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to indicate.
densidad s.f. 1. density. 2. thickness (espesor).
3. ~ de población, population density.
densímetro s.m. FÍS. densimeter.
denso -sa, adj. 1. dense, compact. 2. thick. 3.
dry, heavy. 4. dark, black.
dentado -da, adj. 1. toothed (con dientes). 2.
cogged, toothed (rueda). 3. perforated (sello).
4. serrated. 5. BOT. dentate. s.m. 6. teeth (de
sierra). 7. cog (rueda).
dentadura s.f. 1. teeth, set of teeth. 2. ~ postiza,
false teeth.
dental adj. 1. dental. s.m. 2. dental. 3. crema
~, toothpaste. 4. consonante ~, FON. dental
consonant.
dentar v.t. 1. to furnish with teeth. 2. to furnish
with cogs (una rueda). 3. to perforate (un
sello). 4. to serrate (un cuchillo). v.i. 5. to cut
one’s teeth, to teethe (un niño).
dentario -ria, adj. dental.
dentellada s.f. 1. bite, nip (mordisco). 2.
toothmark (señal). 3. a dentelladas, with
one’s teeth.
dentellado -da, adj. HIST. engrailed.
dentellar v.i. to rattle, to chatter.
dentellear v.i. to nibble, to peck.
dentellón s.m. 1. ARQ. dentil. 2. large tooth.
dentera s.f. 1. setting on edge (dientes). 2. envy.
denticina s.f. teething medicine.
dentición s.f. 1. teething, dentition (acción). 2.
ANAT. dentition, teeth. 3. primera ~, first o
milk teeth. 4. segunda ~, second teeth.
dentina s.f. dentine.
dentista s.m. y f. MED. dentist.
dentística s.f. (Am.) dentistry.
dentón -na, adj. toothy, buck-toothed.
dentro adv. 1. inside, indoors. 2. ~ de, within,
in (en tiempo); b) inside (lugar). 3. ~ de lo
posible, as far as is possible, as far as one
can.
dentudo -da, adj. 1. toothy, buck-toothed. s.m. y
f. 2. toothy o buck-toothed person.
denuedo s.m. bravery, daring.
denuesto s.m. insult.
denuncia s.f. 1. report (informe). 2. denunciation.
3. report (documento). 4. DER. accusation.
denunciable adj. indictable.
denunciante s.m. y f. 1. informer, accuser. adj. 2
.denouncing.
denunciar v.t. 1. to report. 2. to denounce
(criticar). 3. to denounce, to report, to inform
on. 4. to make public (promulgar). 5. to
indicate. 6. to accuse, to denounce.
denunciatorio -ria, adj. who denounces.
deontología s.f. deontology.
deontológico -ca, adj. deontological.
deparar v.t. 1. to provide. 2. to cause. 3. to give.
4. to give (satisfacción).
departamental adj. departmental.
departamento s.m. 1. department, section.
2. office. 3. district. 4. compartment. 5.
compartment.
departir v.i. to talk, to converse.
depauperado -da, adj. impoverished.
depauperar v.t. 1. to impoverish, to pauperise.
v.t. y r. 2. MED. to weaken, to become weak.
dependencia s.f. 1. dependence, reliance.
2. dependency. 3. staff, personnel. 4.
office, branch office (sucursal). 5. section,
department . pl. 6. outhouses, outbuildings.
depender v.i. 1. to depend (on). 2. to be under,
to be dependent on. 3. depende, it depends.
dependiente adj. 1. dependent, reliant. s.m. y f.
2. employee. 3. shop assistant.
depilación s.f. 1. depilation, hair removal. 2. ~ a
la cera, waxing.
depilar v.t. 1. to wax, to shave (piernas). 2. to
pluck (cejas). v.i. 3. to remove hair. v.r. 4. to
pluck (cejas). 5. wax.
depilatorio -ria, adj. depilatory.
deplorable adj. deplorable.
deplorar v.t. to deplore, to regret something very
much.
deponente adj. 1. GRAM. deponent. 2. DER.
testifying.s.m. y f. 3. DER. witness, testifier. 4.
GRAM. deponent verb.
deponer v.t. 1. to lay down (las armas). 2. to
depose, to oust, to overthrow. 3. to remove
from office. 4. to take down . v.i. 5. DER. to
testify, to give evidence. 6. to defecate.
depopulador -ra,adj. 1. devastating, desolating.
s.m. y f. 2. pillager, plunderer.
deportar v.t. to deport.
deporte s.m. 1. sport.2. deportes de invierno,
DEP. winter sports. 3. ~ de vela, DEP. sailing.
4. ~ de remo, DEP. rowing.
deposición s.f. 1. removal, deposition. 2.
deposal. 3. removal from office. 4. DER.
evidence, testimony. 5. defecation.
depositar v.t. 1. to deposit. 2. to store, to store
away, to put away (almacenar). 3. to place. 4.
to leave (dejar). v.r. 5. to settle (sedimentarse).
depositaría s.f. depository.
depositario -ria, s.m. y f. 1. trustee, depository.
2. repository. 3. cashier. 4. treasurer.
depósito s.m. 1. deposit money . 2. warehouse,
store. 3. tank. 4. MIL. depot. 5. dump. 6.
sediment, deposit (sedimento). 7. ~ bancario,
bank deposit. 8. ~ de basura, rubbish
dump. 9. ~ de cadáveres, mortuary (brit.),
morgue (EEUU). 10. ~ de gasolina, petrol
tank. 11. ~ de madera, timber yard. 12. ~ de
municiones, ammunition dump.
depravar v.t. 1. to deprave, to corrupt. v.r. 2. to
become depraved or corrupted.
deprecar v.t. 1. to beg. v.r. 2. to pray.
depreciar v.t. 1. to depreciate, to lower the price.
v.r. 2. to depreciate, to lose value.
depredación s.f. 1. depredation. 2. pillaging
(saqueo).
depredador -ra, adj. 1. predatory. s.m. y f. 2.
predator.
depresión s.f. 1. GEOL. depression, hollow.
