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adhesivo
adjective
adhesive, sticky
adhesivo
noun, masculine
adhesive (substance that provides adhesion)
adhesivo dental
noun, masculine
denture cream
adhesión
noun, feminine
adhesion (the ability to stick to another substance); adherence; support, backing
adhocracia
noun, feminine
adhocracy (an organizational system designed to be flexible and responsive to the needs of the moment rather than excessively bureaucratic)
adiabatically
adiabático
adjective
adiabatic
adiafa
noun, feminine
a gift or refreshment given to sailors upon their return to port from a voyage
adiar
verb
to schedule
adicción
noun, feminine
addiction (compulsive usage); addiction (devotion; inclination)
adicional
adjective
additional (supplemental or added to something)
adicionalidad
noun, feminine
additionality
additionally; in addition, further
to add (make an addition; augment)
adición
noun, feminine
addition (the act of adding); addition (anything that is added); addition (the arithmetic operation of adding); check (in a restaurant, etc.)
addictively
adictivo
adjective
addictive (causing addiction)
adicto
adjective
addicted; in favor of, following
adicto
noun, masculine
addict; junkie (an enthusiast of something)
adiestrable
adjective
trainable
adiestrador
adjective
that tames
adiestrador
noun, masculine
tamer; one who tames animals
adiestramiento
noun, masculine
practice, training; animal training; dressage
to train (to teach, to educate)
to put on a diet
adigué
adjective
Adyghe
adigué
noun, masculine/feminine
Adyghe
adigués
adjective
Adyghe (of or relating to Adyghe ethnic group); Adygean (of, from or relating to Adygea, Russia)
adigués
noun, masculine
Adyghe (member of the Adyghe ethic group); Adygean (native or inhabitant of Adygea, Russia) (usually male)
adimensional
adjective
adimensional (without dimensions)
adinamia
noun, feminine
adynamia (lack or loss of strength, usually due to a disease)
only used in se adinera, third-person singular present indicative of adinerarse
only used in os ... adinerad, syntactic variant of adineraos, second-person plural imperative of adinerarse
adinerado
adjective
affluent, wealthy
only used in se ... adinerando, syntactic variant of adinerándose, gerund of adinerarse
only used in se ... adinerar, syntactic variant of adinerarse
to enrich (make wealthy)
only used in me adinere, first-person singular present subjunctive of adinerarse
only used in nos adineremos, first-person plural present subjunctive of adinerarse
only used in se adineren, third-person plural present subjunctive of adinerarse
only used in te ... adinerá, syntactic variant of adinerate, second-person singular voseo imperative of adinerarse
adintelado
adjective
lintelled
adios
interjection
Anglicization of adiós.
adipato
noun, masculine
adipate
adipocira
noun, feminine
adipocere
adipocito
noun, masculine
adipocyte (a type of cell, present in adipose tissue, where fat is stored as a source of energy)
adiponectina
noun, feminine
adiponectin
adiponectinemia
noun, feminine
adiponectinemia
adiponitrilo
noun, masculine
adiponitrile
adipoquina
noun, feminine
adipokine
adiposidad
noun, feminine
adiposity
adiposo
adjective
adipose (containing, composed of, or consisting of fat)
adir
verb
to accept (inheritance)
adisoniano
adjective
Addisonian (relating to Addison's disease)
to be an addition to (something); to add
aditamento
noun, masculine
accessory; attachment; add-on; bolt-on; addition
aditar
verb
to add (something)
aditividad
noun, feminine
additivity
aditivo
adjective
additive
aditivo
noun, masculine
additive (substance added to another to alter its properties)