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rehusar v.t. 1. to reject. 2. to refuse.
reidero -ra adj. laughable.
reidor -ra adj. 1. jolly, hilarious. s.m. y f. 2.
laugther, he who laughs.
Reikiavik s.m. Reykjavik.
reimpresión s.f. 1. reprint. 2. reprinting.
reina s.f. 1. queen. 2. ZOOL. female, queen. 3.
~ de la belleza, beauty queen. 4. ~ mora,
hopscotch.
reinado s.m. reign.
reinal s.m. strong hemp cord.
reinante adj. 1. reigning. 2. excelling. 3.
prevailing.
reinar v.i. 1. POL. to reign, to rule. 2. to
predominate, to take precedence.
reincidencia s.f. relapse, backsliding.
reincidente s.m. y f. 1. backslider. 2. recidivist.
reincidir v.i. 1. to relapse, to backslide. 2. to
recidivate.
reincorporación s.f. reincorporation.
reincorporar v.t. 1. to incorporate again. v.pron.
2. to reembody.
reineta s.f. BOT. russet apple.
reingresar v.i. to reenter.
reino s.m. kingdom.
Reino Unido s.m United Kingdom.
reinserción s.f. ~ social rehabilitation.
reinsertar v.t. to rehabilitate.
reinstalación s.f. 1. reinstallment.2.
reinstallation.
reinstalar v.t. to reinstall.
reintegrable adj. reimbursable, payable.
reintegración s.f. 1. reintegration, reinstatement.
2. ECON. refund, repayment.
reintegrador -ra s.m. y f. restorer.
reintegrar v.t. 1. ECON. to repay, to reimburse.
2. to reinstate. 3. to attach a tax stamp. v.pron.
4. to get back, to be reimbursed.
reintegro s.m. 1. ECON. reimbursement,
repayment. 2. withdrawal. 3. money back.
reinversión s.f. reinvestment.
reír v.i. 1. to laugh. 2. (fig.) to be cheerful, to
beam, to smile. v.t. 3. to laugh at. v.pron. 4. to
laugh. 5. (fig.) y (fam.) to come apart, to split
at the seams: su vieja falda ya se ríe = her old
skirt is coming apart.
reiteración s.f. reiteration, repetition.
reiteradamente adv. repeatedly, over and over
again.
reiterar v.t. to reiterate, to repeat.
reiterativo -va, adj. reiterative, repetitive.
reivindicable adj. claimable, recoverable.
reivindicación s.f. 1. claim. 2. complaint,
grievance. 3. DER. recovery. 4. vindication.
reivindicar v.t. 1. to claim. 2. to recover; to
restore. 3. to claim responsibility for. v.pron. 4.
to clear oneself.
reivindicatorio -ria, adj. vindicatory.
reja s.f. 1. AGR. ploughshare. 2. grating, grille,
bars. 3. (Am.) y (fam.) clink, nick. 4. (fig.)
ploughing labor. 5. estar entre ~, to be behind
bars.
rejacar v.t. to weed by plowing.
rejada s.f. AGR. paddle of a plow.
rejado s.m. grate, railing, grid.
rejal s.m. pile of bricks laid crisscross.
rejalgar s.m. realgar.
rejero s.m. maker of grates and railings.
rejilla s.f. 1. ARQ. grille, grating. 2. wicker. 3.
brazier. 4. luggage rack. 5. lattice.
rejitar v.t. to vomit, to throw up.
rejo s.m. 1. metal tip. 2. (fig.) strength, vigour.
3. BOT. radicle. 4. ZOOL. sting. 5. whip. 6.
herd of cows. 7. (Am.) coarse leather. 8. (Am.)
milking.
rejón s.m. 1. pike, pointed bar. 2. lance.
rejonazo s.m. blow with a lance.
rejoneador s.m. mounted bullfighter.
rejonear v.t. to spike, to lance.
rejoneo s.m. spiking, lancing.
rejuvenecedor -ra, adj. rejuvenating.
rejuvenecer v.t. 1. to rejuvenate, to make young
again. v.i. 2. to be rejuvenated, to grow young
again.
rejuvenecimiento s.m. rejuvenation.
relación s.f. 1. relation. 2. list. 3. MAT. ratio.
