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rebotadura s.f. rebounding.
rebotar v.i. 1. to bounce, to rebound. v.t. 2. to
clinch. 3. to reject, to refuse. 4. fam. to annoy,
to upset. 5. (Am.) to churn up, to make muddy.
v.pron. 6. fam. to get annoyed.
rebote s.m. 1. rebound; bounce. 2. de ~, (fig.)
on the rebound, in a roundabout way.
rebotica s.f. the back room in an apothecary’s
shop.
rebozar v.t. GAST. to cover in batter; to cover in
breadcrumbs.
rebozo s.m. 1. muffling. 2. (fig.) pretence, bluff.
3. sin ~, (fig.) honestly, openly.
rebramo s.m. the noise the deer emit to answer
to each other.
rebudiar v.i. to sniff and grunt.
rebufar v.i. to snort repeatedly.
rebujado -da adj. confused, tangled.
rebujar v.t. 1. to jumble together. 2. to wrap up.
rebujo s.m. 1. muffler, mask. 2. badly-wrapped
parcel.
rebullicio s.m. commotion, turmoil.
rebullir v.i. o v.pron. 1. to start moving. 2. to start
boiling. 3. (fig.) to show signs of life. v.t. 4.
(Am.) to shake, to stir.
reburujar v.t. (fam.) to wrap up in bundles.
reburujón s.m. clumsy bundle.
rebusca s.f. 1. search. 2. AGR. gleaning. 3.
(fig.) dregs, left-overs. 4. (Am.) black-market
trading.
rebuscado -da, adj. 1. pretentious, affected. 2.
recherché.
rebuscador -ra, s.m. y f. searcher.
rebuscamiento s.m. pretentiousness,
affectation.
rebuscar v.t. 1. to search painstakingly for.
2. AGR. to glean. v.pron. 3. (Am.) to seek
employment.
rebusco s.m. 1. search. 2. gleaning.
rebuznador -ra adj. braying.
rebuznar v.i. to bray.
rebuzno s.m. braying.
recabar v.t. 1. to manage to get. 2. to ask for.
recadero -ra, s.m. y f. 1. messenger. 2. errand
boy.
recado s.m. 1. message. 2. present, gift. 3.
groceries. 4. equipment, tackle. 5. caution,
carefulness. 6. (Am.) riding accoutrements.
7. hacer un ~ a alguien, to run an errand for
somebody. 8. hacer los recados, to do the
shopping.
recaer v.i. 1. to fall. 2. MED. to have a relapse. 3.
to recidivate, to backslide. 4. ~ en alguien, to
go to somebody; to fall on/upon somebody, to
fall to somebody.
recaída s.f. 1. MED. relapse. 2. relapse,
recidivism.
recalada s.f. MAR. landfall.
recalar v.t. 1. to soak. v.i. 2. MAR. to put in, to
pull into; to catch sight of land. 3. to swim
under water.
recalcada s.f. MAR. heeling.
recalcadamente adv. insistently.
recalcar v.t. 1. to press down tightly. 2. to fill up,
to pack in. 3. (fig.) to emphasize, to stress, to
use forcefully. v.i. 4. MAR. to heel over. v.pron.
5. MED. to dislocate; to sprain.
recalcitrante adj. 1. stubborn, obstinate. 2.
POL. recalcitrant.
recalcitrar v.i. 1. to take backward steps. 2. (fig.)
to listen to nobody, to be defiant.
recalentador s.m. superheater (motor a vapor).
recalentamiento s.m. 1. reheating. 2.
overheating. 3. superheating (motor vapor).
recalentar v.t 1. to reheat. 2. to overheat. 3. to
excite. 4. to superheat (motor a vapor). v.pron.
5. to become overheated. 6. to become
superheated.
recalescencia s.f. recalescence.
recalmón s.m. lull of the wind.
recalzar v.t 1. AGR. to hill. 2. ARQ. to
strengthen, to reinforce. 3. ART. to color.
recamado s.m. embroidery work.
recamador -ra s.m. y f. embroider.
recamar v.t. to embroider.
recámara s.f. 1. side room. 2. (Am.) bedroom. 3.
explosives chamber. 4. cartridge chamber. 5.
tener mucha ~, (fig.) to tread warily, to leave
nothing to chance.
recamarera s.f. (Am.) maid.
recambiar v.t. 1. to change, to change over. 2. to
exchange. 3. COM. to make a revised draft of.
recambio s.m. 1. second change. 2. spare part.
3. refill. 4. piezas de ~, spares.
recamo s.m. 1. raised embroidery. 2. frog.
recantación s.m. recantation, retraction.
recantón s.m. corner stone.
recapacitar v.t. 1. to ponder, to think over. v.i. 2.
to think hard.
recapitulación s.f. summing up, recapitulation.
recapitular v.t. 1. to recapitulate, to sum up.
recapitulativo -va, adj. recapitulative.
recarga s.f. MIL. overcharge.
recargado -da, adj. 1. reloaded. 2. overloaded.
3. added. 4. (fig.) excessive, overladen.
recargar v.t. 1. to reload. 2. to overload. 3.
to overburden. 4. (fig.) to overdecorate, to
overadorn. 5. DER. to up, to increase. 6.
