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dermocosmético: dermocosmetic
dermofarmacia: The study of cosmetic pharmacy.
dermografismo: dermographism
dermolipectomía: dermolipectomy
dermáptero: dermapteran
derogación: derogation, nullification
derogar: to abolish, annul, repeal, overturn
derogativo: derogatory
derogatorio: derogatory, abrogative
derrama: allotment (of money to be paid by a group of people); washout
derramado: spilt, spilled
derramamiento: spillage; shedding; outpouring
derramamiento de sangre: bloodshed
derramar: to spill, to leak; to shed (blood, sweat, tears, etc.); to pour out (e.g., love, wrath, blessings, one's heart)
derrame: leakage, effusion; stroke (loss of brain function due to interruption of blood supply)
derrame cerebral: stroke (interruption of blood supply to the brain)
derrancar: to come at
derranchado: deranged
derranchar: to become deranged
derrapaje: slip (vehicle dynamics)
derrapar: to skid
derrape: skid
derredor: surroundings
derrelicto: shipwreck
derrengar: to bend; twist; to wear out
derretido: melted; extremely in love, lovesick
derretido: concrete; grilled cheese (a snack consisting of grated cheese toasted in a bread roll)
derretimiento: melting
derretir: to melt; to spend, waste
derribamiento: demolition
derribar: to bring down, to shoot down; to knock down, to demolish, to break down, to tear down, to topple, to pull down, to kick down, to batter down; to overthrow; to take down, to tackle, to knock over
derribo: demolition
derrisión: derision
derrito: a melting
derrocamiento: overthrow, ousting
derrocar: to overthrow, to bring down; to demolish, to knock down; to weaken, to enervate; to hurl, to throw, to cast
derrochador: wasteful, lavish
derrochar: to waste, squander
derroche: waste, dissipation; wastefulness, thriftlessness; prodigality
derromper: to break
derrota: defeat
derrota: path, route, track; course
derrotabilidad: pregnability
derrotable: defeatable
derrotado: ragged; devastated; overwhelmed
derrotar: to defeat
derrotero: course (of a ship); course (of events)
derrotismo: defeatism (acceptance of defeat without struggle)
derrotista: defeatist
derrubio: deposit; debris
derruir: to knock down, tear down
derrumbadero: cliff; danger; hazard
derrumbamiento: demolishing, collapse
derrumbar: to demolish; to break down, to slump; to undermine
derrumbe: landslide; collapse (of a building); demolition
derviche: Dervish
des: since
desabastecer: to underserve; to leave short
desabastecimiento: cut-off of supply
desabasto: shortage, lack of service