Every tense, conjugated

despolitizar

to depoliticize, depoliticise

despollarse

to piss oneself (laughing)

Not available for this verb.

despolvar

dusting, the act of removing dust from, as a household chore; to dust (to remove dust)

despolvorear

to remove the dust; to dust off

desponer

depose

desportillar

to chip (to break a small piece from)

desposar

to marry; to be married

desposeer

to take away someone's possessions; to deprive

despotizar

to despotize; to govern despotically

despotricar

to rant, to sound off

despreciar

to despise, to scorn

desprecintar

to unseal

desprender

to detach; to give off

despreocuparse

to not worry about

Not available for this verb.

desprestigiar

to discredit, to smear.

despresurizar

to depressurize

desprivatizar

to nationalize (to take into public ownership)

desprocesar

to acquit

desprofesionalizar

to deprofessionalize

desprogramar

to reset, deconfigure, unconfigure, misconfigure (adjust; to set or position differently; change the already established and desired settings); to cancel, deschedule

desproteger

to unprotect

desprotonar

to deprotonate

desproveer

to deprive someone of their possessions

despulpar

to pulp (remove pulp from)

despuntar

to blunt; to stand out (excel)

desquebrajar

synonym of resquebrajar

desquerer

to dislike

desquiciar

to unhinge; to derange, drive crazy

desquitar

to compensate; to take revenge, pay back

desrabar

to cut off the tail; to dock

desrabotar

to cut off the tail; to dock

desratizar

to derat, to deratize

desrealizar

derealize

desreconocer

to fail to recognise

desreferenciar

to dereference

desregular

to deregulate

desregularizar

to deregulate

destacar

to emphasize, to highlight, to stress, to point out, to single out, to underline, to underscore, to bring out, to note; to detach troops

destajar

to set the conditions under which work will be done; to cut

destapar

to remove the lid, open, uncork; to discover, uncover

destartalar

to ruin, beat up

destazar

to slice, to cut up

destechar

to unroof

destejer

to unknit; to unweave

destellar

to sparkle, twinkle

destemplar

to cause to go out of tune; to cause to be out of shape

destender

to strip (a bed)

destensar

to loosen, to untighten

desternillar

to crack up (make laugh); to crack up, laugh one's head off

desterrar

to banish

destetar

to wean

desteñir

to fade

destilar

to distill; to exude

destinar

to appoint; to set aside

destituir

to dismiss, sack, lay off

destocar

to remove the hat of

destorcer

to untwist

destornillar

alternative form of desatornillar

destorvar

to bother; disturb

destoserse

to clear one's throat

Not available for this verb.