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damnación s.f. damnation.
damnificado -da, adj. 1. damned, condemned.
2. injured (herido). s.m. y f. 3. victim.
damnificar v.t. 1. to injure, to harm (herir). 2. to
damage (dañar).
dandi s.m. dandy.
dandismo s.m. dandyism.
danés -sa,adj. 1. Danish. s.m. y f. 2. Dane. s.m.
3. Danish (idioma). 4. gran ~, Great Dane.
dantesco -ca,adj. 1. Dantesque, Dantean. 2.
horrific, macabre (fig.).
danza s.f. 1. dance. 2. shady deal, dubious affair
(asunto sucio). 3. row, quarrel (riña). 4. mess.
danzante -ta, s.m. y f. 1. dancer. 2. scatterbrain
(despistado). 3. meddler, busybody
(entrometido). adj. 4. dancing.
danzar v.t. 1. to dance. v.i. 2. to dance. 3. to
meddle, to butt in (entremeterse).
danzarín -na,s.m. y f. dancer.
dañado -da, adj. 1. spoiled (podrido). 2.
damaged. 3. evil, cruel.
dañar v.t. 1. to damage, to spoil, to harm. 2.
to injure, to hurt (a persona). 3. to damage
(fruta). 4. to condemn. v.pron. 5. MED. to hurt
oneself. 6. to get damaged.
dañino -na,adj. 1. harmful, damaging. 2.
animales dañinos, vermin.
daño s.m. 1. harm, injury. 2. damage. 3. MED.
problem, trouble. 4. daños y perjuicios DER.
damages. 5. hacer ~, to hurt, to cause pain. 6.
hacerse ~, to hurt oneself.
dañoso -sa,adj. 1. harmful, bad. 2. ~ para, bad
for, harmful to.
dar v.t. 1. to give: dame el documento: give me
the document. 2. to hand (dar en la mano).
3. to produce, to bear. 4. to make, to give
(emociones. 5. to cause, to give. 6. to show,
to put on, to be on. 7. to emit, to give off (olor,
sustancia, gas). 8. to give, to set (ejemplo).
9. to deal (cartas). 10. to give, to utter. 11. to
give, to deal, to strike (golpe). 12. to strike
(horas). 13. to give (permiso). v.t. y r. 14. to
take, to go for (paseo). v.i. 15. to look out
(a una parte osentido). 16. to hit (contra un
obstáculo). 17. to feel. 18. to strike (acertar).
19. to make (equivocación). 20. not to matter:
da igual = it doesn’t matter. 21. to tend to,
to take a liking to.v.r. 22. to happen, to take
place. 23. to surrender, to give in. 24. to take
to. 25. ahí me las den todas, I don’t give a
damn. 26. dale, don’t stop, go on. 27. dale
que dale, without stopping, keeping it up. 28.
~ a conocer algo, to inform about something.
29. ~ a entender algo, to hint; to explain. 30.
~ con, to come across, to find; to fall; to hit.
31. ~ de sí, to stretch (comida, ropa, etc.).
32. ~ por hecho, to take for granted. 33. ~
que hablar/decir/pensar, to give grounds
for criticism, suspicion. 34. ~ que hacer, to
cause trouble. 35. darse bien/mal, to be
good, bad at. 36. dárselas de, to pose as,
to boast of being, to brag of being. 37. darse
por aludido, to take it personally. 38. darse
por vencido, to surrender. 39. darse uno
a conocer, to make oneself known; to open
oneself. 40. ~ uno en, to finish up in. 41. dé
donde dé, without thinking, without stopping
to think..
dardo s.m. 1. dart. 2. (fig.) jibe, barbed remark.
3. dace (pez).
dársena s.f. MAR. basin, dock.
darvinismo o darwinismo s.m. Darwinism.
darvinista o darviniano -na, adj. / s.m. y f.
Darwinist.
data s.f. 1. date (fecha). 2. COM. item. 3. outlet.
datar v.t. 1. to date, to place a date on. 2. COM.
to credit. v.i. 3. to date. 4. ~ de, to date back
to, to date from.
dátil s.m. 1. BOT. date. 2. date mussel
(molusco).
datilera s.f. date palm.
dativo s.m. GRAM. dative.
dato s.m. 1. fact, datum. pl. 2. facts, data,
information. 3. datos personales, personal
details.
de prep. Indica: posesión o pertenencia: 1. la
puerta del cuarto = the door of the room. el
amigo de María: Mary’s friend; es de él: it’s
him. 2. procedencia: 1. son de París: they’re
from Paris. 3. composición: un anillo de oro:
a gold ring. 4. Contenido: un vaso de agua: a
glass of water; una botella de vino: a bottle
of wine. 5. característica: mi ropa de invierno
= my winter clothes; mi libro de español = my
Spanish book. 6. descripción: es abogado de
profesión = she’s a lawyer by profesión; la
mujer de ojos negros: the woman with black
eyes. 7. tiempo: a las seis de la madrugada:
six o’clock in the morning;. de noche: at
night; de día = by da. 8. edad:. un hombre
de 50 años: a 50-year man / a man of 50. 9.
aposición: el mes de abril: the month of April.