ECON. to make an extra charge.
recargo s.m. 1. extra load, extra burden. 2. DER.
fresh charge. 3. ECON. extra charge. 4. MED.
rise in temperature. 5. MIL. period of extra
duties.
recata s.f. tasting again.
recatadamente adv. 1. modestly. 2. carefully,
prudently.
recatado -da, adj. 1. modest. 2. careful, prudent.
recatarse v.pron. to act with discretion.
recato s.m. 1. discretion, wariness, prudence. 2.
modesty.
recatonazo s.m. blow with the tip of a lance.
recauchutar v.t. TEC. to retread, to remould.
recaudación s.f. 1. collecting. 2. ECON. levy,
levying. 3. ECON. tax office. 4. ECON.
receipts, takings.
recaudador -ra, s.m. y f. ECON. tax collector.
recaudamiento s.m. 1. collecting. 2. ECON.
levying.
recaudar v.t. 1. to collect, levy. 2. to take,
to obtain. 3. to get back, to recover. 4. to
safeguard.
recaudo s.m. 1. ECON. collecting, levying. 2.
safeguarding, care. 3. precaution. 4. (Am.)
assorted vegetables. 5. (Am.) spices. 6. a
buen ~, (fig.) in good hands, in safekeeping.
recazo s.m. guard of a sword; back of a knife.
recebar v.t. to spread gravel on.
recebo s.m. sand or gravel used in a roadway.
recelador -ra adj. shy.
recelar v.t. 1. to fear, to suspect. v.i. 2. ~ de, to
distrust.
recelo s.m. 1. fear, suspicion. 2. distrust.
receloso -sa, adj. 1. suspicious, sceptical. 2.
distrustful.
receñir v.t. to regird.
recensión s.f. 1. review; report. 2. LIT.
recension.
recensor -ra, s.m. y f. reviewer, commentator.
recental adj. suckling.
recentar v.t. 1. to put leaven into. v.pron. 2. to
renew.
recepción s.f. 1. receiving, receipt. 2. admission,
admitting. 3. reception. 4. reception, reception
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recepta s.f. record of fines.
receptáculo s.m. 1. receptacle, container. 2.
BOT. receptacle.
receptador s.m. DER. receiver of stolen goods.
receptar v.t. 1. to receive. 2. to conceal, hide.
receptividad s.f. 1. receptiveness. 2. proneness.
receptivo -va, adj. receptive, sensitive.
recepto s.m. shelter, location of refuge.
receptor -ra, adj. 1. receiving. s.m. 2. TEC.
receiver, set. 3. DER. receiver.
receptoría s.f. 1. treasurer’s office. 2. DER.
receivership.
recesión s.f. 1. regression. 2. ECON. recession,
slump.
recésit s.m. recess, vacation.
recesivo -va adj. recessive.
receso s.m. 1. break, separation. 2. pause. 3.
(Am.) recess. 4. estar en ~, to have a break
in the proceedings. 5. ~ económico, lull in the
economy, economic downturn.
receta s.f. 1. recipe. 2. MED. prescription.
recetar v.t. 1. MED. to prescribe. 2. (Am.) to
deliver.
recetario s.m. 1. MED. prescription pad. 2.
recipe book.
recetor s.m. receiver, treasurer.
rechazar v.t. 1. to reject, to turn down. 2. to beat
off, to parry. 3. to refuse.
rechazo s.m. 1. rejection. 2. rebound. 3. MED.
rejection. 4. de ~, as a result.
rechifla s.f. 1. whistling. 2. (fig.) ridicule.
rechiflar v.t. 1. to hiss. v.pron. 2. rechiflarse de,
(fig.) to jeer at, to poke fun.
rechinante adj. 1. creaking. 2. grinding. 3.
scraping. 4. screeching.
rechinar v.i. 1. to creak. 2. to grind, to gnash. 3.
to scrape, to scratch. 4. to screech.
rechistar v.i. 1. to make a sound, to utter a word.
2. to answer. 3. to protest.
rechoncho -cha, adj. (fam.) short and stocky.
rechupete de loc. adv. (fam.) smashing, just
right, splendid
recial s.m. rapids.
reciamente adv. 1. strongly, forcefully. 2. loudly.
recibidero -ra adj. receivable.
recibidor -ra, adj. 1. receiving. s.m. y f. 2.
receiver. s.m. 3. parlour. 4. entrance hall.
recibimiento s.m. 1. reception. 2. welcome. 3.
entrance hall. 4. main room.
recibir v.t. 1. to receive. 2. to welcome. 3. MIL.
to await. 4. to face without moving. 5. to apply
plaster. v.i. 6. to entertain, to have guests.
v.pron. 7. (Am.) to graduate; to qualify.
recibo s.m. 1. reception, receiving. 2. COM.
receipt. 3. estar de ~, to be dressed to receive
visitors. 4. ser de ~, (fig.) to be acceptable.
reciclaje s.m. 1. recycling. 2. modification. 3.
retraining.
reciclar v.t. to recycle.
recidiva s.f. MED. relapse.
recidivar. v.i. to relapse, recur.
reciedumbre s.f. 1. strength, vigour. 2. loudness.
3. hardness, inflexibility.
recién adv. newly, only just.
reciente adj. 1. recent. 2. fresh, just made.
recientemente adv. recently, lately, not very
long ago.
recinchar v.t. to bind with a girdle.
recinto s.m. enclosed area, enclosure.
recio -cia, adj. 1. strong, vigorous. 2. hard,
severe. 3. bad, foul. 4. quick, fast, speedy
veloz. 5. loud. 6. bulky, thick.
recipiente adj. 1. receiving. s.m. 2. container,
receptacle.
reciproca s.f. MAT. converse.
reciprocación s.f. reciprocation.
recíprocamente adv. reciprocally, in a reciprocal