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descalcificar
verb
to descale; to decalcify
descalibrar
verb
to decalibrate
descalificación
noun, feminine
disqualification; discrediting, discredit; demerit
descalificador
adjective
disqualifying
descalificar
verb
to discredit; to disqualify
descalificativo
adjective
disqualifying
descalificatorio
adjective
synonym of descalificador
descalzaperros
noun, masculine
hoo-ha; kerfuffle
descalzar
verb
to take off (a shoe); to take off one's shoes
descalzo
adjective
barefoot
descamación
noun, feminine
desquamation
descambiar
verb
to exchange, take back
descaminado
adjective
out of touch
descaminar
verb
to lead off the right track; to lead astray; to lead (someone) off the straight and narrow
descamisado
adjective
shirtless
descamisado
noun, masculine
a shirtless man
descamisado
adjective
Peronist, usually of the working class
descamisado
noun, masculine
a Peronist man, usually of the working class
descampado
noun, masculine
open ground, vacant lot
descansabrazos
noun, masculine
armrest
descansadamente
adverb
relaxedly; while resting
descansadero
noun, masculine
rest area
descansado
adjective
well-rested; easy; cushy
descansar
verb
to rest, relax (be in a state of rest or inactivity); to sit, to rest; to rest (put into a state of rest)
descansar en paz
verb
to rest in peace
descanse en paz
phrase
rest in peace
descansero
adjective
teasing
descansillo
noun, masculine
landing (above stairs)
descanso
noun, masculine
rest, break; relief; half-time
descapitalización
noun, feminine
decapitalization
descapitalizar
verb
to strip assets
descapotable
noun, masculine
convertible
descapotado
adjective
open-top
descapullar
verb
to debud; to circumcise
descara
verb
only used in se descara, third-person singular present indicative of descararse
descaradamente
adverb
blatantly; brazenly, shamelessly, audaciously, in bald-faced way; unabashedly, openly; sassily, saucily, cheekily
descarado
adjective
brazen, cheeky, brash, impudent, shameless, brazen-faced, barefaced, bald-faced; unabashed; sassy, fresh, saucy (colloquial); blatant, outright
descarando
verb
only used in se ... descarando, syntactic variant of descarándose, gerund of descararse
descarapelar
verb
to flake; flake off
descarar
verb
only used in se ... descarar, syntactic variant of descararse
descararse
verb
to speak or act with impudence
descarbonatar
verb
to decarbonate; to grow old
descarbonización
noun, feminine
decarbonization
descarbonizar
verb
to decarbonize
descarboxilación
noun, feminine
decarboxylation
descarboxilado
adjective
decarboxylated
descarboxilante
adjective
decarboxylating
descarboxilar
verb
to decarboxylate
descarboxilasa
noun, feminine
decarboxylase
descare
verb
only used in me descare, first-person singular present subjunctive of descararse
descaremos
verb
only used in nos descaremos, first-person plural present subjunctive of descararse
descaren
verb
only used in se descaren, third-person plural present subjunctive of descararse
descarga
noun, feminine
unloading; discharge; electrical shock; download; flush (toilet)
descargable
adjective
downloadable
descargador
adjective
unloading
descargador
noun, masculine
unloader; downloader (someone who downloads files from the Internet)
descargador
noun, masculine
discharger; downloader (a computer program that assists with the downloading of files)
descargar
verb
to unload; to discharge; to fire, discharge (a weapon); to download
descargo
noun, masculine
unloading; rebuttal; disclaimer
descarnadamente
adverb
brutally
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