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acometividad
noun, feminine
proneness or tendency to attack; zeal; fervor; zet
acomodación
noun, feminine
accommodation
acomodadizo
adjective
accommodating
acomodado
adjective
well-off, well-to-do, affluent, wealthy; accommodated, settled in; suitable, fitting, comfortable
acomodado
noun, masculine
a person who had obtained his job by influence or recommendation, not for his own merits; a person with many connections
acomodador
noun, masculine
usher
acomodamiento
noun, masculine
accommodation; suitability
acomodar
verb
to accommodate; to usher or settle; to suit; to be suitable; to settle in
acomodarse
verb
infinitive of acomodar combined with se.; achieve good professional, financial or economic stability.; hit.; bundle up excessively, overdress.; to secure a high status at work or a privileged position by using one's influence.
acomodaticio
adjective
accommodating
acomodo
noun, masculine
job, position
acompasadamente
adverb
using a compass; in a paused manner
acompasado
adjective
rhythmic, regular
acompasar
verb
to keep time with; to keep in step with; to match, to adjust to
acompañado
noun, masculine
side dish
acompañamiento
noun, masculine
the act of accompanying; accompaniment; the accompanying part; accompaniment; side dish
acompañante
adjective
accompanying
acompañante
noun, masculine/feminine
escort, esquire; attendant; accompanist; mate (breeding partner)
acompañante
noun, masculine
side dish
acompañar
verb
to accompany, to go with, to join, to tag along; to chaperone
acomplejado
adjective
neurotic; having a psychological complex
acomplejado
noun, masculine
neurotic; someone with a complex
acomplejamiento
noun, masculine
development of a complex
acomplejar
verb
to give a psychological complex, to cause complexes; to develop a complex
acondicionado
adjective
conditioned; up to scratch
acondicionador
noun, masculine
conditioner, hair conditioner
acondicionador de aire
noun, masculine
air conditioner
acondicionamiento
noun, masculine
conditioning (modification of behavior); remodeling
acondicionar
verb
to condition (to shape the behavior of someone); to condition (to treat with hair conditioner)
acondrita
noun, feminine
achondrite (any stony meteorite that contains no chondrules)
acondroplasia
noun, feminine
achondroplasia (a genetic disorder, the most common form of short limb dwarfism)
acondrítico
adjective
achondritic (pertaining to achondrites)
aconductar
verb
to foster good behaviour; to set on the straight and narrow
aconfesional
adjective
secular
aconfesionalidad
noun, feminine
secularity
acongojado
adjective
anguished
acongojar
verb
to cause or inflict suffering; to distress, grieve
aconitasa
noun, feminine
aconitase
aconitina
noun, feminine
aconitine (a poisonous alkaloid)
aconsejable
adjective
advisable
aconsejado
adjective
wise; smart
aconsejar
verb
to advise
acontecer
verb
to come to pass, to happen, to occur, to transpire, to come about, to befall
acontecer
noun, masculine
event, act; happening; goings-on
acontecido
adjective
crestfallen
acontecimiento
noun, masculine
event, development, occurrence, happening
acontentar
verb
to make happy; to please
acopiador
noun, masculine
gatherer; storer
acopiar
verb
to gather; to stock, stock up; to forestall
acopio
noun, masculine
gathering, collecting, stockpile
acoplable
adjective
attachable
acoplado
adjective
tagging along, joining a group or plan uninvited.; coupled, attached, connected.
acoplado
noun, masculine
a tagalong, a gatecrasher, a hanger-on, a third wheel (someone who joins a gathering, group of friends, or couple without being explicitly invited).
acoplador
adjective
coupling
acoplador
noun, masculine
coupler
acoplamiento
noun, masculine
joining; connection; coupling
acoplar
verb
to couple; to hook up, connect; to tag along
acoquinamiento
noun, masculine
intimidation
acoquinar
verb
to daunt, put down
acorar
verb
to afflict, put in distress
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