Spanish words: votante to VVD

Spanish words votante to VVD

1. votante adjective, noun /boˈtante/: voting
2. votar verb /boˈtaɾ/: to vote
3. votivo adjective /boˈtibo/: votive
4. voto noun, verb /ˈboto/: vote
5. voto de calidad noun: casting vote
6. voto de censura noun /ˌboto de θenˈsuɾa/: vote of no confidence
7. voto de confianza noun /ˌboto de konˈfjanθa/: vote of confidence
8. voto matrimonial noun: marriage vow
9. voto particular noun: dissenting opinion
10. voto útil noun: tactical vote
11. voucher noun /ˈbaut͡ʃeɾ/: voucher
12. Vox proper noun: A Spanish right-wing political party.
13. vox populi noun, phrase /ˌboɡs ˈpopuli/: vox populi
14. vóxel noun /ˈboɡsel/: voxel
15. voxista adjective, noun /boɡˈsista/: pertaining to Vox, a Spanish political party
16. voy y vengo phrase /ˌboi i ˈbenɡo/: I'll be right back
17. voyerismo noun /boʝeˈɾismo/: voyeurism
18. voyerista adjective, noun [boʝeˈɾist̪a]: voyeuristic
19. voyeur noun /bwaˈjeɾ/: voyeur
20. voyeurismo noun /boʝeuˈɾismo/: voyeurism
21. voyeurista adjective, noun [boʝewˈɾist̪a]: voyeurist
22. voynichés noun [bojniˈt͡ʃes]
23. voz noun /ˈboθ/: voice
24. voz activa noun: active voice
25. voz argentada phrase [ˈbos aɾxẽn̪ˈt̪að̞a]
26. voz de la conciencia noun: remorse
27. voz de trueno noun: thunderous or booming voice
28. voz en off noun /ˌboθ en ˈof/: voice-over
29. voz media phrase [ˈbos ˈmeð̞ja]
30. voz pasiva noun: passive voice
31. vozarrón noun [bosaˈrõn]: loud, booming voice
32. voznado verb /boθˈnado/: past participle of voznar
33. voznando verb [bosˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of voznar
34. voznar verb /boθˈnaɾ/: to croak, quack
35. VPH noun: initialism of virus del papiloma de humano; HPV
36. vrd noun: abbreviation of verdad
37. vrg noun: censored spelling of verga
38. vs preposition: abbreviation of versus.
39. VSR noun: initialism of virus sincicial respiratorio; RSV
40. vtuber noun [beˈt̪uβ̞eɾ]
41. vualá interjection /bwaˈla/: voilà, lo and behold!
42. vuarced pronoun [bwaɾˈseð̞]
43. vuasted pronoun [bwasˈt̪eð̞]
44. vucé pronoun [buˈse]
45. vuced pronoun [buˈseð̞]
46. vudú adjective, noun /buˈdu/: voodoo
47. vuecelencia noun /bweθeˈlenθja/: your excellency
48. vuecencia noun /bweˈθenθja/: abbreviation of vuecelencia
49. vuelacerca noun /ˌbwelaˈθeɾka/: home run
50. vuelacercas noun [bwelaˈseɾkas]: plural of vuelacerca
51. vuelco noun, verb /ˈbwelko/: upset
52. vuelo noun, verb /ˈbwelo/: flight (the act of flying)
53. vuelo a vela noun: synonym of vuelo sin motor
54. vuelo espacial noun: space flight
55. vuelo rasante phrase [ˈbwelo raˈsãn̪t̪e]
56. vuelo sin motor noun: gliding (flying without an engine)
57. vuelta noun, verb /ˈbwelta/: turn
58. vuelta al mundo noun, phrase /ˌbwelta al ˈmundo/: Ferris wheel
59. vuelta carnero phrase [ˈbwel̪t̪a kaɾˈneɾo]
60. vuelta de campana noun: barrel roll
61. vuelta de rezón noun: a type of knot consisting of a round turn and two half hitches
62. vuelta de tuerca phrase [ˈbwel̪t̪a ð̞e ˈt̪weɾka]
63. vuelta en redondo noun: half-turn; 180° turn
64. vuelta y vuelta phrase [ˈbwel̪t̪a i ˈβ̞wel̪t̪a]
65. vueltabajero adjective, noun: of, from or relating to the region of Vuelta Abajo, Cuba
66. vueltas noun, verb /ˈbweltas/: plural of vuelta
67. vueltear verb [bwel̪t̪eˈaɾ]
68. vueltecita noun /bwelteˈθita/: diminutive of vuelta
69. vueltero adjective [bwel̪ˈt̪eɾo]: indecisive
70. vueltita noun /bwelˈtita/: diminutive of vuelta
71. vuelto noun, verb /ˈbwelto/: change (money given back)
72. vuelve a la vida noun /ˌbwelbe a la ˈbida/: a cocktail made of various seafoods and other ingredients
73. vuelvepiedras noun /bwelbeˈpjedɾas/: turnstone (bird)
74. vuelvepiedras rojizo noun: The ruddy turnstone.
75. vuesa pronoun /ˈbwesa/: your
76. vuesa merced pronoun /ˌbwesa meɾˈθed/: your grace; your mercy; you
77. vuesamerced pronoun [bwesameɾˈseð̞]
78. vuesansted pronoun [bwesãnsˈt̪eð̞]
79. vuesarced pronoun /bwesaɾˈθed/: your grace; your mercy; you
80. vuesas pronoun /ˈbwesas/: your
81. vuesasted pronoun /bwesasˈted/: alternative form of vuesarced
