Every tense, conjugated

trancar

to lock, latch, bolt; to stride (take long steps)

tranquear

alternative spelling of trancar

tranquilar

to mark with two lines each of the debit and date items of a commercial book, up to where the account equals; to calm down

tranquilizar

to calm, calm down; to sedate

transar

to cheat, swindle, defraud, trick

transbordar

to transfer; to transfer, to interchange, change (from one means of transport to another)

transcender

alternative form of trascender

transcodificar

to transcode

transcribir

to transcribe

transculturizar

to undergo transculturization

transcurrir

to pass by, to elapse

transducir

to transduce

transfectar

to transfect

transferir

to transfer

transfigurar

to transfigure

transformar

to transform

transfundir

to transfuse

transgredir

to transgress

transicionar

to transition

transigir

to give in, cede, yield, buckle

transir

to pass; to die; to die; to finish

transistorizar

to transistorize

transitar

to travel, to transit

transladar

alternative form of trasladar

transliterar

to transliterate

translocalizar

to translocalize

translocar

to translocate

translucir

alternative form of traslucir

transmigrar

to transmigrate (migrate to another country); to transmigrate (pass into another body after death)

transmitir

to transmit, to broadcast; to pass on, to communicate (e.g., information)

transmitir en vivo

to stream, live stream

Not available for this verb.

transmontar

alternative form of tramontar

transmutar

to transmute (to change one thing into another)

transparentar

to make transparent; to become transparent

transpirar

to transpire; to perspire, sweat

transplantar

alternative form of trasplantar

transponer

to move; to transpose

transportar

to transport; to transpose

transterrar

to banish; to exile

transtornar

misspelling of trastornar

transustanciar

to transubstantiate

transvasar

to decant

transversalizar

to mainstream

tranzar

to break, break off, cut off; to braid, plait

trapacear

to cheat, swindle

trapalear

to walk around noisily; to talk excessively and without making sense

trapazar

alternative form of trapacear

trapear

to mop; to trap

trapichear

to fiddle, scheme

traquetear

to clatter, rattle

trasbordar

alternative form of transbordar

trascender

to transcend, to go beyond

trascribir

alternative form of transcribir

trascurrir

alternative form of transcurrir

trasegar

to move around; to transfer (liquid from one container to another)

trasferir

alternative form of transferir

trasfigurar

alternative form of transfigurar

trasformar

alternative form of transformar

trasgredir

alternative form of transgredir

trashumar

to move to new pastures