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reavituallamiento
noun, masculine
reprovisioning
reavivamiento
noun, masculine
revival
reavivar
verb
to revive
rebaba
noun, feminine
burr; leftovers
rebacheo
noun, masculine
the reparation of potholes
rebaja
noun, feminine
sale (a selling of goods at reduced prices); reduction
rebajamiento
noun, masculine
abasement
rebajar
verb
to reduce; to water down, dilute
rebaje
noun, masculine
rabbet
rebajo
noun, masculine
rabbet
rebalancear
verb
to rebalance
rebalsa
noun, masculine
An overflowing.
rebalsar
verb
to dam up; to overflow; to pool up; form a pool
rebambaramba
noun, feminine
ruckus
rebanada
noun, feminine
slice
rebanador
noun, masculine
slicer (tool)
rebanadora
noun, feminine
slicer (machine)
rebanar
verb
to slice
rebarbadora
noun, feminine
angle grinder, disc grinder, side grinder (power tool with a perpendicular abrasive disc)
rebasamiento
noun, masculine
overtaking; surpassing
rebasar
verb
to surpass, go beyond; to overtake, to pass; to take control of; to come over
rebase
noun, masculine
passing, overtaking (e.g. of a vehicle)
rebatar
verb
to snatch, to take violently
rebatible
adjective
refutable
rebatinga
noun, feminine
alternative spelling of rebatiña
rebatir
verb
to refute or contest; To parry
rebatiña
noun, feminine
scramble, mad dash
rebato
noun, masculine
rebuke
rebaudiósido
noun, masculine
rebaudioside
rebautismo
noun, masculine
rebaptism
rebautizar
verb
to rechristen; to rename
rebañador
noun, masculine
herder; herd
rebañar
verb
to mop up (food or sauce, e.g. with bread); to scrape together (money)
rebaño
noun, masculine
flock; flock, herd (livestock); flock, herd (conformist)
rebe
noun, masculine
rebbe
rebeca
noun, feminine
cardigan (a type of sweater or jumper that fastens up the front with buttons, usually machine- or hand-knitted from wool)
rebeco
adjective
chamois
rebeco
noun, masculine
chamois (goat)
rebelar
verb
to rebel against; to rebel
rebelde
adjective
rebellious; rebel; stubborn, intractable
rebelde
noun, masculine/feminine
rebel
rebeldía
noun, feminine
rebelliousness; default (act of not turning up to court)
rebelión
noun, feminine
rebellion
rebencazo
noun, masculine
crack from a whip
rebeneque
noun, masculine
a kind of whip
rebenque
noun, masculine
whip, riding crop
rebien
adverb
really well
rebisabuelo
noun, masculine
great-great-grandfather
reblandecer
verb
to soften, tenderize
reblandecimiento
noun, masculine
softening
reblar
verb
to back up, to go back, to step back, to move backward, to shrink back
rebobinar
verb
to rewind (to go back on a video or audio tape)
rebolano
adjective
of, from or relating to Rebola
rebolano
noun, masculine
native or inhabitant of Rebola (usually male)
rebollar
noun, masculine
Portuguese oak grove
rebollo
noun, masculine
Portuguese oak (Quercus cerris); Pyrenean oak (Quercus pyrenaica)
rebombeo
noun, masculine
repumping
reboot
noun, masculine
reboot (instance of rebooting)
rebordar
verb
alternative spelling of rebordear
reborde
noun, masculine
edge
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