Spanish words: tomar a la ligera to torácico

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Spanish words tomar a la ligera to torácico

tomar a la ligera verb: take lightly
tomar a la tremenda verb: to take seriously; to take to heart
tomar a pecho verb: to take to heart
tomar aire verb /toˌmaɾ ˈaiɾe/: to take a breather
tomar armas verb: to take up arms
tomar asiento verb: to sit down
tomar cartas en el asunto phrase, verb [t̪oˈmaɾ ˈkaɾt̪as ẽn el aˈsũn̪t̪o]: to step in, stand in
tomar conciencia verb: to become aware; to realize
tomar cuerpo verb: to take shape
tomar del pelo phrase [t̪oˈmaɾ ð̞el ˈpelo]
tomar el aire verb [t̪oˈmaɾ el ˈajɾe]: to get some fresh air
tomar el pelo phrase, verb [t̪oˈmaɾ el ˈpelo]: to make a fool of, kid, wind up, razz (someone); to pull someone's leg, take the piss
tomar el sol phrase, verb [t̪oˈmaɾ el ˈsol]: to sunbathe
tomar el toro por los cuernos verb /toˌmaɾ el ˌtoɾo poɾ los ˈkweɾnos/: to take the bull by the horns
tomar en cuenta phrase, verb /toˌmaɾ en ˈkwenta/: to take into account; to keep in mind
tomar estado phrase [t̪oˈmaɾ esˈt̪að̞o]
tomar la alternativa verb /toˌmaɾ la alteɾnaˈtiba/: to stand in (for the bullfighter)
tomar la delantera verb: to take the lead; to overtake
tomar la lección phrase [t̪oˈmaɾ la lekˈsjõn]
tomar la palabra verb /toˌmaɾ la paˈlabɾa/: to take someone's word for it; to believe what somebody says
tomar la sartén por el mango phrase [t̪oˈmaɾ la saɾˈt̪ẽm poɾ el ˈmãŋgo]
tomar las aguas verb: to go to a spa
tomar las armas verb: to take up arms
tomar las de Villadiego verb /toˌmaɾ las de biʝaˈdjeɡo/: to shirk, to play truant
tomar lección phrase [t̪oˈmaɾ lekˈsjõn]
tomar nota verb: to take note
tomar para el churrete phrase [t̪oˈmaɾ ˈpaɾa elʲ t͡ʃuˈret̪e]
tomar para la chacota phrase [t̪oˈmaɾ ˈpaɾa la t͡ʃaˈkot̪a]
tomar partido verb /toˌmaɾ paɾˈtido/: to make up one's mind; to go for
tomar por asalto verb: To lay assault to.
tomar por culo verb /toˌmaɾ poɾ ˈkulo/: to take it up the ass
tomar por el pito del sereno verb /toˌmaɾ poɾ el ˌpito del seˈɾeno/: to diss; to look down on
tomar por sorpresa verb /toˌmaɾ poɾ soɾˈpɾesa/: to take by surprise
tomar posesión verb: to take over, take control, take charge
tomar sol verb: alternative form of tomar el sol
tomar una siesta verb: to take a nap
tomarse verb [t̪oˈmaɾse]: infinitive of tomar combined with se
tomarse a la tremenda phrase [t̪oˈmaɾse a la t̪ɾeˈmẽn̪d̪a]
tomarse el buque phrase [t̪oˈmaɾse el ˈβ̞uke]
tomarse el olivo phrase [t̪oˈmaɾse el oˈliβ̞o]
tomarse el palo phrase [t̪oˈmaɾse el ˈpalo]
tomarse la justicia por su mano verb: to take the law into one's own hands
tomárselas verb [t̪oˈmaɾselas]: infinitive of tomar combined with indirect object le/les and direct object las
tomárselo con Andina phrase [t̪oˈmaɾselo kõn ãn̪ˈd̪ina]
tomárselo con soda phrase [t̪oˈmaɾselo kõn ˈsoð̞a]
Tomasa proper noun /toˈmasa/: a female given name, masculine equivalent Tomás [=Thomas], equivalent to English Tamsin or Thomasina
Tomasito proper noun /tomaˈsito/: a diminutive of the male given name Tomás, equivalent to English Tommy
tomate noun, verb /toˈmate/: tomato (plant)
tomate cherry noun /toˌmate ˈt͡ʃeri/: cherry tomato
