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llenado
noun, masculine
filling (act of filling)
llenador
adjective
filling
llenar
verb
to bother, to tire
llenar
verb
to fill something up; to fill out or complete a form; to complete a group; to become full; to gorge, to chow down
to fill in; to stand in
llenazo
noun, masculine
sell-out show
llenito
adjective
diminutive of lleno; chubby; plump
lleno
adjective
full
llenura
noun, feminine
fullness; a feeling of stomach heaviness; indigestion
llenísimo
adjective
jam-packed, crowded
llepo
noun, masculine
mating ball
llera
noun, feminine
pebbly or stony area
llerista
noun, masculine/feminine
A supporter of Carlos Lleras Restrepo
llerista
adjective
Of, relating to, or supporting Carlos Lleras Restrepo, Colombian politician
llesca
noun, feminine
weed, dope (marijuana)
lleuque
noun, masculine
Chilean plum yew (Prumnopitys andina); Prince Albert's yew (Saxegothaea conspicua)
llevadero
adjective
tolerable; manageable; bearable; entertaining
llevador
noun, masculine
carrier
llevanza
noun, feminine
carrying out
llevar
verb
to take somewhere (most of the time away from the speaker); to carry, bear, hold; to wear; to have, include (have as a component, part, accessory or ingredient); to give a lift, to give a ride
to carry out, fulfill, accomplish
to carry out; to put into effect
to pride oneself on
to put in practice
to carry out, fulfill, go through
to carry out, carry through
to twist someone's arm (to coerce, force); to have one's way with, to get into someone's pants
to be on track
to lead an orchestra (as a conductor)
to keep time
to carry coals to Newcastle
to go against; say something against
to go against; say something against
to keep count, keep score, keep track
to go first; to take the lead
synonym of tener las de ganar
synonym of tener las de perder
To carry coals to Newcastle
to wear the pants, to wear the trousers
to wear
to be difficult; to have a hard time doing something
to have (something) to eat
to get on; get along (well), hit it off
to fight like cat and dog
to pull it off (succeed)
to win, to bear the palm, to bear away the palm, to carry the day, to take the cake, to take the prize, to take the biscuit, to beat it all, to run away with the prize
to mow down; to claim (e.g. a life)
lleísmo
noun, masculine
the practice of distinguishing the Spanish sounds represented by the letter ye ("y") and the letter elle ("ll")
llobaca
noun, masculine
horse
lloque
noun, masculine
Kageneckia lanceolata, a South American bush.
llorar
verb
to cry, to weep; to mourn
to cry one's eyes out
to cry one's eyes out
llorasangre
noun, masculine
horned lizard (Phrynosoma spp.); parrotweed, a plant of species Bocconia frutescens.
llorera
noun, feminine
weep, gushing of tears, bout of crying; cryfest
llorería
noun, feminine
a place to cry
lloretense
adjective
of, from or relating to Lloret de Mar
lloretense
noun, masculine/feminine
native or inhabitant of Lloret de Mar
llorica
adjective
whining, being a crybaby
llorica
noun, masculine/feminine
crybaby (one who whines or complains)