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2. entertaining, amusing. 3. dissolute,
dissipated. 4. (desp.) inattentive, vague,
dreamy. 5. casual. 6. (Am.) untidy, shabby.
s.m. y f. 7. absent-minded person, forgetful
person.
distribución s.f. 1. distribution. 2. delivery. 3.
MEC. distribution. 4. service, supply. 5. ARQ.
layout, plan.
distribuidor -ra, s.m. y f. 1. distributor. 2. COM.
dealer, agent. s.m. 3. MEC. distributor.
distribuir v.t. 1. to distribute. 2. to deliver. 3. to
supply. 4. ARQ. to design, to lay out. 5. to
allocate, to assign. 6. to award, to give out. 7.
to distribute (pesos).
distributivo -va, adj. distributive.
distrito s.m. 1. district. 2. ~ electoral, POL.
constituency. 3. ~ postal, postal district o
area.
distrofia s.f. MED. dystrophy.
disturbio s.m. disturbance, riot.
disuadir v.t. to dissuade, to discourage.
disuasión s.f. MIL. dissuasion; deterrent.
disuasivo -va adj. dissuasive.
disuelto -ta, adj. dissolved.
disyunción s.f. disjunction.
disyuntiva s.f. 1. alternative, choice). 2.
dilemma.
disyuntivo -va, adj. disjunctive.
ditirambo s.m. dithyramb.
diurético -ca, adj. y s.m. MED. diuretic.
diurno -na, adj. 1. daily, (p.u.) diurnal. atr. 2.
day.
diuturno -na, adj. lasting, enduring (que dura
mucho).
diuturnidad s.f. (p.u.) diuturnity.
diva s.f. MÚS. diva, prima donna.
divagación s.f. 1. digression, deviation. s. pl. 2.
ramblings, wanderings.
divagador -ra, adj. rambling, prolix, (fam.)
long-winded.
divagar v.i. 1. to wander, to digress. 2. (fam.) to
ramble (hablar sin sentido).
diván s.m. divan, couch (sofá sin respaldo).
divergencia s.f. divergence.
divergente adj. 1. divergent. 2. opposite. 3.
distinct, different.
divergir v.i. 1. to diverge. 2. to differ, to diverge.
3. to fork, to turn off, to diverge (carreteras).
diversidad s.f. diversity, variety.
diversificación s.f. diversification.
diversificar v.t. 1. to diversify, to vary, (fam.) to
branch out. v.r. 2. to be diversified. 3. to vary.
diversión s.f. 1. pastime, hobby . 2. amusement,
entertainment.
divertido -da, adj. 1. entertaining. 2. funny,
comical, amusing. 3. funny, amusing, witty
(persona). 4. enjoyable.
divertimiento s.m. 1. entertainment,
amusement. 2. MIL. diversion.
divertir v.t. 1. to amuse, to entertain. 2. to
distract, to divert. v.r. 3. to have a good time.
4. to amuse oneself. 5. to be distracted.
dividendo s.m. COM. dividend.
dividir v.t. 1. MAT. to divide: dividir 80 por 2 = to
divide 80 by 2. 2. to separate, to divide. 3. to
share, to divide, to share out (repartir). 4. to
divide, to disunite.
divinamente adv. divinely.
divinidad s.f. 1. divinity, deity. 2. god. 3. (fig.)
beauty.
divinizar v.t. 1. to deify. 2. (fig.) to venerate, to
worship, to exalt.
divino -na, adj. 1. divine. 2. (fig.) divine, lovely,
beautiful.
divisa s.f. 1. emblem, badge. 2. motto. pl. 3. FIN.
foreign currency, foreign exchange (dinero
extranjero).
divisar v.t. to discern, to distinguish, to make out.
divisibilidad s.f. divisibility.
divisible adj. divisible.
división s.f. 1. division. 2. MAT. y MIL. division.
3. POL. division, split. 4. GRAM. dash, hyphen
(guión). 5. partition, division.
divisional adj. divisional.
divisivo -va, adj. divisive.
diviso -sa, adj. divided.
divisor -ra, adj. 1. dividing. s.m. 2. MAT. divisor.
3. factor: máximo común divisor: highest
common factor.
divisoria s.f. 1. GEOL. divide. 2. dividing line.
divisorio -ria,adj. dividing.
divo -va,s.m. y f. star.
divorciado -da,adj. 1. divorced. s.m. y f. 2.
divorcee.
divorciar v.t. 1. to divorce. 2. (fig.) to separate, to
divorce. v.r. 3. to get divorced. 4. to divorce.
divorcio s.m. 1. divorce. 2. rupture, radical
disagreement.
divulgación s.f. 1. disclosure, divulging. 2.
popularizing. 3. spreading, propagation.
divulgador -ra,adj. 1. divulging, disclosing. s.m.
y f. 2. divulger, exposer, revealer.
divulgar v.t. 1. to publish. 2. to spread, to
propagate. 3. to popularize. 4. to reveal, to
disclose, to divulge. v.r. 5. to be revealed, to
come out (salir a la luz).
dizque adv. (Am.) apparently.
do s.m. 1. MÚS. do, doh. 2. ~ de pecho, high C.
3. dar el ~ de pecho, to strike a high note.
dóberman adj. y s.m. doberman.
dobladillar v.t. to hem, to turn up.
dobladillo s.m. 1. hem. 2. turn-up (de
pantalones).
doblado -da,adj. 1. doubled, double. 2. double.
3. folded, doubled over. 4. dubbed (película).
doblaje s.m. dubbing (cine).
doblar v.t. 1. to double. 2. to fold. 3. to bend. 4.
to turn up. 5. to go round, to turn (esquina).
6. MAR. to round (cabo). 7. to dub (película).
8. to lap. 9. to be twice (tener el doble). v.i.
