1801 |
delude
(deluded, deluded) |
engañar |
1802 |
demean (yourself)
(demeaned, demeaned) |
degradar; degradarse, rebajarse |
1803 |
demolish
(demolished,
demolished) |
tirar abajo, demoler |
1804 |
demonize
(demonized, demonized) |
demonizar |
1805 |
demoralize
(demoralized, demoralized) |
desmoralizar |
1806 |
denaturalize
(denaturalized, denaturalized) |
desnaturalizar; retirar la nacionalidad |
1807 |
denigrate
(denigrated, denigrated) |
denigrar |
1808 |
dent
(dented, dented) |
abollar; hacer una marca; afectar, hacer mella |
1809 |
deplete
(depleted, depleted) |
agotar, disminuir, mermar;
(stock, fondos) reducir; (medicina) drenar |
1810 |
deploy
(deployed, deployed) |
(militar) desplegar; utilizar, hacer uso de |
1811 |
deport
(deported, deported) |
deportar |
1812 |
desert
(deserted, deserted) |
desertar, abandonar, huir de |
1813 |
designate
(designated, designated) |
designar, nombrar |
1814 |
detain
(detained, detained) |
detener, arrestar; retener; (hospital) retener, hacer quedar;
(colegio) dejar castigado |
1815 |
devalue
(devalued, devalued) |
(finanzas) devaluar; (persona) menospreciar |
1816 |
devour
(devoured, devoured) |
devorar, destruir; devorar (libro) |
1817 |
dice
(diced, diced) |
cortar en dados; jugar a los dados |
1818 |
disable
(disabled, disabled) |
dejar inválido; (máquina) inutilizar |
1819 |
discredit
(discredited, discredited) |
desacreditar |
1820 |
disdain
(disdained, disdained) |
desdeñar, menospreciar |
1821 |
disembark
(disembarked, disembarked) |
desembarcar |
1822 |
disfigure
(disfigured, disfigured) |
(cara, persona) desfigurar; (edificio, paisaje) afear,
estropear |
1823 |
disgrace
(disgraced, disgraced) |
deshonrar, desacreditar |
1824 |
dishonor (UK: dishonour)
(dishonored, dishonored) |
deshonrar; faltar a una promesa; (cheque, deuda) no pagar |
1825 |
disinfect
(disinfected, disinfected) |
desinfectar |
1826 |
dismantle
(dismantled, dismantled) |
desmantelar, desmontar, desarmar |
1827 |
disobey
(disobeyed, disobeyed) |
desobedecer |
1828 |
dispense
(dispensed, dispensed) |
dar; (consejo) ofrecer; (crítica) hacer; (favor) conceder:(máquina) expender; (medicina) despachar; (justicia)
administrar |
1829 |
disperse
(dispersed, dispersed) |
dispersar, hacer desvanecer; (noticias) propagar, divulgar |
1830 |
displace
(displaced, displaced) |
desplazar; dislocar; sublimar; (persona) reemplazar |
1831 |
disqualify
(disqualified, disqualified) |
descalificar |
1832 |
dissent
(dissented, dissented) |
disentir, discrepar |
1833 |
dissipate
(dissipated, dissipated) |
disipar, dilapidar; (energía, talento) desperdiciar;
difundir |
1834 |
distress
(distressed, distressed) |
afligir, angustiar; (muebles) envejecer |
1835 |
doom
(doomed, doomed) |
condenar, sentenciar |
1836 |
dope
(doped, doped) |
(coloq) drogar, dopar |
1837 |
dribble
(dribbled, dribbled) |
babear; (deporte) driblar |
1838 |
drum
(drummed, drummed) |
tocar el tambor; resonar; dar golpecitos; repiquetear |
1839 |
embarrass
(embarrassed, embarrassed) |
hacer pasar vergüenza, avergonzar |
1840 |
embellish
(embellished,
embellished) |
adornar |
1841 |
embezzle
(embezzled,
embezzled) |
desfalcar, malversar |
1842 |
empathize
(empathized,
empathized) |
empatizar |
1843 |
empower
(empowered, empowered) |
conferir poder, empoderar, fortalecer |
1844 |
encapsulate
(encapsulated, encapsulated) |
encapsular;
(historia) condensar; envolver, rodear |
1845 |
encrypt
(encrypted, encrypted) |
codificar, cifrar; (telecom)
encriptar |
1846 |
enumerate
(enumerated, enumerated) |
enumerar |
1847 |
exile
(exiled, exiled) |
exiliar |
1848 |
fantasize
(fantasized, fantasized) |
fantasear |
