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recalificación
noun, feminine
reassessment
recalificar
verb
to requalify; to reassess (a building or zone)
recalo
noun, masculine
heist
recalzar
verb
to reshoe; to change footwear
recamar
verb
to emboss, embroider
recamarar
verb
to chamber (a gun)
recambiar
verb
to replace (especially with a spare part)
recambio
noun, masculine
spare, replacement
recapacitación
noun, feminine
reconsideration, reflection (the act of thinking something over)
recapacitar
verb
to reconsider, reflect
recapadora
noun, feminine
tire factory
recapazitación
noun, feminine
the concept of becoming capable again, retraining, rehabilitation, reeducation
recape
noun, masculine
remake
recapeo
noun, masculine
repaving
recapitalización
noun, feminine
recapitalisation
recapitalizar
verb
to recapitalize
recapitulación
noun, feminine
recapitulation, recap, summary
recapitular
verb
to recapitulate
recaptación
noun, feminine
reuptake
recaptura
noun, feminine
recapture, recatch
recapturar
verb
to recapture, recatch
recarga
noun, feminine
charge; filling; reloading
recargable
adjective
rechargeable (able to be recharged)
recargamiento
noun, masculine
foofaraw; overdecoration
recargar
verb
to reload; to recharge
recargo
noun, masculine
surcharge; extra charge
recarpetear
verb
to repave
recarpeteo
noun, masculine
repaving
recatadamente
adverb
coyly; demurely
recatado
adjective
demure, coy, bashful (person); modest; prudent (clothing or style)
recatar
verb
to hide; to retaste
recatear
verb
alternative spelling of regatear
recategorización
noun, feminine
recategorization
recategorizar
verb
to recategorize
recato
noun, masculine
modesty, reservation
recatolización
noun, feminine
recatholicization
recauchutar
verb
to remould, retread
recaudación
noun, feminine
revenue (income generated for some treasury by taxation and other means); collection (activity of collecting funds)
recaudación de fondos
noun, feminine
fundraiser; fundraising
recaudador
noun, masculine
tax collector, levier
recaudador de impuestos
noun, masculine
tax collector
recaudar
verb
to collect, raise (especially funds)
recaudativo
adjective
synonym of recaudatorio
recaudatorio
adjective
collection, tax collection
recaudo
noun, masculine
safe place
recayente
adjective
overlooking
recaída
noun, feminine
relapse
recaíto
noun, masculine
a mix of onions, roasted garlic, peppers, cilantro, and culantro, used in cooking
rección
noun, feminine
rection
recelar
verb
to suspect; to be wary of; to use a teaser with a mare (to place a male horse to entice a mare to receive a stud jack (i.e. male donkey))
recelo
noun, masculine
mistrust; aversion
recelosamente
adverb
reluctantly
receloso
adjective
leery, wary; distrustful, suspicious
recelularización
noun, feminine
recellularization
recencio
noun, masculine
synonym of cierzo (a north-west wind); rime; frost; hoar frost
recender
verb
to smell flagrantly and strongly
recensar
verb
to recensus
recensión
noun, feminine
recension
recental
adjective
yet to have started to graze, feeding solely on its mother's milk; recent
recental
noun, masculine
a lamb having only fed on its mother's milk; newbie
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