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bravata
noun, feminine
bravado, swagger
braveza
noun, feminine
bravery; wildness; ferocity
bravo
interjection
well done!, good show!; bravo!
bravo
adjective
angry, furious; bold, courageous; skilful, capable, clever, fine; good, excellent; agitated (sea)
bravuconada
noun, feminine
boast
bravuconería
noun, feminine
synonym of bravuconada
bravucón
adjective
cocky
bravucón
noun, masculine
braggart; bully
bravura
noun, feminine
courage, boldness, bravery (a display of daring); ferocity, fierceness, wildness; anger; bravura
bravío
noun, masculine
synonym of bravura (“ferociousness (of an animal)”)
bravío
adjective
wild, untamed; wild; uncouth; choppy, wild
braza
noun, feminine
breaststroke; synonym of estado, the Spanish brace or fathom (a traditional unit of length equal to 2 varas or about 1.67 meters)
brazada
noun, feminine
stroke; an estado; a unit of length used for fabric and strings, which varies between 1 and 1.20 m
brazado
noun, masculine
armful
brazal
noun, masculine
bracelet; armlet; vambrace; handle; grip
brazalete
noun, masculine
bracelet
brazo
noun, masculine
arm; branch, limb (of a tree)
brazo armado
noun, masculine
A violent faction within a political group.
brazo de gitano
noun, masculine
Swiss roll
brazo de lectura
noun, masculine
tonearm
brazo de mar
noun, masculine
inlet
brazo de reina
noun, masculine
Swiss roll
brazo de río
noun, masculine
distributary
brazo derecho
noun, masculine
right-hand man
brazo fuerte
noun, masculine
tamandua
brazo muerto
noun, masculine
oxbow lake
brazola
noun, feminine
coaming
brazuca
noun, masculine/feminine
Brazilian
brazuca
adjective
Brazilian
braña
noun, feminine
meadow; meadowland; village populated by Vaqueiros de Alzada
brea
noun, feminine
tar, pitch; tarpaulin
break
noun, masculine
estate car, station wagon
break
noun, masculine
break (pause); break; clipping of breakdance
breakbeat
noun, masculine/feminine
breakbeat (form of syncopated rhythm prominent in much African music); breakbeat (genre of electronic dance music)
breakcore
noun, masculine/feminine
breakcore
breakdance
noun, masculine
breakdance; breakdancing
breakdancing
noun, masculine
breakdancing
breaker
noun, masculine
breaker; circuit breaker
brear
verb
to dip in tar (see embrear); to abuse, to mistreat, to mock
brebaje
noun, masculine
potion, concoction
breca
noun, feminine
common pandora
brecha
noun, feminine
breach; gap, divide, gulf, chasm; rift, wedge; break, breakthrough (change in circumstance or situation); gash (wound from a cut)
brechtiano
adjective
Brechtian
brecina
noun, feminine
any of a number of plants:
breck
noun, masculine
synonym of breque
brega
noun, feminine
fight; struggle; joke; play
bregadura
noun, feminine
synonym of brega
bregar
verb
to toil, struggle; to fight; to deal with
brenca
noun, feminine
strand (especially of saffron)
breque
noun, masculine
a vehicle brake
bresca
noun, feminine
honeycomb
bresciano
noun, masculine
native or inhabitant of Brescia (usually male)
bresciano
adjective
of, from or relating to Brescia
brete
noun, masculine
an unavoidable and inescapable predicament; job; difficult situation
bretear
verb
to work
bretilio
noun, masculine
bretylium
bretón
adjective
Breton
bretón
noun, masculine
Breton (language)
bretón
noun, masculine
Breton (person)
breva
noun, feminine
black fig, breba (first fruit of the fig tree); titty; jug; knocker (breast)