1849 |
ferret
(ferreted, ferreted) |
husmear, hurgar |
1850 |
figure out
(figured out, figured out) |
resolver, averiguar, descifrar; comprender, darse cuenta |
1851 |
flag
(flagged, flagged) |
desfallecer, flaquear; decaer; disminuir, bajar |
1852 |
flavor (UK: flavour)
(flavored, flavored) |
sazonar |
1853 |
fool
(fooled, fooled) |
engañar, tomar el pelo, bromear |
1854 |
forecast
(forecasted, forecasted) |
pronosticar, predecir |
1855 |
forge
(forged, forged) |
(metal, alianza) forjar; (plan) fraguar; falsificar |
1856 |
fret
(fretted, fretted) |
preocuparse, inquietarse |
1857 |
garnish
(garnished, garnish) |
adornar, decorar, guarnecer |
1858 |
gesture
(gestured, gestured) |
hacer gestos |
1859 |
glitter
(glittered, glittered) |
relumbrar, relucir, brillar |
1860 |
gossip
(gossiped, gossiped) |
chismorrear, cotillear |
1861 |
gravel
(gravelled, gravelled) |
cubrir de grava o gravilla |
1862 |
grieve
(grieved, grieved) |
sufrir; apenar, entristecer |
1863 |
grimace
(grimaced, grimaced) |
hacer muecas, gesticular |
1864 |
groom
(groomed, groomed) |
(perro, caballo) cepillar; acicalar, arreglar |
1865 |
gulp
(gulped, gulped) |
(sonido)
tragar saliva; engullir, tragar; tomarse un trago; (coloq) soltar
(palabra) |
1866 |
hack
(hacked, hacked) |
cortar a tajos; (fútbol) dar una patada; (tecnología)
piratear |
1867 |
hamper
(hampered, hampered) |
dificultar, obstaculizar, obstruir |
1868 |
harness
(harnessed, harnessed) |
(caballo) poner el arnés; (energía, recursos) aprovechar |
1869 |
hassle
(hassled, hassled) |
fastidiar, jorobar |
1870 |
heap
(heaped, heaped) |
amontonar |
1871 |
hint
(hinted, hinted) |
insinuar, dar a entender |
1872 |
hoard
(hoarded, hoarded) |
acumular, acopiar, abastecerse; guardar, acumular |
1873 |
hobble
(hobbled, hobbled) |
cojear, renquear; (fig) coartar, poner trabas |
1874 |
hoist
(hoisted, hoisted) |
levantar, izar; (bandera) izar |
1875 |
hook
(hooked, hooked) |
enganchar; (boxeo) pegar un gancho |
1876 |
hoot
(hooted, hooted) |
ulular; (tren) pitar, silbar; tocar el claxon; morirse de la
risa |
1877 |
host
(hosted, hosted) |
ser la sede de, albergar, alojar; (TV) presentar a alguien |
1878 |
hound
(hounded, hounded) |
acosar, perseguir |
1879 |
house
(housed, housed) |
dar alojamiento, albergar; almacenar |
1880 |
howl
(howled, howled) |
aullar; dar alaridos; berrear; emitir pitidos |
1881 |
hum
(nummed, hummed) |
tararear; zumbar; ir viento en popa; apestar |
1882 |
hunch
(hunched, hunched) |
encorvarse |
1883 |
hurdle
(hurdled, hurdled) |
saltar, salvar |
1884 |
impact
(impacted, impacted) |
impactar |
1885 |
incentivize
(incentivized, incentivized) |
incentivar |
1886 |
industrialize
(industrialized,
industrialized) |
industrializar |
1887 |
inflame
(inflamed, inflamed) |
inflamar; (pasión) encender, inflamar |
1888 |
infuriate
(infuriated, infuriated) |
enfurecer, poner furioso |
1889 |
inhibit
(inhibited, inhibited) |
inhibir, cohibir |
1890 |
inject
(injected, injected) |
inyectar |
1891 |
insinuate
(insinuated, insinuated) |
insinuar |
1892 |
interact
(interacted, interacted) |
interactuar |
1893 |
interrogate
(interrogated, interrogated) |
interrogar |
1894 |
intertwine
(interwined, intertwined) |
entrelazar |
1895 |
invalidate
(invalidated, invalidated) |
invalidar |
1896 |
irritate
(irritated, irritated) |
irritar, molestar |
1897 |
lace
(laced, laced) |
acordonar, poner cordones; (hilo) pasar; encorsetar |
1898 |
lampoon
(lampooned, lampooned) |
satirizar, burlarse de |
1899 |
latch
(latched, latched) |
cerrarse;
cerrar con pestillo/pasador |
1900 |
leak
(leaked, leaked) |
gotear, perder agua; (líquido) escaparse, salirse |