tomate de árbol noun: tamarillo, tree tomato
tomate de colgar noun: hanging tomato
tomate del diablo noun: black nightshade
tómate un armonil phrase [ˈt̪omat̪e ũn aɾmoˈnil]
tomatera noun /tomaˈteɾa/: female equivalent of tomatero
tomatero noun /tomaˈteɾo/: tomato grower
tomatierras noun: a trespasser or land squatter
tomatillo noun /tomaˈtiʝo/: tomatillo (fruit vegetable)
Tomatina proper noun: a yearly celebration held in Buñol, Valencia, on the final Wednesday of August, in which participants throw tomatoes at each other
tomatodo noun /tomaˈtodo/: sports water bottle
tomavistas noun: cine camera
tombería noun: police
tombino adjective [t̪õmˈbino]
tombo noun /ˈtombo/: cop
tómbola noun /ˈtombola/: tombola (lottery)
tómbolo noun [ˈt̪õmbolo]: the police
tomboy noun /tomˈboi/: tomboy (a boyish girl or woman)
Tombuctú proper noun /tombuɡˈtu/: Timbuktu (a city in central Mali)
tomento noun [t̪oˈmẽn̪t̪o]
tomentoso adjective /tomenˈtoso/: tomentose
tomentuloso adjective: tomentulous
tomero noun [t̪oˈmeɾo]
tomeseño adjective [t̪omeˈseɲo]
Tomi proper noun [ˈt̪omi]
-tomía suffix /toˈmia/: -tomy
Tomic proper noun [t̪oˈmik]
tomillar noun /tomiˈʝaɾ/: a biome of Spain in which thyme plants predominate
tomillo noun /toˈmiʝo/: thyme
tomillo blanco noun: Spanish marjoram (Thymus mastichina)
tomillo español noun: Cuban oregano
tomillo salsero noun: sauce thyme, Thymus zygis.
tomín noun /toˈmin/: tomin (a traditional unit of mass equivalent to about 0.6 g)
tomismo noun [t̪oˈmismo]: Thomism
tomista adjective /toˈmista/: Thomist
tomistomino noun: tomistomine
tomjonesiano adjective [t̪õmxoneˈsjano]
tomó noun, suffix, verb /ˈtomo/: tome, volume
tomochiteco adjective, noun /tomot͡ʃiˈteko/: of, from or relating to Tomochi
tomofobia noun [t̪omoˈfoβ̞ja]
tomografía noun /tomoɡɾaˈfia/: ellipsis of tomografía axial computarizada (“computed axial tomography scan, CAT scan”)
tomográfico adjective: tomographic
tomógrafo noun [t̪oˈmoɣ̞ɾafo]: tomograph
tomosimulación noun [t̪omosimulaˈsjõn]
tompeate noun /tompeˈate/: tenate (basket)
tomtato noun: pomato
ton noun /ˈton/: clipping of tono
Tonacatepeque proper noun /tonakateˈpeke/: a town in San Salvador department, El Salvador
tonada noun /toˈnada/: tune, song (music to be sung)
tonadilla noun /tonaˈdiʝa/: ditty, shanty, short song
tonadillero noun /tonadiˈʝeɾo/: someone who sings tonadillas
tonado verb [t̪oˈnað̞o]
tonal adjective /toˈnal/: tonal
tonalidad noun /tonaliˈdad/: tonality
tonalismo noun: tonalism
tonalita noun: tonalite
tonalítico adjective: tonalitic
tonalmente adverb /ˌtonalˈmente/: tonally
tonando verb [t̪oˈnãn̪d̪o]
tonante adjective /toˈnante/: thunderous
tonar verb [t̪oˈnaɾ]
tonca noun /ˈtonka/: tonka
tonces adverb [ˈt̪õnses]
tondero noun: a type of dance from Peru
tondo noun [ˈt̪õn̪d̪o]
tonel noun /toˈnel/: barrel
tonelada noun /toneˈlada/: metric ton (a unit of mass equal to exactly 1000 kg)
tonelada métrica noun: metric ton, ton, megagram
tonelaje noun [t̪oneˈlaxe]: tonnage
tonelería noun: cooperage (all senses)
tonelero noun /toneˈleɾo/: cooper
tonema noun [t̪oˈnema]
toñequear verb [t̪oɲekeˈaɾ]
toner noun /ˈtoneɾ/: alternative form of tóner
