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cambra
noun, feminine
room; bedroom
cambray
noun, masculine
chambray (a type of cloth)
cambronera
noun, feminine
European gooseberry; gooseberry (Ribes uva-crispa) (tree); matrimony vine (Lycium barbarum)
cambrón
noun, masculine
any of various plants
cambuche
noun, masculine
shack
cambujo
adjective
of mixed Zambo-Amerindian race
cambujo
noun, masculine
someone of mixed Zambo-Amerindian race
cambur
noun, masculine
banana (fruit)
cambódromo
noun, masculine
promenade (especially the one in Santa Cruz de la Sierra
camedrio
noun, masculine
germander
camelador
noun, masculine
lover; praiser
camelar
verb
to cajole, to sweet-talk, to win over; to seduce; to love
camelia
noun, feminine
camellia
camellar
verb
to work continuously and arduously; to work like a mule; to walk a large distance
camellero
noun, masculine
camel merchant, owner or breeder
camello
noun, masculine
camel; job, work; labour, toil; pusher, drug dealer
camello bactriano
noun, masculine
Bactrian camel
camellón
noun, masculine
ridge; levee, dike; sawhorse; camlet (fabric); median; a dividing strip between two lanes of a road
camelo
noun, masculine
bluff, hoax, con; baloney (fake news); flattery, gallantry (especially towards women)
camembert
noun, masculine
camembert
cameo
noun, masculine
cameo (short appearance)
cameral
adjective
cameral
cameralismo
noun, masculine
cameralism
camerano
adjective
of, from or relating to Cameros
camerano
noun, masculine
native or inhabitant of Cameros (usually male)
camerino
noun, masculine
dressing room (a room in a theatre or other performance venue in which performers may change costumes and apply makeup); changing room
camero
adjective
bed; three-quarter size
camero
noun, masculine
bedmaker
camerunés
adjective
Cameroonian
camerunés
noun, masculine
Cameroonian
camerín
noun, masculine
synonym of camerino
camerístico
adjective
chamber (music)
camilla
noun, feminine
stretcher, gurney
camillero
noun, masculine
an orderly; a hospital worker who performs non-medical patient care; stretcher-bearer
camilo
adjective
Camillian
camilo
noun, masculine
Camillian
caminabilidad
noun, feminine
walkability
caminable
adjective
walking, walkable
caminador
adjective
walking
caminador
noun, masculine
walker
caminadora
noun, feminine
treadmill; walker; female equivalent of caminador (“walker”)
caminante
adjective
traveling
caminante
noun, masculine/feminine
traveler; hiker, walker
caminar
verb
to walk; to stroll; to travel, to trek; to go on; to wade (in or through a body of water)
caminata
noun, feminine
walk, hike, trek
caminatour
noun, masculine
walking tour
caminera
noun, feminine
miner (bird of genus Geositta))
caminero
adjective
road, street, path
caminería
noun, feminine
streets; expert on streets, footpaths and other public ways
camino
noun, masculine
way, route; road; path
camino de
preposition
towards; in the direction of; on the way to
camino de cabras
noun, masculine
goat path (narrow path in the countryside)
camino de herradura
noun, masculine
bridle path
camino de hierro
noun, masculine
railroad
camino de rosas
noun, masculine
bed of roses
camino de ruedas
noun, masculine
carriageway; carriage track; beaten track
camino de sirga
noun, masculine
towpath
camino real
noun, masculine
road constructed by the crown to connect important cities; royal road (easy or straightforward procedure)
camionero
adjective
related to trucks
camionero
noun, masculine
trucker, truck driver