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carelessness.
dejado -da, adj. 1. untidy, disorderly. 2. careless,
negligent. 3. idle, lazy. 4. depressed, dejected.
5. ~ de la mano de Dios, (fig.) godforsaken.
dejar v.t. 1. to leave, to forget. 2. to give up, to
stop. 3. to drop off, to drop (depositar). 4. to
abandon, to leave. 5. to leave. 6. to produce,
to make (ganancias). 7. to leave out, to omit.
8. to let, to allow. 9. to leave alone (no tocar).
10. to leave (esperar). 11. to leave (herencia).
12. to finish, to stop. 13. to lend. 14. ~ aparte,
to leave aside. 15. ~ atrás, to leave behind.
16. ~ caer, to drop. 17. ~ para después, to
leave till later. 18. ~ mucho que desear, to
leave a lot to be desired. 19. ~ las cosas así,
to leave things as they are. 20. ~ plantado, to
stand up. 21. ¡déjalo!, stop it! (¡para!), forget
it! (¡no te preocupes!). 22. ¡déjame en paz!,
leave me alone! 23. no ~ piedra por mover,
to leave no stone unturned. v.i. 24. ~ de, to
give up, to stop (parar): dejó de trabajar: he
gave up working. 25. no ~ de, not to fail to. v.r.
26. to allow, let oneself (permitir). 27. to forget,
to leave (olvidar). 28. dejarse de hacer algo,
to stop. 29. ¡déjate de bobadas!, stop fooling
around! 30. dejarse llevar por, to get carried
away with.
deje s.m. accent.
dejo s.m. 1. end, finish. 2. accent. 3. aftertaste
(sabor). 4. carelessness, negligence. 5.
after-effect.
del contr. 1. of the. 2. from the, de.
delación s.f. 1. accusation. 2. denunciation.
delantal s.m. 1. apron. 2. pinafore.
delante adv. 1. in front, ahead. 2. opposite. 3. ~
de, in front of, before, ahead of.
delantera s.f. 1. front, front part. 2. front row. 3.
DEP. forward line. 4. (fig.) advantage, lead. 5.
coger a uno la ~, to get ahead of someone.
6. llevar la ~, to be in the lead. 7. tomar la ~,
to take the lead.
delantero -ra, adj. 1. front (fila, parte, rueda,
etc.). 2. DEP. forward. 3. front, fore (pata).
s.m. 4. DEP. forward. 5. front (de prendas). 6.
~ centro, centreforward.
delatar v.t. 1. to denounce, to accuse. 2. to grass
on, to betray (soplar). 3. to reveal, to give
away.
delator -ra, adj. 1. incriminating. s.m. y f. 2.
informer (fam.) grass.
delco s.m. MEC. distributor.
dele s.m. dele.
delectación s.f. delight, delectation.
delegación s.f. 1. delegation (de delegar). 2.
delegation (grupo).
delegado -da,s.m. y f. 1. delegate. 2. COM.
agent, representative.
delegar v.t. to delegate.
deleitable adj. delightful, pleasant, enjoyable.
deleitación s.f. delight, pleasure, delectation.
deleitar v.t. 1. to delight, to charm. v.r. 2. to
delight in, to take pleasure in.
deleite s.m. delight, pleasure.
deleitoso -sa, adj. delightful, charming,
enjoyable.
deletéreo -a, adj. poisonous, deleterious.
deletrear v.t. 1. to spell, to spell out. 2. to
decipher.
deletreo s.m. 1. spelling. 2. deciphering.
deleznable adj. 1. fragile. 2. slippery. 3. short,
ephemeral (breve). 4. unstable. 5. weak.
delfín s.m. 1. ZOOL. dolphin. 2. HIST. Dauphin.
delgadez s.f. 1. thinness (flacura). 2. slimness
(esbeltez).
delgado -da, adj. 1. thin. 2. slim. 3. thin. 4. poor
(tierra). 5. narrow (estrecho). 6. delicate. 7.
clever, sharp. s.m. pl. 8. hilar ~, to split hairs.
deliberación s.f. deliberation.
deliberadamente adv. deliberately, on purpose.
deliberado -da,adj. deliberate.
deliberar v.i. 1. to deliberate, to ponder. v.t. 2. to
debate, to discuss.
deliberativo -va, adj. deliberative.
delicadeza s.f. 1. delicacy. 2. tactfulness.
3. sensitivity. 4. politeness. 5. refinement
(modales). 6. scrupulousness. 7. frailty,
delicacy (salud). 8. squeamishness. 9. falta
de ~, tactlessness. 10. tener la ~ de, to be
kind enough to.
delicado -da, adj. 1. delicate. 2. frail, delicate
(salud). 3. soft, delicate (color). 4. thin,
delicate. 5. sensitive. 6. delicate (situación).
7. refined. 8. fussy, hard to please. 9.
scrupulous. 10. squeamish (remilgado). 11.
polite. 12. thoughtful. 13. delicate (rasgos). 14.
subtle (sutil).
delicia s.f. 1. delight. 2. hacer las delicias, to
delight.
deliciosamente adv. delightfully.
delicioso -sa,adj. 1. delicious. 2. charming,
pleasant. 3. delightful.
delictivo -va, adj. criminal.
delicuescencia s.f. deliquescence.
delicuescente adj. deliquescent.
delimitación s.f. delimitation.
delimitar v.t. to delimit.
delincuencia s.f. 1. delinquency. 2. ~ juvenil,
juvenile delinquency.
delincuente adj. / s.m. y f. 1. delinquent,
criminal, offender. adj. 2. delinquent, criminal.
delineante s.m. y f. draughtsman (hombre),
draughtswoman (mujer).
delinear v.t. 1. to delineate, to outline. 2. to draw.
delinquir v.i. to commit a crime; to break the law.
deliquio s.m. faint, fainting fit.
delirante adj. delirious.
delirar v.i. 1. to be delirious. 2. to talk nonsense.
