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venicelista
noun, masculine/feminine
Venizelist
venida
noun, feminine
arrival, coming; return; orgasm; ejaculation
venidero
adjective
coming; forthcoming; upcoming (future)
venilla
noun, feminine
veinlet
venir
verb
Senses relating to literal movement.; Senses relating to figurative movement.
venir a las manos
verb
to come to blows
venir a menos
verb
to go downhill
venir al caso
verb
to be relevant, to be to the point
venir al viento
verb
to head up; to sail closer to the wind
venir de familia
verb
to run in the family
venir de perlas
verb
to be just what the doctor ordered
venir mal dadas
verb
To go wrong, to go pear-shaped
venir Élver
verb
to start raining
venires
noun, masculine
only used in ires y venires
venirle al pelo
verb
to suit down to the ground
venirse abajo
verb
to collapse; to come to nothing; to go to pieces
venlafaxina
noun, feminine
venlafaxine
venoso
adjective
venous
venta
noun, feminine
sale; sales (all goods sold in a given time period); roadside inn in Spain
venta al por mayor
noun, feminine
wholesale (business)
venta al por menor
noun, feminine
retail
ventaja
noun, feminine
advantage, upper hand, edge; head start; benefit
ventajismo
noun, masculine
nerve, gall
ventajista
adjective
opportunistic, self-serving
ventajosamente
adverb
advantageously, profitably, favorably
ventajoso
adjective
advantageous, profitable, favorable
ventana
noun, feminine
window (opening for light and air); window frame; window (area on a computer screen); small gap or opening; forest clearing; nostril
ventana emergente
noun, feminine
pop-up, popup (a pop-up advertisement; an advertisement that is triggered to appear on a computer screen when an Internet user accesses a particular web page)
ventanería
noun, feminine
windows
ventanilla
noun, feminine
diminutive of ventana; small window; window of a vehicle, porthole; ticket window; envelope window; nostril
ventanillo
noun, masculine
small window
ventar
verb
to blow; to sniff, scent
ventarrón
noun, masculine
strong wind
ventear
verb
to blow (of the wind); to sniff the air (said of an animal); to air, air out (clothes); to sniff around, snoop; to split
ventero
noun, masculine
innkeeper
ventilación
noun, feminine
ventilation
ventilador
noun, masculine
fan, ventilator
ventilar
verb
to ventilate; to vent
ventilatorio
adjective
ventilatory
ventilete
noun, masculine
vent window; fly window
ventiloconvector
noun, masculine
fan coil
ventisca
noun, feminine
storm (strong wind); blizzard, snowstorm
ventiscoso
adjective
windy
ventisquero
noun, masculine
a storm (strong wind), a snowstorm; a site in the mountains where snow collects; the snow and ice which collects here
vento
noun, masculine
money
ventolera
noun, feminine
gale, strong blast of wind; pinwheel; whim
ventorro
noun, masculine
small inn
ventosa
noun, feminine
suction cup; plunger; cupping glass
ventosamente
adverb
windily, breezily
ventosear
verb
to fart (break wind)
ventosidad
noun, feminine
windiness; flatulence (intestinal gas)
ventoso
noun, masculine
fart
ventoso
adjective
windy, breezy
ventral
adjective
ventral (relating to the abdomen or stomach); ventral (on the front side of the human body or the according surface of an animal)
ventralmente
adverb
ventrally
ventresca
noun, feminine
ventresca
ventriblanco
adjective
white-bellied
ventricanela
adjective
cinnamon-bellied
ventricastaño
adjective
chestnut-bellied
ventricular
adjective
ventricular
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