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snowdrop
campanilla morada
noun, feminine
morning glory (flower)
campanillazo
noun, masculine
chime of a small bell or handbell
campanillero
noun, masculine
handbell ringer
campanillo
noun, masculine
small bell
campanita
noun, feminine
diminutive of campana; small bell
campante
adjective
unfazed, indifferent; outstanding; satisfied, pleased with oneself; cheerful, buoyant
pompously
campanudo
adjective
bell-shaped; pompous; bombastic
campanulado
adjective
campanulate
campanólogo
noun, masculine
glockenspiel
campar
verb
to stand out; to camp
to roam free; to run rife; to have the run of
campari
noun, masculine
Campari
campaña
noun, feminine
campaign; countryside; base
smear campaign
campañol
noun, masculine
vole
campeada
noun, feminine
search
campeador
noun, masculine
champion
campeante
adjective
great; huge
to graze; to work the fields; to guard the fields; to reconnoitre; to park
campechanería
noun, feminine
good manners; kindliness
campechano
adjective
of, from or relating to the state of Campeche, Mexico; kindly; cordial; affable; generous; straightforward, frank; mixed, containing a mixture of different types
campechano
noun, masculine
native or inhabitant of the state of Campeche, Mexico (usually male)
to win a championship
campeonato
noun, masculine
championship
to triumph; to be champion
campeonísimo
noun, masculine
a team that wins both the Liga MX and Copa MX in the same season
campera
noun, feminine
jacket
to search
to fit out (a vehicle) to make it suitable for camping
campero
adjective
free-range, roaming; rural; fit for outdoor use; outdoor-sleeping; accustomed to working outside
campero
noun, masculine
off-roader; A type of sandwich popular in the city of Malaga.
campero
noun, masculine
camper (a person who stays in one spot during a first-person shooting game, to guard an item etc.)
campesinado
noun, masculine
group of farmers; peasantry
campesino
adjective
rural
campesino
noun, masculine
farmer; peasant
campestre
adjective
country; rural, rustic; cross-country
campeón
noun, masculine
champion, champ (informal address)
campilán
noun, masculine
a kampilan
camping
noun, masculine
campsite; camping in a private campsite
camping gas
noun, masculine
camp stove, camping stove, portable stove (a portable stove used while camping)
campirano
adjective
countryside; country
campirano
noun, masculine
peasant; hick; yokel; redneck
campismo
noun, masculine
camping (activity)
campista
noun, masculine/feminine
camper (person who camps)
campisto
adjective
cowboyish; cowboylike
campisto
noun, masculine
a cowboy (a man who tends free-range cattle)
campiña
noun, feminine
countryside
campo
noun, masculine
countryside, country; field (large open area); pitch, (US) field (field on which soccer, rugby or field hockey is played); course; field (domain of knowledge or practice)
campo a través
noun, masculine
cross-country
campo atrás
noun, masculine
backcourt violation, over and back
campo de batalla
noun, masculine
battlefield
concentration camp
campo de escombros
noun, masculine
debris field
campo de estudio
noun, masculine
field of study
campo de exterminio
noun, masculine
extermination camp
campo de fuerza
noun, masculine
forcefield
campo de fuerzas
noun, masculine
force field
campo de golf
noun, masculine
golf course