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señal de la cruz
noun, feminine
sign of the cross
señal de tráfico
noun, feminine
road sign
clearly
señalado
adjective
esteemed
señalador
adjective
signalling
señalador
noun, masculine
signaler; bookmark
señalamiento
noun, masculine
the use of traffic signs and signals; a description of someone that someone is looking for
to signal; to show, to indicate, to point out, to flag, to flag up; to point (with the fingers)
señalero
noun, masculine
signalman
señalización
noun, feminine
signalling; signposting; the act of posting signs; signs, traffic signs, sign posts
señalizador
adjective
guiding; indicating
señalizador
noun, masculine
sign; indication
to signpost, to install signs
señalética
noun, feminine
signage
señante
noun, masculine/feminine
signer (sign language user)
señar
verb
to sign (to use sign language)
señar
verb
to pay in advance
señera
noun, feminine
Senyera (flag of Catalonia)
señero
adjective
unique; lone, alone, solitary
seño
noun, feminine
Ms. (a shortened form of address for women, usually those who are 15 years or older, in some places 12 or older); miss, ma'am (nickname for female teachers)
señor
noun, masculine
mister, sir, lord (title conferred on a married or older male); gentleman; master
señor
adjective
great big; whopping; free
señor de la guerra
noun, masculine
warlord
señor feudal
noun, masculine
warlord
señora
noun, feminine
Ms; a title or form of address for a woman; formerly for a married, divorced, or widowed woman and now commonly for any adult woman regardless of marital status, depending on the region; lady; wife
señoreaje
noun, masculine
seigniorage
to govern; rule over or lord it over; to look over; tower over; to dominate; to control (one's emotions); to call (someone) "sir"; to behave in a lofty manner
señorial
adjective
lordly, stately, noble; manorial, seignorial
señorialización
noun, feminine
taking control by the state
señoril
adjective
masterly; master's
señorita
noun, feminine
young woman; Miss (used as a title); snob
señoritingo
noun, masculine
a little brat
señoritismo
noun, masculine
snobbery; snootiness
señorito
noun, masculine
A son of an important or respectable person.; Young master; snob
señoro
noun, masculine
mansplainer; a man who attacks feminists in a haughty and condescending way
señoría
noun, feminine
dominion; authority; gentlemen; worship; prayer
señorío
noun, masculine
feudal estate; rule, dominion
señorón
noun, masculine
big shot
señuelo
noun, masculine
lure, decoy; stool pigeon (bait to attract other birds); shill
señá
noun, feminine
clipping of señora
seó
noun, masculine
apocopic form of seor
shake
noun, masculine
shake (drink)
Shakespearean
shakesperiano
adjective
Shakespearean
shakifan
noun, masculine/feminine
A fan of the Colombian singer and songwriter Shakira.
shalágram
noun, masculine
shaligram
shamisen
noun, masculine
shamisen
shamoji
noun, feminine
shamoji
shampoo
noun, masculine
alternative spelling of champú
shanghaiano
adjective
Shanghainese (of, from or relating to the city of Shanghai, China)
shanghaiano
noun, masculine
Shanghainese (native or inhabitant of the city of Shanghai, China) (usually male)
shanghainés
adjective
Shanghainese
shanghainés
noun, masculine
Shanghainese
shanghainés
noun, masculine
Shanghainese
shansho
noun, masculine
hoatzin
shantung
noun, masculine
shantung
share
noun, masculine
share of the audience
sharía
noun, feminine
shari'a
shashaco
adjective
pockmarked because of smallpox, especially the face.; rough; missing at least one tooth
shatranj
noun, masculine
shatranj