɾeβ̞osˈt̪asɣ̞o]: provostship
138. preboste noun [pɾeˈβ̞ost̪e]: provost
139. precalcular verb: to precalculate
140. precalentador noun: preheater
141. precalentamiento noun: preheating
142. precalentar verb /pɾekalenˈtaɾ/: to preheat
143. precalificación noun: prequalifying
144. precalificar verb /pɾekalifiˈkaɾ/: to prequalify
145. precámara noun /pɾeˈkamaɾa/: prechamber
146. precámbrico adjective [pɾeˈkãmbɾiko]: Precambrian
147. precampaña noun /pɾekamˈpaɲa/: pre-campaign
148. precanceroso adjective /pɾekanθeˈɾoso/: precancerous
149. precandidato noun /pɾekandiˈdato/: potential candidate
150. precandidatura noun: potential candidacy
151. precapitalismo noun /pɾekapitaˈlismo/: precapitalism
152. precapitalista adjective, noun /pɾekapitaˈlista/: precapitalist
153. precarcinogénico adjective /pɾekaɾθinoˈxeniko/: precarcinogenic
154. precarga noun, verb [pɾeˈkaɾɣ̞a]: second-person singular voseo imperative of precargar
155. precargar verb /pɾekaɾˈɡaɾ/: to preload
156. precariado noun [pɾekaˈɾjað̞o]: precariat
157. precariamente adverb /pɾeˌkaɾjaˈmente/: precariously
158. precariedad noun /pɾekaɾjeˈdad/: precariousness
159. precario adjective, noun /pɾeˈkaɾjo/: precarious, uncertain
160. precarista noun: squatter
161. precarización noun /pɾekaɾiθaˈθjon/: casualization (the increase of precarious work in the labour market)
162. precarizado verb /pɾekaɾiˈθado/: past participle of precarizar
163. precarizando verb [pɾekaɾiˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of precarizar
164. precarizar verb [pɾekaɾiˈsaɾ]: to make precarious
165. precarnavalera noun: pre-carnival festivities
166. precaución noun /pɾekauˈθjon/: precaution
167. precaucionado verb [pɾekawsjoˈnað̞o]
168. precaucionando verb [pɾekawsjoˈnãn̪d̪o]
169. precaucionándose verb [pɾekawsjoˈnãn̪d̪ose]
170. precaucionar verb [pɾekawsjoˈnaɾ]
171. precautelado verb [pɾekawt̪eˈlað̞o]: past participle of precautelar
172. precautelando verb [pɾekawt̪eˈlãn̪d̪o]: gerund of precautelar
173. precautelar verb: to protect, preserve
174. precautoriamente adverb /pɾekauˌtoɾjaˈmente/: precautionarily
175. precautorio adjective /pɾekauˈtoɾjo/: precautionary
176. precaver verb /pɾekaˈbeɾ/: to prevent
177. precaverse verb [pɾekaˈβ̞eɾse]: infinitive of precaver combined with se
178. precavidamente adverb /pɾekaˌbidaˈmente/: cautiously
179. precavido adjective, verb /pɾekaˈbido/: careful, cautious (knowing to prevent risks)
180. precaviendo verb [pɾekaˈβ̞jẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of precaver
181. precaviéndose verb [pɾekaˈβ̞jẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of precaver combined with se
182. precedencia noun /pɾeθeˈdenθja/: precedence
183. precedente adjective, noun /pɾeθeˈdente/: previous, preceding, foregoing
184. precedentemente adverb /pɾeθeˌdenteˈmente/: prior, earlier
185. preceder verb /pɾeθeˈdeɾ/: to precede
186. precedido verb /pɾeθeˈdido/: past participle of preceder
187. precediendo verb [pɾeseˈð̞jẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of preceder
188. precelta adjective /pɾeˈθelta/: pre-Celtic
189. precentral adjective /pɾeθenˈtɾal/: precentral
190. preceptivamente adverb /pɾeθebˌtibaˈmente/: obligatorily; mandatorily
191. preceptivo adjective /pɾeθebˈtibo/: obligatory, mandatory, prescriptive.