82. vueselencia pronoun /bweseˈlenθja/: Your Excellency
83. vueseñoría noun, pronoun [bweseɲoˈɾia]: Your Honour; Your Honor
84. vuesiría pronoun [bwesiˈɾia]
85. vueso pronoun /ˈbweso/: your
86. vuesos pronoun /ˈbwesos/: your
87. vueste noun [ˈbwest̪e]
88. vuested pronoun [bwesˈt̪eð̞]
89. vuestra excelencia pronoun /ˌbwestɾa eɡsθeˈlenθja/: Your Excellency; you
90. vuestra merced pronoun /ˌbwestɾa meɾˈθed/: your grace; your mercy; your worship; you
91. vuestra reverencia pronoun /ˌbwestɾa rebeˈɾenθja/: Your Reverence; you
92. vuestra señoría pronoun /ˌbwestɾa seɲoˈɾia/: Your Honour; you
93. vuestro determiner, pronoun /ˈbwestɾo/: yours
94. vueted pronoun [bweˈt̪eð̞]
95. vulcanal adjective [bulkaˈnal]
96. vulcaniano adjective [bulkaˈnjano]: Vulcan
97. vulcánico adjective [bulˈkaniko]
98. vulcanio adjective /bulˈkanjo/: Vulcanian; of or relating to Vulcan, the Roman god of fire
99. vulcanismo noun /bulkaˈnismo/: volcanism
100. vulcanista noun [bulkaˈnist̪a]
101. vulcanita noun [bulkaˈnit̪a]
102. vulcanización noun /bulkaniθaˈθjon/: vulcanization
103. vulcanizado verb /bulkaniˈθado/: past participle of vulcanizar
104. vulcanizador noun: vulcanizer
105. vulcanizadora noun /bulkaniθaˈdoɾa/: a tire repair shop
106. vulcanizando verb [bulkaniˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of vulcanizar
107. vulcanizar verb /bulkaniˈθaɾ/: vulcanize (to harden rubber with heat)
108. vulcano noun [bulˈkano]
109. vulcanología noun /bulkanoloˈxia/: volcanology
110. vulcanológico adjective /bulkanoˈloxiko/: volcanological
111. vulcanólogo noun /bulkaˈnoloɡo/: volcanologist, vulcanologist
112. vulg. adjective: abbreviation of vulgar
113. vulgar adjective /bulˈɡaɾ/: vulgar (all senses)
114. vulgariano noun: vulgarian
115. vulgaridad noun /bulɡaɾiˈdad/: vulgarity
116. vulgarismo noun [bulɣ̞aˈɾismo]: vulgarism
117. vulgarización noun /bulɡaɾiθaˈθjon/: popularization
118. vulgarizado verb /bulɡaɾiˈθado/: past participle of vulgarizar
119. vulgarizador adjective [bulɣ̞aɾisaˈð̞oɾ]
120. vulgarizando verb [bulɣ̞aɾiˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of vulgarizar
121. vulgarizándose verb [bulɣ̞aɾiˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of vulgarizar combined with se
122. vulgarizar verb /bulɡaɾiˈθaɾ/: to vulgarise (to make something vulgar)
123. vulgarmente adverb /ˌbulɡaɾˈmente/: commonly, generally, ordinarily, usually
124. Vulgata proper noun /bulˈɡata/: Vulgate (a fourth-century Bible translation into Latin)
125. vulgo adverb, noun /ˈbulɡo/: the common people, the masses
126. vulka noun /ˈbulka/: a tire repair shop
127. vulnerabilidad noun /bulneɾabiliˈdad/: vulnerability, vulnerableness
128. vulnerabilísimo adjective [bulneɾaβ̞iˈlisimo]
129. vulnerable adjective /bulneˈɾable/: vulnerable
130. vulneración noun [bulneɾaˈsjõn]: infringement
131. vulnerado verb /bulneˈɾado/: past participle of vulnerar
132. vulnerando verb [bulneˈɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of vulnerar
133. vulnerar verb /bulneˈɾaɾ/: to damage or injure
134. vulneraría noun, verb /bulneˈɾaɾja/: kidney vetch, woundwort (Anthyllis vulneraria)
135. vulnerario adjective [bulneˈɾaɾjo]
136. vulpécula noun [bulˈpekula]: vixen
137. vulpeja noun /bulˈpexa/: vixen
138. vulpino adjective /bulˈpino/: vulpine (relating to foxes)
139. vulto noun [ˈbul̪t̪o]: face
140. vulturno noun [bul̪ˈt̪uɾno]
141. vulva noun /ˈbulba/: vulva (the external female sexual organs)
142. vulvar adjective /bulˈbaɾ/: vulvar
143. vulvovaginitis noun /ˌbulbobaxiˈnitis/: vulvovaginitis
144. vúmetro noun /ˈbumetɾo/: VU meter
145. vusco pronoun [ˈbusko]
146. Vuskovic proper noun [buskoˈβ̞ik]
147. vusté pronoun [busˈt̪e]
148. vusted pronoun /busˈted/: second person formal; you (singular)
149. vuvuzela noun /bubuˈθela/: vuvuzela
150. vv. aa. abbreviation, noun [ˈb | ˈaa]: various authors; of authors of a published work.
151. VVD proper noun: Partido Popular para la Libertad y la Democracia; VVD.

Part 11 · Spanish words: V

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 V: 3,451 words, in 12 parts.