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vicepresident
noun, masculine
vice president of the Government of Catalonia
vicepresidente
noun, masculine
vice president
viceprimer
adjective
deputy prime
viceprovincia
noun, feminine
pseudo-province
vicepárroco
noun, masculine
deputy priest
vicerrector
noun, masculine
vice-rector
vicerrectorado
noun, masculine
vice-rectorship
vicerrectoría
noun, feminine
vice rectorship
vicerregente
noun, masculine/feminine
viceregent
vicerreina
noun, feminine
deputy queen
vicesecretario
noun, masculine
vice-secretary
vicesecretaría
noun, feminine
vice-secretariat
vicesultán
noun, masculine
vice-sultan
vicetesorero
noun, masculine
deputy treasurer
vicetiple
noun, feminine
singer of operettas, zarzuelas and similar spectacles
vicetitular
noun, masculine/feminine
deputy holder of a position
vicevaledora
noun, feminine
deputy protector
viceversa
adverb
vice versa, the other way round
vichadense
noun, masculine/feminine
native or inhabitant of Vichada
vichadense
adjective
of, from or relating to Vichada
viche
noun, masculine
An alcoholic drink from Colombia, based on cane sugar
vichear
verb
alternative spelling of bichear
vichuquenino
adjective
from the Chilean city of Vichuquén
vicia
noun, feminine
vetch
viciado
adjective
addicted, hooked
vicianosa
noun, feminine
vicianose
viciar
verb
to addict (to cause someone to become addicted); to be addictive; to spoil; to corrupt; to adulterate, to distort; to degrade, to fade
vicio
noun, masculine
vice; bad habit; imperfection, blotch; slip-up, mess-up; spoiledness
viciosamente
adverb
viciously
vicioso
adjective
profligate, dissolute, depraved.; vicious
vicisitud
noun, feminine
vicissitude, change, succession
victimar
verb
to murder someone
victimario
noun, masculine
killer, homicide
victimismo
noun, masculine
victimism, victimhood
victimista
adjective
victimizing; victimist (characteristic of victimism; feigning or co-opting victimhood)
victimización
noun, feminine
victimization
victimizante
adjective
victimizing
victimizar
verb
to victimize (to make someone a victim)
victimodogmática
noun, feminine
the study of the influence of a victim's behaviour in a crime connected to the legal repercussions for the criminal
victimología
noun, feminine
victimology
victo
noun, masculine
daily sustenance, daily bread
victorear
verb
alternative spelling of vitorear
victorense
adjective
of, from or relating to Ciudad Victoria
victorense
noun, masculine
native or inhabitant of Ciudad Victoria (usually male)
victoria
noun, feminine
victory; triumph
victoria pírrica
noun, feminine
Pyrrhic victory
victoriano
adjective
Victorian (relating to Queen Victoria's reign); Victorian (of, from or relating to the city of Victoria, capital of British Columbia, Canada or the state of Victoria, Australia)
victoriano
noun, masculine
Victorian (native or inhabitant of the city of Victoria, capital of British Columbia, Canada or the state of Victoria, Australia) (usually male)
victoriense
noun, masculine/feminine
native or inhabitant of Victoria, Buenos Aires
victoriense
adjective
of, from or relating to Victoria, Buenos Aires
victorino
noun, masculine
Victorine
victoriosamente
adverb
victoriously
victorioso
adjective
victorious, triumphant
victrola
noun, masculine
victrola
vicuña
noun, feminine
vicuna (small, alpaca-like mammal)
vid
noun, feminine
vine, grapevine
vida
noun, feminine
life; lifestyle; livelihood; living; liveliness; lifespan; lifetime
vida de perros
noun, feminine
dog's life
vida media
noun, feminine
half-life
vida pública
noun, feminine
public life
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