192. precepto noun /pɾeˈθebto/: precept, rule
193. preceptor noun /pɾeθebˈtoɾ/: preceptor
194. preceptoril adjective [pɾesept̪oˈɾil]
195. preceptuado verb /pɾeθebˈtwado/: past participle of preceptuar
196. preceptuando verb [pɾesepˈt̪wãn̪d̪o]: gerund of preceptuar
197. preceptuar verb /pɾeθebˈtwaɾ/: to lay down, set (rules)
198. precerámica adjective, noun [pɾeseˈɾamika]: feminine singular of precerámico
199. precerámico adjective /pɾeθeˈɾamiko/: preceramic
200. precesar verb [pɾeseˈsaɾ]
201. precesión noun [pɾeseˈsjõn]: precession
202. precesión de los equinoccios noun: axial precession; precession of the equinoxes
203. precesional adjective /pɾeθesjoˈnal/: precessional
204. prechavismo noun: pre-Chavism
205. prechequeo noun: prior check-in
206. preciado adjective, verb /pɾeˈθjado/: precious
207. preciando verb [pɾeˈsjãn̪d̪o]: gerund of preciar
208. preciándose verb [pɾeˈsjãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of preciar combined with se
209. preciar verb /pɾeˈθjaɾ/: rare form of apreciar
210. preciarse verb [pɾeˈsjaɾse]: infinitive of preciar combined with se
211. precientífico adjective /pɾeθjenˈtifiko/: prescientific
212. precintado verb /pɾeθinˈtado/: past participle of precintar
213. precintando verb [pɾesĩn̪ˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of precintar
214. precintar verb /pɾeθinˈtaɾ/: to parcel
215. precinto noun, verb /pɾeˈθinto/: seal
216. precio noun, verb /ˈpɾeθjo/: price
217. precio de partida noun: starting price
218. precio de salida noun: starting price
219. precio fijo noun: fixed price
220. precio sombra phrase [ˈpɾesjo ˈsõmbɾa]
221. preciosamente adverb /pɾeˌθjosaˈmente/: beautifully
222. preciosidad noun /pɾeθjosiˈdad/: preciousness
223. preciosísimo adjective /pɾeθjoˈsisimo/: superlative degree of precioso
224. preciosismo noun /pɾeθjoˈsismo/: préciosité (French writing style)
225. preciosista noun /pɾeθjoˈsista/: a writer pertaining to the French style called préciosité
226. precioso adjective /pɾeˈθjoso/: precious
227. preciosura noun /pɾeθjoˈsuɾa/: preciousness
228. precipicio noun /pɾeθiˈpiθjo/: cliff, precipice
229. precipitable adjective [pɾesipiˈt̪aβ̞le]
230. precipitación noun /pɾeθipitaˈθjon/: precipitation (weather)
231. precipitadamente adverb /pɾeθipiˌtadaˈmente/: precipitously, abruptly
232. precipitadero noun [pɾesipit̪aˈð̞eɾo]
233. precipitado adjective, noun, verb /pɾeθipiˈtado/: rash, hasty
234. precipitando verb [pɾesipiˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of precipitar
235. precipitándose verb [pɾesipiˈt̪ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of precipitar combined with se
236. precipitante adjective /pɾeθipiˈtante/: precipitating
237. precipitar verb /pɾeθipiˈtaɾ/: to precipitate
238. precipitarse verb [pɾesipiˈt̪aɾse]: infinitive of precipitar combined with se
239. precipite adjective, verb [pɾeˈsipit̪e]: first-person singular preterite indicative of precipitar
240. precipitosamente adverb [pɾesipiˌt̪osaˈmẽn̪t̪e]
241. precipitoso adjective [pɾesipiˈt̪oso]: precipitous
242. precipuamente adverb [pɾeˌsipwaˈmẽn̪t̪e]
243. precipuo adjective [pɾeˈsipwo]