3. to rant, to rave.
delirio s.m. 1. MED. delirium. 2. ravings (ilusión).
3. nonsense (disparates). 4. con ~, madly. 5.
tener ~ por, (fig.) to be mad about. 6. delirios
de grandeza, delusions of grandeur.
delírium trémens s.m. MED. delirium tremens.
delito s.m. crime, offence.
delta s.f. 1. GEOG. delta. 2. delta (letra).
deltoides adj. ANAT. 1. deltoid. s.m. 2 .deltoid.
demacrarse v.r. to become emaciated, to waste
away.
demagogia s.f. demagogy.
demagógico -ca,adj. demagogic, demagogical.
demagogo s.. demagogue.
demanda s.f. 1. DER. claim, petition. 2. COM.
demand. 3. lawsuit, action. 4. search. 5.
request, appeal. 6. inquiry . 7. presentar una
~, to take legal action.
demandado s.m. y f. DER. defendant.
demandante adj. s. 1. plaintiff. 2. DER. plaintiff.
demandar v.t. 1. to desire. 2. to request. 3. to
ask. 4. to sue, to take legal action against
(entablar demanda judicial).
demarcación s.f. demarcation.
demarcar v.t. to demarcate.
demás adj. y r. indef. 1. rest, remaining, other. 2.
los ~, the others, the other people, others. 3.
por ~, uselessly. 4. por lo ~, as to the rest. 5.
... y ~, ... and so on.
demasía s.f. 1. surplus, excess. 2. audacity. 3.
insolence. 4. outrage. 5. en ~, excessively.
demasiado -da, adj. 1. too much. adv. 3. too
much. 4. pl. too many. 5. too + adj. y adv. ~
tarde, too late.
demencia s.f. madness, insanity, dementia.
demente adj. 1. demented, insane, mad. s.m. y f.
2. lunatic, madman.
demérito s.m. demerit.
demisión s.f. demission.
demiurgo s.m. FIL. demiurge.
democracia s.f. democracy.
demócrata s.m. y f. democrat.
democrático -ca, adj. democratic.
democratización s.f. democratization.
democratizar v.t. to democratize.
demografía s.f. demography.
demográfico -ca, adj. 1. demographic. atr.
2. population. 3. explosión demográfica,
population explosion.
demoledor -ra, adj. 1. demolishing. 2. forceful,
powerful. 3. devastating.
demoler v.t. 1. to pull down, to demolish. 2. (fig.)
to demolish.
demolición s.f. demolition.
demoniaco -ca, adj. demonic, demoníaco.
demonio s.m. 1. REL. devil. 2. evil spirit. 3.
como el ~/como todos los demonios, like
the devil, like hell . 4. ¡~!, the hell!: ¿qué
demonio quieres? = what the hell do you
want? 5. ¡demonios!, (vulg.) bloody hell!,
damn it! 6. llevarse a uno el ~/los demonios/
todos los demonios, to go absolutely mad,
to go up the wall. 7. ser uno un ~/ser uno el
mismísimo ~, to be a nasty piece of work. 8.
tener uno el ~ en el cuerpo, to be a live wire,
to be always on the go.
demora s.f. delay: sin demora = without delay.
demorar v.t. 1. to delay. 2. to hold up. v.i. 3. to
stay on, to linger (detenerse). v.r. 4. to take a
long time, to be a long time (retrasarse).
demoroso -sa,adj. overdue, late.
demostrable adj. demonstrable.
demostración s.f. 1. demonstration. 2. show,
display.
demostrar v.t. 1. to demonstrate. 2. to show:
demostrar interés: to show interest. 3. to
prove (probar).
demostrativo -va, adj. 1. demonstrative. s.m. 2.
demonstrative.
demudar v.t. 1. to change, to alter. 2. to
distort. v.r. 3. to change colour. 4. to change
expression. 5. to alter, to change oneself.
denario -ria, adj. 1. denary. s.m. 2. denarius
(moneda).
dendrita s.f. MIN. y BOT. dendrite.
denegación s.f. 1. refusal (rechazo). 2. denial
(negación).
denegar v.t. 1. to refuse. 2. to reject. 3. to deny .
4. to turn down, to reject.
denegrecer v.t. 1. to blacken, to turn black. v.r.
2. to go black.
denegrido -da, adj. blackened.
denegrir v.t. 1. to blacken, to turn black. v.r. 2.
to go black.
dengoso -sa, adj. affected.
dengue s.m. 1. affectation (melindre). 2. MED.
dengue, fever. s.m. 3. shawl (chal).
denigración s.f. denigration.
denigrar v.t. 1. to denigrate, to belittle. 2. to insult
(insultar).
denigrativo -va, adj. disparaging.
denodadamente adv. bravely, daringly.
denodado -da, adj. brave, daring.
denominación s.f. 1. denomination, name. 2.
denomination, naming (acción).
denominado -da, adj. called, named.
denominador s.m. 1. MAT. denominator. 2. ~
común, MAT. common denominator. adj. 3.
denominative.
denominar v.t. to denominate, to name, to call.
denominativo -va, adj. denominative.
denostar v.t. to insult, to abuse.
denotación s.f. denotation.
denotar v.t. 1. to denote. 2. to mean. 3. to show,