10. to turn (derecha, izquierda). 11. to toll
(campanas). 12. (fig.) to submit, to give in
(ceder). v.pron. 13. to double (duplicarse). 14.
to bend down (cuerpo). 15. to fold, to fold up
(plegarse). 16. to bend, to give (por el peso).
17. (fig.) to yield, to submit, to give in (ceder).
doble adj. 1. double: un vino doble: a double
wine. 2. dual. 3. thick (grueso. 4. false (falso).
5. (fig.) hypocritical, two-faced. s.m. 6. double
(cantidad). 7. fold. 8. knell, toll (campanas).
9. double (en juegos). s.m. y f. 10. double,
stand-in. s.m. pl. 11. DEP. doubles (tenis). 12.
el ~, twice as much. 13. el ~ que, twice as
much as. 14. ~ vista, double vision. 15. ser el
~ de alguien, to be someone’s double; to look
exactly the same as someone.
doblegar v.t. 1. to fold (doblar). 2. to bend. 3. to
twist. 4. to beat, to defeat. v.r. 5. (fig.) to give
in, to submit, to yield (ceder).
doblemente adv. 1. doubly. 2. (fig.) two-facedly,
falsely, deceitfully.
doblete adj. 1. medium-thick (entre doble y
sencillo). s.m. 2. GRAM. doublet.
doblón s.m. HIST. doubloon (moneda).
doce adj. 1. twelve. 2. twelfth (en fechas y
siglos). s.m. 3. twelve.
doceavo -va, adj. y s.m. twelfth.
docena s.f. 1. dozen: una docena de lápices: a
dozen pencils. 2. a docenas, by the dozen. 3.
por docenas, by the dozen; in dozens.
docencia s.f. teaching.
docente adj. 1. teaching. 2. educational: centro
docente: educational institution.
dócil adj. 1. docile. 2. obedient.
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docilidad s.f. 1. docility. 2. obedience.
dócilmente adv. 1. docilely. 2. obediently.
docto -ta, adj. 1. wise (sabio). 2. erudite,
learned.
doctor -ra, s.m. y f. doctor: doctor honoris
causa: honorary doctor.
doctorado s.m. doctorate, PhD.
doctoral adj. 1. doctoral. 2. (fig. y desp.)
pedantic, pompous.
doctoralmente adv. doctorally.
doctorar v.t. 1. to confer a doctor’s degree on.
v.r. 2. to obtain o get one’s doctorate.
doctrina s.f. 1. doctrine. 2. teaching
(enseñanza). 3. preaching.
doctrinal adj. doctrinal.
doctrinalmente adv. doctrinally.
doctrinar v.t. 1. to teach. 2. to indoctrinate.
documentación s.f. 1. documentation. 2.
papers, documents (de identidad).
documentado -da,adj. 1. well-informed
(persona). 2. documented (hecho).
documental adj. 1. documentary. s.m. 2. TV.
documentary.
documentar v.t. 1. to document. 2. to inform. v.r.
3. to research, to gather information.
documento s.m. 1. document. 2. papers (de
identidad): documento de identidad: identity
papers. 3. ~ justificativo, certificate.
dodo o dido s.m. dodo.
dogal s.m. 1. halter. 2. estar con el ~ al cuello,
to be in a fix; to be in a tight spot.
dogma s.m. dogma.
dogmáticamente adv. dogmatically.
dogmático -ca, adj. 1. dogmatic. s.m. y f. 2.
dogmatist. s.f. 3. dogmatics.
dogmatismo s.m. dogmatism.
dogmatista s.m. y f. dogmatist.
dogmatizador -ra o dogmatizante,s.m. y f.
dogmatist.
dogmatizar v.i. to dogmatize.
dogo s.m. bulldog.
dólar s.m. dollar.
dolencia s.f. 1. affliction, complaint. 2. illness. 3.
pain, ache. 4. ills, problems.
doler v.i. 1. to hurt. 2. me duele la cintura: my
waist hurts, my waist aches; me duele tener
que irme: I’m sorry to have to leave. v.r. 4.
to feel sorry for, to pity (compadecer). 5. to
complain. 6. to regret, to lament. 7. to grieve.
dolido -da, adj. hurt, upset.
doliente adj. 1. painful, aching. 2. sad. 3. sick, ill.
s.m. y f. 4. MED. ill o sick person. 5. mourner.
dolmen s.m. dolmen.
dolo s.m. 1. malice, wickedness. 2. deceit. 3.
fraud. 4. trick.
dolomía o dolomita s.f. dolomite.
dolor s.m. 1. pain. 2. ache: dolor de oído:
earache. 3. (fig.) regret, sorrow. 4. remorse.
dolorido -da, adj. 1. MED. sore, painful. 2. sad,
upset. 3. (fig.) grief-stricken, aggrieved.
dolorosa s.f. 1. (fam.) bill, damage. 2. ART.
madonna.
dolorosamente adv. 1. MED. painfully. 2. (fig.)
painfully, distressingly.
doloroso -sa,adj. 1. MED. painful. 2. (fig.)
painful, distressing.
doloso -sa,adj. DER. fraudulent.
doma s.f. 1. training. 3. breaking in (caballos).
4. (fig.) taming, controlling, dominating
(pasiones, sentimientos, etc.).
domador -ra, s.m. y f. 1. tamer. 2. trainer.
domar v.t. 1. to tame (fieras). 2. to train. 3. to
break in (caballo). 4. (fig.) to dominate, to
control, to master (sentimientos, pasiones,
etc.). 5. (fig.) to subdue, to bring under control.
domeñable adj. 1. tamable. 2. trainable.
domeñar v.t. 1. to subdue, to suppress. 2. to