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agravación
noun, feminine
aggravation, worsening
agravamiento
noun, masculine
aggravation, worsening
agravante
adjective
aggravating
agravante
noun, masculine/feminine
aggravation (extrinsic circumstance or accident which increases the guilt of a crime or the misery of a calamity); extra negative circumstance; something that makes matters worse
agravantemente
adverb
aggravatingly
agravar
verb
to aggravate; to get worse; to aggro.
agraviador
adjective
offending
agraviador
noun, masculine
offender
agraviante
adjective
insulting; offensive
agraviar
verb
to insult; to offend, outrage, hurt, wrong
agravio
noun, masculine
offense, grievance, wrongdoing; tort
agraz
adjective
unpleasant, disagreeable
agraz
noun, masculine
verjuice; unripe grape; red-berried mistletoe (Viscum cruciatum); redcurrant (Ribes rubrum); Andean blueberry (Vaccinium meridionale, Vaccinium floribundum)
agrecano
noun, masculine
aggrecan
agredido
noun, masculine
victim of an attack; attackee
agredir
verb
to assault, attack
agregación
noun, feminine
aggregation
agregado
noun, masculine
attaché (diplomatic officer)
agregado
noun, masculine
addition; add-on; side dish; skandha
agregado familiar
noun, masculine
household
agregador
noun, masculine
aggregator (feed reader)
agregaduría
noun, feminine
the work of an attaché
agregar
verb
to add; to aggregate (put together)
agremiación
noun, feminine
unionization
agremiado
adjective
belonging to a guild or trade union
agremiado
noun, masculine
trade unionist; guildmember
agremiar
verb
to unionise
agresivamente
adverb
aggressively
agresividad
noun, feminine
aggressiveness
agresivo
adjective
aggressive
agresión
noun, feminine
aggression (the act of initiating hostilities); aggression (hostile or destructive behavior or actions)
agresión sexual
noun, feminine
sexual assault
agresor
noun, masculine
aggressor, assailant
agreste
adjective
rustic, rural
agriado
adjective
sour
agrial
noun, masculine
wax begonia (Begonia cucullata)
agriamente
adverb
sourly; harshly
agriar
verb
to sour, embitter
agriaz
noun, masculine
bead tree
agricultor
adjective
agricultural
agricultor
noun, masculine
farmer
agricultura
noun, feminine
agriculture, farming
agridulce
adjective
sweet and sour (taste); bittersweet
agrietado
adjective
cracky, fissured (having lots of cracks); chapped (lips)
agrietamiento
noun, masculine
fissure; cracking
agrietar
verb
to crack (to form cracks)
agrillo
adjective
sourish
agrillo
noun, masculine
wood sorrel; barberry; desert sumac
agrimensor
noun, masculine
surveyor
agrimensura
noun, feminine
agricultural cartography or surveying
agringar
verb
to assimilate into gringo (Anglo-American) culture, to Americanize; to become a gringo (American)
agrio
adjective
sour; tangy; (of a person) bitter
agrios
noun, masculine
citric fruits (related to the crop)
agripa
verb
only used in se agripa, third-person singular present indicative of agriparse
agripado
adjective
down with the flu
agripar
verb
only used in se ... agripar, syntactic variant of agriparse
agriparse
verb
to get the flu
agripe
verb
only used in me agripe, first-person singular present subjunctive of agriparse
agripemos
verb
only used in nos agripemos, first-person plural present subjunctive of agriparse
agripen
verb
only used in se agripen, third-person plural present subjunctive of agriparse
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