244. precisado adjective, verb /pɾeθiˈsado/: impatient
245. precisamente adverb /pɾeˌθisaˈmente/: precisely
246. precisando verb /pɾeθiˈsando/: gerund of precisar
247. precisar verb /pɾeθiˈsaɾ/: to state, specify
248. precisión noun /pɾeθiˈsjon/: precision
249. precisivo adjective [pɾesiˈsiβ̞o]
250. preciso adjective, verb /pɾeˈθiso/: precise
251. precista noun [pɾeˈsist̪a]
252. precitable adjective [pɾesiˈt̪aβ̞le]
253. precitación noun [pɾesit̪aˈsjõn]
254. precitado adjective [pɾesiˈt̪að̞o]: aforementioned
255. precitando verb [pɾesiˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]
256. precitar verb [pɾesiˈt̪aɾ]
257. precito adjective [pɾeˈsit̪o]
258. preclaridad noun /pɾeklaɾiˈdad/: eminence; illustriousness
259. preclaro adjective /pɾeˈklaɾo/: illustrious, eminent
260. preclásico adjective: preclassical
261. preclasificación noun: pre-classification
262. preclasificado noun: seed
263. preclasificatoria noun: preliminary round
264. preclausura noun: pre-decommissioning
265. preclínico adjective: preclinical
266. preclusión noun /pɾekluˈsjon/: estoppel
267. preclusivo adjective /pɾekluˈsibo/: preclusive
268. precocer verb /pɾekoˈθeɾ/: to parbake (to bake (bread or dough) partially so it can be rapidly frozen for storage)
269. precocidad noun /pɾekoθiˈdad/: precociousness
270. precocinado noun, verb /pɾekoθiˈnado/: ready meal
271. precocinar verb /pɾekoθiˈnaɾ/: to precook (partially or completely cook in advance)
272. precognición noun: precognition
273. precognitivo adjective: precognitive
274. precolombino adjective /pɾekolomˈbino/: pre-Columbian
275. precolonial adjective /pɾekoloˈnjal/: precolonial
276. precombustión noun: precombustion
277. precomisionado noun [pɾekomisjoˈnað̞o]
278. precompetencia adjective: pre-competition
279. precompilar verb /pɾekompiˈlaɾ/: to precompile
280. precomponer verb /pɾekompoˈneɾ/: to precompose
281. precomprar verb /pɾekomˈpɾaɾ/: to prebuy
282. precompresión noun /pɾekompɾeˈsjon/: precompression
283. precomputar verb: precompute
284. preconcebido adjective, verb /pɾekonθeˈbido/: preconceived
285. preconcebir verb /pɾekonθeˈbiɾ/: to preconceive
286. preconcentrado noun: preconcentrate
287. preconcentrador adjective, noun: preconcentrating
288. preconcepción noun [pɾekõnsepˈsjõn]: preconception
289. preconcepcional adjective: preconceptional
290. preconcepto noun: preconception
291. preconcibiendo verb [pɾekõnsiˈβ̞jẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of preconcebir
292. preconciliar adjective: preconciliar
293. preconcurso noun: ellipsis of preconcurso de acreedores
294. preconcurso de acreedores noun: the first step in the concurso de acreedores
295. precondición noun /pɾekondiˈθjon/: precondition
296. preconfigurar verb /pɾekonfiɡuˈɾaɾ/: to preconfigure
297. preconformidad noun: preconformity
298. precongresual adjective: pre-congress
299. preconización noun [pɾekonisaˈsjõn]: preconization
300. preconizado verb /pɾekoniˈθado/: past participle of preconizar

Part 35 · Part 37 · Spanish words: P

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 P: 14,264 words, in 48 parts.