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rasterización
noun, feminine
rasterization
rasterizador
noun, masculine
rasterizer
rasterizar
verb
to rasterize
rastillo
noun, masculine
archaic spelling of rastrillo
rastra
noun, feminine
rake; drag (act of dragging); harrow
rastral
noun, masculine
toeclip
rastrar
verb
to drag
rastreable
adjective
traceable, trackable
rastreador
noun, masculine
tracker (one who, or that which, tracks or pursues)
rastreador
noun, masculine
tracker (a computer program that monitors something); tracker (device that records the location of something)
rastrear
verb
to track, pursue; to trace, to retrace, to trail, to backtrack, to scour; to trawl
rastreo
noun, masculine
tracking, tracing; trawling
rastreo de contactos
noun, masculine
contact tracing
rastrero
adjective
low, cowardly, ignominious; despicable
rastrillada
noun, feminine
animal track
rastrillaje
noun, masculine
fingertip search
rastrillar
verb
to harrow, rake; to scour, comb (search an area thoroughly)
rastrillo
noun, masculine
rake; hackle, hatchel; market; see rastro; yard sale, rummage sale; portcullis
rastro
noun, masculine
sign, trace, vestige, scent; trail, spoor (i.e., marked indication to track and follow); flea market, public market (especially El Rastro in Madrid); offshoot, layer; rake
rastro digital
noun, masculine
digital footprint
rastrojera
noun, feminine
stover field
rastrojo
noun, masculine
weeds; chaff, cuttings; stover
rasurado
noun, masculine
shave; rake; raking
rasuradora
noun, feminine
electric razor, shaver
rasurar
verb
to shave; to rake (to use a rake to collect things together)
rata
noun, feminine
rat (medium-sized rodent belonging to the Rattus genus)
rata
adjective
stingy, miserly, tight-fisted; rat, jerk (despicable person, especially who has been deceitful or disloyal); rat, snitch, informant
rata
noun, feminine
percentage; ratio; rate
rata almizclera
noun, feminine
muskrat
rata canguro
noun, feminine
kangaroo rat
rata de agua
noun, feminine
water rat
rata de cloaca
noun, feminine
sewer rat
rata de mar
noun, feminine
Atlantic stargazer (Uranoscopus scaber)
rata lampiña
noun, feminine
naked mole rat
rata noruega
noun, feminine
brown rat, Norway rat
rata parda
noun, feminine
Brown rat (Rattus norvegicus)
rata topo
noun, feminine
mole-rat
ratafía
noun, feminine
ratafia
ratania
noun, feminine
rhatany
ratear
verb
to apportion
ratear
verb
to steal; to play hooky
ratel
noun, masculine
honey badger
ratero
noun, masculine
petty thief, pickpocket
ratería
noun, feminine
petty theft
rati
noun, masculine/feminine
cop
raticida
noun, masculine
rat poison
ratico
noun, masculine
jiffy, bit, moment
ratificación
noun, feminine
ratification
ratificar
verb
to ratify
rating
noun, masculine
class (of boat); popularity rating
ratio
noun, masculine/feminine
ratio
ratite
noun, feminine
ratite
rato
noun, masculine
a while, bit (a short period of time); time
rato
noun, masculine
male rat
rato perdido
noun, masculine
spare moment
ratona
noun, feminine
female equivalent of ratón (“mouse”); wren (bird)
ratonar
verb
to gnaw, to nibble
ratoncito Pérez
noun, masculine
A mythological mouse that collects children's fallen teeth, similar to the tooth fairy
ratonear
verb
to park the bus; to have horny thought (figurative)
ratonera
noun, feminine
mousehole; mousetrap; mousery (place where mice are bred)