tonfa noun [ˈt̪õɱfa]
tonga noun /ˈtonɡa/: coating (thin outer layer)
tongada noun /tonˈɡada/: cover; covering; covering layer
tongano adjective, noun /tonˈɡano/: Tongan
tongo noun /ˈtonɡo/: fraud; farce
tongoneado verb [t̪õŋgoneˈað̞o]: past participle of tongonear
tongoneando verb [t̪õŋgoneˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of tongonear
tongoneándose verb [t̪õŋgoneˈãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of tongonear combined with se
tongonear verb [t̪õŋgoneˈaɾ]: to swing (the hips, while dancing or walking)
tongonearse verb [t̪õŋgoneˈaɾse]: infinitive of tongonear combined with se
tongoneo noun, verb [t̪õŋgoˈneo]: first-person singular present indicative of tongonear
tongzhi noun: tongzhi
toni noun /ˈtoni/: alternative spelling of tony (“circus clown”)
tónica adjective, noun /ˈtonika/: tonic
tónicamente adverb [ˌt̪onikaˈmẽn̪t̪e]
tonicidad noun /toniθiˈdad/: tonicity
tónico adjective, noun /ˈtoniko/: tonic
tonificación noun /tonifikaˈθjon/: tonification
tonificado verb /tonifiˈkado/: past participle of tonificar
tonificador adjective [t̪onifikaˈð̞oɾ]
tonificando verb [t̪onifiˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of tonificar
tonificante adjective /tonifiˈkante/: bracing, invigorating
tonificar verb /tonifiˈkaɾ/: to tone, tone up
tonificarse verb [t̪onifiˈkaɾse]: infinitive of tonificar combined with se
tonillo noun: hum
Toñín proper noun /toˈɲin/: a diminutive of the male given name Antonio
tonina noun /toˈnina/: common bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus)
tonina overa noun: Commerson's dolphin
tonitrofobia noun [t̪onit̪ɾoˈfoβ̞ja]
tonitronante adjective: thunderous
tonitruante adjective: alternative form of tonitronante
tonka noun /ˈtonka/: alternative form of tonca
tonkatsu noun [t̪õŋˈkat̪su]
tono noun /ˈtono/: tone
tono académico phrase [ˈt̪ono akaˈð̞emiko]
tono muscular noun: muscle tone
tonocoté adjective: of or pertaining to the Tonocotés, a people of Argentina
tonocotés adjective, noun /tonokoˈtes/: Tonocotés
tonoplasto noun: tonoplast
Tonosí proper noun [t̪onoˈsi]
tonsilolito noun [t̪õnsiloˈlit̪o]: tonsillolith
tonsor noun: tonsor
tonsura noun, verb /tonˈsuɾa/: tonsure
tonsurado verb /tonsuˈɾado/: past participle of tonsurar
tonsurando verb [t̪õnsuˈɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of tonsurar
tonsurar verb [t̪õnsuˈɾaɾ]: to tonsure
tontada noun [t̪õn̪ˈt̪að̞a]: silly thing
tontaina adjective, noun /tonˈtaina/: idiotic
tontainas adjective, noun: alternative form of tontaina
tontamente adverb [ˌt̪õn̪t̪aˈmẽn̪t̪e]: sillily, foolishly
tontarrón adjective [t̪õn̪t̪aˈrõn]
tonteado verb /tonteˈado/: past participle of tontear
tonteando verb [t̪õn̪t̪eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of tontear
tontear verb /tonteˈaɾ/: to do or say stupid things
tonteo noun, verb /tonˈteo/: first step; flirtation
tontera noun /tonˈteɾa/: nonsense, tosh (something that is dumb)
tontería noun /tonteˈɾia/: something that is dumb
tonti adjective: silly; dumb; wacko
tontillo adjective, noun /tonˈtiʝo/: Clothes. Petticoat or other lower garment with whale hoops or other material that women used to hollow out the skirts.
