Dictionary

Look up any word

8,200 words — headwords with part of speech, pronunciation, and a plain-language definition.

empresa
noun, feminine
company; enterprise, undertaking; task
short-term job centre
empresa mixta
noun, feminine
joint venture
empresa pública
noun, feminine
state-owned enterprise
empresariado
noun, masculine
the business world; leading businesspeople
empresarial
adjective
business
empresariales
noun, feminine
business studies
in a business-like manner
empresario
noun, masculine
businessman; entrepreneur; contractor
funeral director, mortician, undertaker
empresarismo
noun, masculine
entrepreneurship
to lend
empreñación
noun, feminine
impregnation
empreñador
adjective
impregnating
empreñador
noun, masculine
impregnator
to impregnate (to cause to become pregnant); to vex, to annoy; to impregnate (to fill pores or spaces with a substance)
emprimado
noun, masculine
rehearsal
emproblemado
adjective
troubled; distressed
to cause problems (for)
empréstito
noun, masculine
loan
empujador
adjective
pushing
empujador
noun, masculine
pusher; plunger
to push, to shove, to jostle; to nudge (push into action by pestering or annoying a person)
empuje
noun, masculine
thrust; boost
empujoncito
noun, masculine
nudge, jog; push (of encouragement)
empujón
noun, masculine
shove, push, jostle; boost
emputa
verb
only used in se emputa, third-person singular present indicative of emputarse
only used in os ... emputad, syntactic variant of emputaos, second-person plural imperative of emputarse
only used in se ... emputando, syntactic variant of emputándose, gerund of emputarse
make angry, infuriate; get (really) angry
infinitive of emputar combined with se; to get really angry
empute
verb
only used in me empute, first-person singular present subjunctive of emputarse
to pimp out, to whore out; to whore oneself out; to become enraged, to become overcome in anger; to confuse; to complicate a situation
only used in nos emputemos, first-person plural present subjunctive of emputarse
only used in se emputen, third-person plural present subjunctive of emputarse
only used in te ... emputá, syntactic variant of emputate, second-person singular voseo imperative of emputarse
empuñadura
noun, feminine
hilt; grip, handle, handgrip
to clutch, grasp or brandish by the handle, to take up; to wield; to obtain
emphatically; sympathetically
empático
adjective
empathic; responsive
empíreo
adjective
empyrean; celestial, heavenly
empíreo
noun, masculine
the empyrean; heaven; visible heavens, the sky
empirically
empírico
adjective
empirical (pertaining to or based on experience)
empírico
noun, masculine
empiricist
emtricitabina
noun, feminine
emtricitabine
emulación
noun, feminine
emulation
emulador
adjective
emulative
emulador
noun, masculine
emulator (someone or something that emulates)
emulador
noun, masculine
emulator (application that simulates another system)
emular
verb
to emulate
emulgente
noun, masculine
emulsifier
to emulsify; to milk out; to drain out; to exhaust
emulsificación
noun, feminine
emulsification
emulsificador
noun, masculine
emulsifier
emulsificante
adjective
emulsifying
emulsificante
noun, masculine
emulsifier
synonym of emulsionar
emulsionante
adjective
emulsifying
emulsionante
noun, masculine
emulsifier