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remake
noun, masculine/feminine
remake
remalo
adjective
extremely bad
remanecer
verb
To reappear, to remain.
remanencia
noun, feminine
remanence
remanente
noun, masculine
remainder; surplus
remanente
adjective
remaining
remangado
adjective
upturned; turned up
remangar
verb
to roll up (sleeves); to roll up one's sleeves (figurative meaning)
remanir
verb
to withdraw, to remain retired or withdrawn
remansa
verb
only used in se remansa, third-person singular present indicative of remansarse
remansar
verb
only used in se ... remansar, syntactic variant of remansarse
remansarse
verb
to slow down, detain, become calm; to slow down, form a pool
remanse
verb
only used in me remanse, first-person singular present subjunctive of remansarse
remansemos
verb
only used in nos remansemos, first-person plural present subjunctive of remansarse
remansen
verb
only used in se remansen, third-person plural present subjunctive of remansarse
remanso
adjective
very tame
remanso
noun, masculine
backwater, still water (area of stagnant water); quiet place; haven
remanufacturar
verb
to remanufacture
remar
verb
to paddle; to row
remarcable
adjective
remarkable
remarcablemente
adverb
remarkably
remarcadamente
adverb
remarkably
remarcador
noun, masculine
meter (device that measures things, e.g. electricity meter, water meter or gas meter)
remarcar
verb
to re-mark; to reiterate, stress, emphasise; to remark
remasterización
noun, feminine
remaster, remastering
remasterizar
verb
to remaster
rematable
adjective
auctionable, able to yield profit
rematadamente
adverb
utterly, incredibly, ridiculously (extremely)
rematado
adjective
hopeless; helpless
rematador
noun, masculine
auctioneer
rematar
verb
to finish off; to kill; to complete, to end, bring to an end, terminate; to buy or sell at an auction; to shoot at goal; to perish
remate
noun, masculine
auction; mercy killing, finishing off; culmination, conclusion; end, tip, crown; punch line
rematricular
verb
to reenroll; to reregister
rematrícula
noun, feminine
reinscription
rembolsar
verb
alternative spelling of reembolsar
rembolso
noun, masculine
alternative spelling of reembolso
remecer
verb
to shake; to rock, to shake up (to greatly impact) (for instance, in the case of an earthquake)
remediable
adjective
remediable
remediación
noun, feminine
remediation
remedial
adjective
remedial
remediar
verb
to remedy
remedio
noun, masculine
remedy, solution; medicine; amendment (alteration or change for the better)
remedio casero
noun, masculine
home remedy
remedo
noun, masculine
imitation, mimicry, mimicking; copy; parody; travesty, mockery; rehash
remembranza
noun, feminine
memory, recollection; remembrance
remembrar
verb
to rememorate; to remember
rememoración
noun, feminine
remembrance
rememorar
verb
to reminisce
remendar
verb
to improve, patch, mend, repair, patch up
remendón
noun, masculine
cobbler (repairer of shoes)
remera
noun, feminine
female equivalent of remero; flight feather; remex; fletching; T-shirt
remero
noun, masculine
rower, oarsman
remesa
noun, feminine
remittance of money; a shipment, or consignment of goods
remesador
noun, masculine
remitter
remesador
adjective
remitting
remesero
noun, masculine
A courier transporting currency or securities.
remeter
verb
to reinsert; to tuck
remezcla
noun, feminine
remix
remezclador
noun, masculine
remixer
remezclar
verb
to remix (to mix again); to remix (to create a remix)
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