tontiloco adjective [t̪õn̪t̪iˈloko]
tontina noun /tonˈtina/: tontine
tontipop noun: tontipop (contemporary Spanish twee pop)
tontísimo adjective [t̪õn̪ˈt̪isimo]: superlative degree of tonto
tontito adjective /tonˈtito/: diminutive of tonto
tontivano adjective [t̪õn̪t̪iˈβ̞ano]
tonto adjective, noun /ˈtonto/: stupid
tonto de capirote adjective, noun: completely stupid, dimwitted
tonto del culo adjective, phrase [ˈt̪õn̪t̪o ð̞el ˈkulo]: thick as shit, fucking dumb
tonto del haba noun: idiot; fool; butt of a joke
tonto el último phrase /ˌtonto el ˈultimo/: the last one is a rotten egg
tontolaba adjective, noun [t̪õn̪t̪oˈlaβ̞a]: stupid
tontolava adjective, noun: alternative spelling of tontolaba (“stupid”)
tontolculo adjective [t̪õn̪t̪olˈkulo]
tontolnabo adjective [t̪õn̪t̪olˈnaβ̞o]
tontopollas adjective, noun /tontoˈpoʝas/: dumbass, dumbarse
tontorrón adjective, noun /tontoˈron/: dimwitted; silly
tontucio adjective [t̪õn̪ˈt̪usjo]
tontuelo noun /tonˈtwelo/: dummy, dilly, nitwit (stupid person)
tontuna noun /tonˈtuna/: stupidity; folly
tontura noun /tonˈtuɾa/: stupor
tony noun /ˈtoni/: circus clown
toor noun [t̪oˈoɾ]
top adjective, interjection, noun /ˈtop/: top (first positions of a ranking)
top model noun /ˌtob ˈmodel/: synonym of supermodelo
top ten noun /ˌtob ˈten/: top ten, hit list
topa noun, verb [ˈt̪opa]: third-person singular present indicative
topacio noun /toˈpaθjo/: topaz
topacio candela cola morada phrase [t̪oˈpasjo kãn̪ˈd̪ela ˈkola moˈɾað̞a]
topacio candela colicanelo phrase [t̪oˈpasjo kãn̪ˈd̪ela kolikaˈnelo]
topacio candela colimorado phrase [t̪oˈpasjo kãn̪ˈd̪ela kolimoˈɾað̞o]
topacio candela de cola canela phrase [t̪oˈpasjo kãn̪ˈd̪ela ð̞e ˈkola kaˈnela]
topacio candela de cola morada phrase [t̪oˈpasjo kãn̪ˈd̪ela ð̞e ˈkola moˈɾað̞a]
topacio carmesí phrase [t̪oˈpasjo kaɾmeˈsi]
topacio de fuego phrase [t̪oˈpasjo ð̞e ˈfweɣ̞o]
topacio del Brasil noun [t̪oˈpasjo ð̞el β̞ɾaˈsil]
topacio fuego phrase [t̪oˈpasjo ˈfweɣ̞o]
topacio fúlgido phrase [t̪oˈpasjo ˈfulxið̞o]
topado verb /toˈpado/: past participle of topar
topadora noun [t̪opaˈð̞oɾa]: bulldozer
Tópaga proper noun /ˈtopaɡa/: Tópaga (a town, a municipality of Boyacá department, Colombia)
topalo interjection, verb /toˈpalo/: go for it
topamiento noun [t̪opaˈmjẽn̪t̪o]: encounter
topando verb [t̪oˈpãn̪d̪o]: gerund of topar
topándose verb [t̪oˈpãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of topar combined with se
topar verb /toˈpaɾ/: to come across, encounter
toparca noun [t̪oˈpaɾka]
toparquía noun [t̪opaɾˈkia]
toparse verb [t̪oˈpaɾse]: infinitive of topar combined with se
toparse con verb /toˈpaɾse kon/: to stumble on
tope adverb, noun, verb /ˈtope/: butt, end, butt end
topeado verb /topeˈado/: masculine singular past participle of topear
topeando verb [t̪opeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of topear
tóper noun /ˈtopeɾ/: alternative form of tupper
topera noun /toˈpeɾa/: molehill
toperol noun [t̪opeˈɾol]
topetada noun, verb /topeˈtada/: butt (sudden thrust from an animal)
