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biblioteconomía
noun, feminine
library science
bibliotecólogo
noun, masculine
one who studies libraries
biblista
noun, masculine/feminine
biblist (a Biblical scholar)
bibliófago
noun, masculine
bookworm (avid reader)
bibliófilo
noun, masculine
bibliophile
bibliógrafo
noun, masculine
bibliographer (person who compiles bibliographies)
bibliómano
adjective
bibliomaniacal
bibliómano
noun, masculine
bibliomaniac
bibosi
noun, masculine
a kind of fig tree
bicameral
adjective
bicameral
bicameralidad
noun, feminine
bicameralism
bicameralismo
noun, masculine
bicameralism
bicampeonato
noun, masculine
two-time championship
bicampeón
noun, masculine
two-time champion; double winner
bicapa
noun, feminine
bilayer
bicapitalidad
noun, feminine
the state of two towns being joint capital
bicarbonatado
adjective
containing bicarbonate
bicarbonato
noun, masculine
bicarbonate
bicarbonato de amonio
noun, masculine
ammonium bicarbonate (NH₄HCO₃)
bicarbonato de potasio
noun, masculine
potassium bicarbonate (KHCO3)
bicarbonato de sodio
noun, masculine
baking soda, bicarbonate of soda, sodium bicarbonate
bicarbonato sódico
noun, masculine
synonym of bicarbonato de sodio
bicarpelar
adjective
bicarpellary
bicatenario
adjective
two-stranded
bicefalia
noun, feminine
bicephaly
bicentenario
adjective
bicentenary, bicentennial; two-hundred-year-old
bicentenario
noun, masculine
bicentenary, bicentennial
bicha
noun, feminine
beer, brew; cocaine paste; critter
bicharraco
noun, masculine
creepy-crawly
biche
noun, masculine
alternative spelling of viche
bichear
verb
to observe; to spy on
bichero
noun, masculine
boathook
bichi
noun, masculine
cat
bichi
adjective
naked
bichicome
noun, masculine/feminine
tramp; rolling stone
bichito
noun, masculine
diminutive of bicho; penis
bichito de luz
noun, masculine
glowworm
bicho
noun, masculine
bug; vermin; beast (non-human animal); vulva; penis
bicho bolita
noun, masculine
pill bug
bicho de cesto
noun, masculine
Any of species Oiketicus kirbyi of bagworm moths
bicho de luz
noun, masculine
glowworm
bicho feo
noun, masculine
alternative spelling of bichofeo
bicho malo
noun, masculine
nasty piece of work
bicho malo nunca muere
phrase
a creaking door hangs longest; the devil looks after his own
bicho raro
noun, masculine
freak, oddball, weirdo
bichofué
noun, masculine
The great kiskadee, Pitangus sulphuratus.
bichote
noun, masculine/feminine
big shot
bichozno
noun, masculine
fourth great-grandchild
bichón
noun, masculine
bichon
bici
noun, feminine
clipping of bicicleta: bike
bici de montaña
noun, feminine
mountain bike
bicicleta
noun, feminine
bicycle, pushbike, cycle; step over, pedalada (a dribbling move, or feint, in football (soccer), used to fool a defensive player into thinking the offensive player, in possession of the ball, is going to move in a direction he does not intend to move in); bicycle; diarrhea
bicicleta balona
noun, feminine
cruiser bicycle
bicicleta de montaña
noun, feminine
mountain bike
bicicleta de reparto
noun, feminine
cargo bike
bicicleta elíptica
noun, feminine
elliptical trainer
bicicleta estática
noun, feminine
exercise bicycle, exercise bike, stationary bicycle, stationary bike
bicicleta fija
noun, feminine
exercise bicycle, exercise bike, stationary bicycle, stationary bike
bicicleta financiera
noun, feminine
an investment made in local currency to, after a certain period, obtain a profit in foreign currency
bicicletada
noun, feminine
ride (mass bicycle ride)