1601 |
abdicate
(abdicated, abdicated) |
abdicar |
1602 |
abide by
(abode/abided*, abode/abided*) |
acatar, cumplir; (promesa) cumplir |
1603 |
accomplish
accomplished, accomplished) |
llevar a cabo, ejecutar |
1604 |
adjoin
(adjoined, adjoined) |
lindar con, colindar con |
1605 |
adjourn
(adjourned, adjourned) |
aplazar, diferir, posponer, suspender |
1606 |
admonish
admonished, admonished) |
amonestar, reprender |
1607 |
afflict
(afflicted, afflicted) |
(problema, enfermedad) aquejar |
1608 |
aggravate
(aggravated, aggravated) |
agravar |
1609 |
alienate
(alienated, alienated) |
alienar, alejar |
1610 |
allege
(alleged, alleged) |
(estado) afirmar; (excusa) alegar, aducir |
1611 |
allocate
(allocated, allocated) |
distribuir, repartir; asignar, destinar, adjudicar |
1612 |
allot
(alloted, alloted) |
adjudicar, asignar, repartir, distribuir |
1614 |
ambush
(ambushed, ambushed) |
tender una emboscada |
1614 |
amplify
(amplified, amplified) |
amplificar, aumentar |
1615 |
amputate
(amputated, amputated) |
amputar |
1616 |
anesthesize
(anesthesized, anesthesized) |
anestesiar |
1617 |
annihilate
(annihilated, annihilated) |
aniquilar |
1618 |
annotate
(annotated, annotated) |
anotar |
1619 |
appall
(appalled, appalled) |
horrorizar, consternar |
1620 |
apprehend
apprehended, apprehended) |
apresar, detener; percibir, darse cuenta de; temer |
1621 |
archive
(archived, archived) |
archivar |
1622 |
articulate
(articulated, articulated) |
articular, expresar; (música) ejecutar |
1623 |
ascend
(ascended, ascended) |
(formal) ascender, escalar, subir |
1624 |
ascribe
(ascribed, ascribed) |
atribuir, asignar |
1625 |
assimilate
(assimilated, assimilated) |
asimilar |
1626 |
assort
(assorted, assorted) |
agrupar, clasificar;
concordar, convenir |
1627 |
attest
(attested, attested) |
atestiguar, dar fe, avalar, poner bajo juramento;
(firma) autenticar, autorizar |
1628 |
authorize
(authorized, authorized) |
autorizar, aprobar |
1629 |
autograph
(autographed, autographed) |
autografiar |
1630 |
avow
(avowed, avowed) |
reconocer, admitir, confesar |
1631 |
babble
(babbled, babbled) |
parlotear, balbucear, farfullar |
1632 |
backslide
(backslided, backslided) |
recaer, reincidir |
1633 |
baffle
(baffled, baffled) |
desconcertar, confundir |
1634 |
bait
(baited, baited) |
cebar; (fig) hacer morder el anzuelo; (fig) acosar,
atormentar; (fig) pescar, atrapar, seducir |
1635 |
bake
(baked, baked) |
hornear, cocer, asar; asarse al sol; endurecerse por el
calor |
1636 |
ballot
(balloted, balloted) |
votar |
1637 |
banish
(banished, banished) |
desterrar, prohibir; (fig) disipar, desvanecer, alejar |
1638 |
bank
(banked, banked) |
depositar en el banco; (carretera) peraltar |
1639 |
bar
(barred, barred) |
(puerta, ventana) atrancar; (camino, entrada) bloquear;
prohibir |
1640 |
bare
(bared, bared) |
desnudar; (espada) desenvainar |
1641 |
bash
(bashed, bashed) |
pegar, despotricar contra |
1642 |
bat
(batted, batted) |
batear; (bola, pelota) golpear |
1643 |
bath (UK)
(bathed, bathed) |
bañar, bañarse |
1644 |
bathe
(bathed, bathed) |
(US)
bañar, bañarse; lavar, enjuagar; nadar |
1645 |
batter
(battered, battered) |
apalear, aporrear; maltratar, pegar; rebozar |
1646 |
battle
(battled, battled) |
luchar, pelear |
1647 |
bawl
(bawled, bawled) |
vociferar, desgañitarse, berrear |
1648 |
belittle
(belittled, belittled) |
(logro) menospreciar; (persona) denigrar, rebajar; |
1649 |
bellow
(bellowed, bellowed) |
bramar, mugir |
1650 |
beseech
(beseeched, beseeched) |
suplicar, rogar |
1651 |
besiege
(besieged, besieged) |
(militar) acechar, asediar, cercar |
1652 |
betray