topetado verb /topeˈtado/: past participle of topetar
topetando verb [t̪opeˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of topetar
topetar verb [t̪opeˈt̪aɾ]: to butt (to suddenly thrust with the head)
topetazo noun /topeˈtaθo/: butt (sudden thrust from an animal), headbutt
topeteado verb [t̪opet̪eˈað̞o]
topeteando verb [t̪opet̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
topiario adjective /toˈpjaɾjo/: topiary
tópicamente adverb /ˌtopikaˈmente/: topically
topicazo adjective, noun /topiˈkaθo/: clichéd
tópico adjective, noun /ˈtopiko/: topical
topil noun [t̪oˈpil]: topil
topillo noun /toˈpiʝo/: diminutive of topo
topillo agreste noun: field vole
topillo rojo noun: bank vole
topiramato noun: topiramate
toples adjective /ˈtoples/: topless (exposing one's bare chest)
topless adjective, adverb /ˈtoples/: topless (of a woman, naked from the waist up)
topo noun, verb /ˈtopo/: mole (the animal)
topo ciego noun: blind mole (Talpa caeca)
topo dorado noun: golden mole
topofilia noun [t̪opoˈfilja]
topofobia noun [t̪opoˈfoβ̞ja]
topogigio noun /topoˈʝiʝo/: frozen and sweetened dessert made up of milk, fruit extract or fruit juice, and prepared in a small clear plastic bag.
topografía noun, verb /topoɡɾaˈfia/: topography
topografiar verb /topoɡɾaˈfjaɾ/: to topographize
topográficamente adverb [t̪opoˌɣ̞ɾafikaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: topographically
topográfico adjective /topoˈɡɾafiko/: topographic
topógrafo noun [t̪oˈpoɣ̞ɾafo]: topographer
topoguía noun: topo
topoisomerasa noun: topoisomerase
topolecto noun: topolect
topología noun: topology
topológicamente adverb /topoˌloxikaˈmente/: topologically
topológico adjective /topoˈloxiko/: topological
topólogo noun [t̪oˈpoloɣ̞o]: topologist
toponeado verb [t̪oponeˈað̞o]
toponeando verb [t̪oponeˈãn̪d̪o]
toponimia noun /topoˈnimja/: toponymy (the study of placenames)
toponímicamente adverb /topoˌnimikaˈmente/: toponymically
toponímico adjective, noun [t̪opoˈnimiko]: toponymic
topónimo noun /toˈponimo/: placename
toponomástico adjective: toponomastic
topotipo noun: topotype
topoyiyo noun /topoˈʝiʝo/: alternative spelling of topogigio
topping noun /ˈtopin/: topping (of food)
topu noun [ˈt̪opu]
toque noun, verb /ˈtoke/: a touch
toque de atención noun: word of warning
toque de diana noun: reveille
toque de queda noun, phrase /ˌtoke de ˈkeda/: curfew
toquecito noun /tokeˈθito/: diminutive of toque
toquegua adjective, noun: Toquegua (an indigenous people of Nicaragua)
toqueteado verb /toketeˈado/: past participle of toquetear
toqueteando verb [t̪oket̪eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of toquetear
toquetear verb /toketeˈaɾ/: to handle; fiddle (with)
toqueteo noun, verb /tokeˈteo/: touching; fiddling; groping; fingering
toqui noun /ˈtoki/: toqui
toquilla noun /toˈkiʝa/: the Panama hat palm
toquín noun [t̪oˈkĩn]
-tor suffix [ˈt̪oɾ]
tora noun /ˈtoɾa/: leatherback (species of sea turtle)
torácico adjective /toˈɾaθiko/: thoracic

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 T: 8,579 words, in 29 parts.