10. precio: una comida de 20 d{olares: a
20 dollars meal. 11 modo: vestida de negro:
dressed in black; de luto: in mourning; de
moda: in fashion. 12 uso: máquina de coser:
sewing machine. 13. números. uno de cada
diez = one in every ten. 14. condicional: de
no ser así: if it were not so. 15. comparativo o
superlativo:. la persona más gordafatest: the
inteligent person; más de 2 = more than. 16.
partitivo: cuatro de ellos: four of them.
deambular v.i. to saunter, to stroll.
deambulatorio s.m. REL. ambulatory.
deán s.m. dean.
deanato o deanazgo s.m. deanery.
debajo adv. 1. underneath, below. 2. ~ de, under,
underneath, below, beneath. 3. por ~ de,
under, below.
debate s.m. debate, discussion.
debatible adj. debatable.
debatir v.t. 1. to debate, to discuss. v.pron. 2. to
struggle; to writhe.
debe s.m. 1. COM. debit side. 2. ~ y haber, debit
and credit.
debelación s.f. MIL. victory.
debelar v.t. MIL. to beat, to defeat.
deber s.m. 1. duty, obligation. pl. 2. homework.
3. ~ de, must.
deber v.t. 1. to owe.v.i. 2. must, to have to (de
obligación): debes trabajar = you must work.
3. should, ought to. 4. must (deducción
probable. 5. must, ought to, should (obligación
moral): no deberías fumar = you shouldn’t
smoke. v.r. 6. to be due to, to be on account
of.
debidamente adv. 1. properly. 2. as it should be
done. 3. duly.
debido -da, adj. 1. due, correct, proper. 2. como
es ~, as is proper, properly. 3. ~ a que, due to
the fact that.
débil adj. 1. weak. 2. feeble, weak. 3. poor
(salud). 4. weak, dim (luz). 5. feeble. 6. weak,
faint. 7. weak (carácter). s.m. y f. 8. weak
person. 9. ~ mental, mentally retarded.
debilidad s.f. 1. weakness, feebleness. 2.
faintness (sonidos, voces). 3. dimness (luces).
4. ~ mental, mental deficiency. 5. tener ~ por,
to have a soft spot for.
debilitación s.f. debilitation, weakening.
debilitar v.t. 1. to weaken, to debilitate. v.pron. 2.
to grow, get, become weak. 3. to weaken.
débito s.m. 1. debit (debe). 2. debt (deuda).
debut s.m. debut.
debutante s.m. y f. debutante.
debutar v.i. to make one’s debut.
década s.f. 1. decade. 2. series of ten.
decadencia s.f. 1. decline, decadence. 2. caer
en ~, to fall into decline or decay.
decadente adj. decadent, dissolute.
decaer v.i. 1. to decline, to decay. 2. COM. to fall
off. 3. to weake. 4. to sink, to decline (salud).
5. to lose heart (ánimo. 6. to drop (viento).
decaído -da,adj. 1. weak. 2. downhearted,
depressed (sin ánimos). 3. decayed.
decaimiento s.m. 1. weakness. 2. COM. falling-
off. 3. decline, decay. 4. depression, dejection.
decalvar v.t. to crop.
decampar v.i. MIL. to decamp, to strike camp.
decanía s.f. ecclesiastical land.
decanato s.m. 1. deanship. 2. deanery
(despacho).
decano s.m. 1. dean. 2. senior member.
decantación s.f. decantation, decanting.
decantar v.t. 1. to pour off, to decant. 2. to laud,
to praise. v.r. 3. to opt for.
decapitación s.f. decapitation, beheading.
decapitar v.t. to decapitate, to behead.
decápodo s.m. ZOOL. decapod.
decatlón s.m. decathlon.
decena s.f. 1. ten. pl. 2. tens. 3. decenas de
miles, tens of thousands. 4. por decenas,
in tens.
decenal adj. decennial.
decencia s.f. 1. decency. 2. honesty. 3.
cleanness, tidiness.
decentar v.t. 1. to start spending, using. v.pron.
2. to become sore.
decente adj. 1. honest, honourable. 2. decent. 3.
reputable, respectable. 4. clean, tidy.
decentemente adv. 1. honestly. 2. decently. 3.
respectably. 4. cleanly.
decepción s.f. disappointment.
decepcionar v.t. to disappoint.
deceso s.m. death.
dechado s.m. 1. perfect example. 2. model. 3.
un ~ de virtudes, a model of virtue.
decibel o decibelio s.m. decibel.
decididamente adv. 1. determinedly, resolutely.
2. definitely.
decidido -da,adj. determined, resolute.
decidir v.t. 1. to decide. 2. to settle, to decide
(asunto, problema). v.i. 3. to decide, to
choose. 4. decidir entre dos cosas, to choose
between two things. v.r. 5. to make up one’s
mind, to decide. 6. decidirse a, to decide to.
7. decidirse por, to decide on.
decidor -ra,adj. 1. funny, witty. s.m. y f. 2. wit,
witty speaker.
decimal adj. 1. decimal. s.c. 2. decimal.
décimo -ma, adj. / s.m. y f. 1. tenth. s.m. 2.
tenth part (de lotería). s.f. 3. décima
decimoctavo -va, adj. eighteenth.
decimocuarto -ta, adj. fourteenth.
decimonono -na o decimonoveno, -na,adj.
nineteenth.
decimoquinto -ta, adj. fifteenth.
decimoséptimo -ma, adj. seventeenth.
decimosexto -ta, adj. sixteenth.
decimotercero -ra, adj. thirteenth.
decimotercio -cia, adj. thirteenth.
decir v.t. y pron. 1. to say, to tell. v.t. 2. to tell.
3. to say (misa). 4. to say .5. to call. s.m. 6.
saying.7. a ~ verdad, to tell you the truth,
being completely honest. 8. como quien no
dice nada, as if it didn’t matter. 9. dar que ~,
to set tongues wagging. 10. ~ bien/mal, to be
right, wrong. 11. ~ por ~, to talk for the sake
of talking, to talk for talking’s sake. 12. ~ que
no/nones, to say no. 13. ~ que sí, to say yes.