(betrayed, betrayed) |
traicionar; (promesa) faltar; revelar, delatar |
1653 |
better
(bettered, bettered) |
mejorar, aumentar; (finanzas) prosperar |
1654 |
bewitch
(bewitched, bewitched) |
embrujar, hechizar |
1655 |
bicker
(bickered, bickered) |
pelear, discutir |
1656 |
bill
(billed, billed) |
cobrar, pasar cuenta; promocionar, anunciar |
1657 |
binge
(binged, binged) |
(fam) darse una comilona, hartarse de algo |
1658 |
blast
(blasted, blasted) |
volar, hacer estallar; acribillar; atacar, arremeter contra |
1659 |
bleat
(bleated, bleated) |
balar; quejarse |
1660 |
bleed
(bled*, bled*) |
sangrar; (fig) sacar los cuartos |
1661 |
blight
(blighted, blighted) |
(cosecha) arruinar; (región) asolar; (vida, carrera)
arruinar,
(esperanza) echar por tierra, malograr |
1662 |
blindfold
(blindfolded, blindfolded) |
vendar los ojos |
1663 |
bloom
(bloomed, bloomed) |
florecer; (flor) abrirse |
1664 |
blot
(bloted, bloted) |
emborronar, manchar con tinta; (tinta, firma) secar;
(fig) manchar reputación, desacreditar |
1665 |
blotch
(blotched, blotched) |
emborronar |
1666 |
blunder
(blundered, blundered) |
meter la pata con; decir una estupidez;
(vulgar) cagar, echar a perder |
1667 |
blur
(blurred, blurred) |
desdibujar, hacer borroso |
1668 |
bolster
(bolstered, bolstered) |
(economía) reforzar; (argumento) reafirmar; (moral) levantar |
1669 |
bolt
(bolted, bolted) |
atornillar; cerrar con llave, echar el pestillo |
1670 |
bond
(bonded, bonded) |
adherirse, establecer vínculos afectivos |
1671 |
boo
(booed, booed) |
abuchear |
1672 |
boom
(boomed, boomed) |
bramar, tronar, producir un estruendo |
1673 |
booze
(boozed, boozed) |
(coloquial) beber, empinar el codo |
1674 |
border
(bordered, bordered) |
limitar, lindar con; ribetear |
1675 |
bottle
(bottled, bottled) |
embotellar; poner en conserva |
1676 |
boycott
(boycotted, boycotted) |
boicotear, hacer boicot |
1677 |
brace
(braced, braced) |
apuntalar, asegurar, reforzar |
1678 |
bracket
(bracketed, bracketed) |
poner entre paréntesis; catalogar |
1679 |
braid
(braided, braided) |
trenzar, tejer |
1680 |
brainstorm
brainstormed, brainstormed) |
aportar/proponer/compartir ideas |
1681 |
brave
(braved, braved) |
afrontar, hacer frente |
1682 |
brawl
(brawled, brawled) |
pelearse, armar camorra |
1683 |
bray
(brayed, brayed) |
(burro) rebuznar |
1684 |
breach
(breached, breached) |
abrir brecha, poner en peligro; (ley, regla) infringir,
quebrantar |
1685 |
brew
(brewed, brewed) |
(té, cerveza) fabricar, hacer; tramar, maquinar |
1686 |
bribe
(bribed, bribed) |
sobornar, (persona) comprar |
1687 |
bridge
(bridged, bridged) |
tender/construir un puente; salvar/limar diferencias |
1688 |
broil
(broiled, broiled) |
asar a la parrilla o griil; asarse, achicharrarse |
1689 |
brown
(browned, browned) |
(alimento) dorar; broncear, broncearse |
1690 |
bruise
(bruised, bruised) |
contusionar, magullar; (sentimientos) herir |
1691 |
bubble
(bubbled, bubbled) |
borbotear, bullir, burbujear |
1692 |
bug
(bugged, bugged) |
fastidiar; colocar micrófonos ocultos |
1693 |
bullshit
(bullshit*, bullshit*) |
(vulgar) mentir; inventar; hablar mierda; joder |
1694 |
bully
(bullied, bullied) |
intimidar, hacer bullying |
1695 |
bungle
(bungled, bungled) |
(trabajo) hacer una chapuza; echar a perder |
1696 |
burp
(burped, burped) |
eructar |
1697 |
butter
(buttered, buttered) |
untar con mantequilla |
1698 |
bypass
(bypassed, bypassed) |
circunvalar, rodear, evitar; (fig) ignorar, saltarse el
protocolo/mando |
1699 |
cackle
(cackled, cackled) |
graznar; carcajearse, desternillarse |
1700 |
cage
(caged, caged) |
enjaular |