2. ECON. slump, depression. 3. MED.
depression. 4. ~ atmosférica, atmospheric
depression. 5. ~ nerviosa, nervous
breakdown.
deprimente adj. depressing.
deprimir v.t. 1. to depress, to flatten. 2. MED.
to depress. 3. (fig.) to humiliate. v.r. 4. to get
depressed.
deprisa o de prisa adv. quickly, fast.
depuradora s.f. sewage plant, sewage works.
depurar v.t. 1. to purify. 2. POL. to purge. 3. to
cleanse (la sangre).
derecha s.f. 1. right, right-hand side, right side
(lado). 2. a derechas, rightly, correctly. 3. a
la ~, on the right-hand side, on the right. 4. a
la ~ de, on the right of. 5. la ~, the right; the
right wing.
derechamente adv. 1. straight, directly. 2. (fig.)
properly, correctly. 3. ir ~ al grano, to go
straight to the point.
derecho -cha, adj. 1. straight (en dirección). 2.
upright, erect. 3. right (mano). 4. (Am.) honest,
straight. 5. fair. s.f. 6. right hand. 7. right
(política). s.m. 8. law. 9. justice. 10. right. 11.
claim, title. s.m. pl. 12. taxes, duties. 13.
fee. adv. 14. straight. 15. de ~, according
to law. 16. ~ administrativo, DER.
administrative law. 17. ~ canónico, DER.
canon law. 18. ~ común, DER. civil law.
19. ~ consuetudinario, DER. common law.
20. ~ criminal, DER. criminal law. 21. ~ de
derrocar
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asilo, right of asylum. 22. ~ de entrada,
COM. import duties. 23. ~ de gentes, DER.
international law. 24. ~ divino, divine right.
25. ~ eclesiástico, DER. canon law. 26.
~ internacional, DER. international law.
27. ~ marítimo, DER. maritime law. 28. ~
mercantil, DER. business law. 29. ~ natural,
DER. natural law. 30. ~ no escrito, DER.
unwritten law, common law. 31. ~ penal, DER.
penal law. 32. ~ político, DER. constitutional
law. 33. ~ positivo, DER. statute law, positive
law. 34. ~ procesal, DER. procedural law. 35.
~ público, DER. public law. 36. no hay ~, it’s
not fair. 37. perder uno de su ~, to yield one’s
rights, to give in.
derechura s.f. 1. straightness, directness. 2.
fairness, justness. 3. en ~, directly, straight.
deriva s.f. 1. deviation. 2. drift (sin rumbo). 3. a
la ~, adrift.
derivación s.f. 1. derivation (de palabras). 2.
source, origin. 3. deviation, change. 4. ELEC.
shunt.
derivado -da, adj. 1. GRAM. derived, derivative.
s.m. 2. QUÍM. by-product, derivative. 3.
derivative. s.f. 4. MAT. derivative.
derivar v.t. 1. to derive from (de). 2. to divert
. 3. MAT. to calculate. v.i. 4. MAR. to drift.
5. to derive (palabras). v.r. 6. to be derived
(palabras).
dermatitis s.f. MED. dermatitis.
dermatoesqueleto s.m. dermoskeleton.
dermatología s.f. dermatology.
dermatosis s.f. dermatosis.
dermis s.f. dermis, cutis.
dermoprotector -ra, adj. skin protection, skin
protective.
derogar v.t. 1. to abolish, to repeal (ley). 2. to
cancel.
derrama s.f. distribution, apportionment.
derramado -da,adj. wasteful, spendthrift.
derramar v.t. 1. to spil. 2. to pour, to pour out.
3. to distribute, to share. 4. to shed. 5. to
spread (noticia). v.r. 6. to spill. 7. to pour, to
pour out (echar). 8. to shed. 9. to spread. 10.
to overflow.
derrame s.m. 1. spilling. 2. pouring (voluntario).
3. shedding. 4. overflow. 5. waste (pérdida). 6.
MED. discharge. 7. ARQ. splay. 8. slope. 9. ~
sinovial, water on the knee.
derredor s.m. 1. surroundings. 2. al ~ de, round
about, around. 3. en ~, around.
derrengado -da, adj. exhausted.
derrengar v.t. 1. to damage. 2. to twist (torcer).
3. (fig.) to tire out (cansar). v.r. 4. to damage
one’s back. 5. to tire oneself out (cansarse).
derretir v.t. 1. to melt. 2. to thaw, to melt
(nieve). 3. (fig.) to waste, to squander. 4. to
exasperate. 5. to melt down (metales). v.r. 6.
to thaw, to melt. 7. to melt. 8. to be always
falling in love (enamorarse fácilmente). 9.
(fam.) to get in a state (sentir impaciencia o
inquietud). 10. to burn (consumirse de amor).
derribar v.t. 1. to demolish, to knock down. 2.
to batter down (puerta). 3. to knock down
(persona). 4. to floor, to lay out. 5. to throw
(caballo). 6. to shoot down (avión). 7. to shoot.
8. to blow down (viento). 9. to overthrow
(derrocar). 10. to remove (de un cargo). v.r.
11. to fall down. 12. to throw oneself to the
ground.
derribo s.m. 1. demolition. 2. rubble
(escombros). 3. demolition site (lugar). 4.
POL. overthrow.
derrocadero s.m. rocky cliff.
derrocar v.t. 1. to demolish, to knock down. 2.
POL. to overthrow, to topple. 3. to remove
(deponer). 4. to throw down, to fling down.