4. relationship. 5. report. 6. story. pl. 7.
relations, courtship. 8. con/en ~ a, in relation
to, regarding. 9. relaciones públicas, public
relations.
relacionado -da adj. 1. related. s.m. 2.
acquaintance.
relacionar v.t. 1. to relate, to connect. v.pron. to
have contacts, to be related. 2. (fig.) to meet,
to mix, to hobnob.
relái s.m. (Am.) relay.
relajación s.f. 1. relaxation. 2. slackening. 3.
MED. hernia. 4. (fig.) slackness, negligence.
relajado -da, adj. 1. relaxed. 2. dissolute, loose.
relajador -ra adj. (fam.) dissolute, dissipated.
relajante adj. 1. relaxing. 2. (Am.) y (fam.)
sickly. s.m. 3. MED. laxative.
relajar v.t. 1. to relax, to loosen. 2. (fig.) to
weaken. v.pron. 3. to relax, to take things
easy. 4. (fig.) to become lax. 5. MED. to be
weak. 6. (fig.) to turn corrupt.
relajo s.m. 1. (Am.) derision, ridicule. 2. (Am.)
pandemonium. 3. indecency, bad taste. 4.
filthy act.
relamer v.t. 1. to lick repeatedly. v.pron. 2. to lick
one’s lips. 3. (fig.) to make up one’s face. 4.
(fig.) to shoot one’s mouth off.
relamido -da, adj. 1. priggish, conceited. 2.
(Am.) y (fam.) brazen. 3. fam. dressed up to
the nines.
relámpago s.m. 1. flash of lightning. 2. (fig.)
flash: ocurrió como un relámpago = it
happened in a flash. 3. guerra ~, MIL.
blitzkrieg. 4. viaje ~, lightning trip.
relampagueante adj. flashing.
relampaguear v.i. 1. to flash. 2. (fig.) to sparkle,
to twinkle.
relampagueo s.m. 1. flashing. 2. sparkling,
twinkling.
relance s.m. 1. repeated casting. 2. second
chance or lot. 3. fortuitous event. 4. repeated
attempt.
relanzar v.t. to repel, to repulse.
relapso -sa adj. relapsed (error).
relatador -ra s.m. y f. relater, narrator.
relatante adj. narrating.
relatar v.t. to relate, to tell.
relativamente adv. relatively.
relatividad s.f. 1. relativeness. 2. FÍS. relativity.
relativismo s.m. FIL. relativism.
relativista adj. 1. relativistic. s.m. y f. 2.
relativist.
relativo -va, adj. y s.m. relative.
relato s.m. 1. tale, story. 2. account, statement.
relator -ra,s.m. y f. 1. narrator, teller. 2. DER.
reporter.
relatoría s.f. DER. relator’s office.
relave s.m. 1. second washing (metal). pl. 2.
washings.
relé s.m. ELEC. relay.
releer v.t. 1. to reed again. 2. to revise.
relegación s.f. 1. relegation, relegating. 2. HIST.
expulsion.
relegar v.t. 1. to relegate. 2. to expel, to banish,
to exile.
relente s.m. 1. night humidity. 2. (fig.) y (fam.)
brazenness, sauciness.
relentecer v.t. y v.pron. to grow soft.
relevación s.f. 1. raising, lifting up. 2. relief. 3.
pardon, exemption.
relevador s.m. 1. relay. 2. ~ de llamada, alarm
relay. 3. ~ traslator, repeating relay.
relevancia s.f. relevance, importance.
relevante adj. 1. relevant, important. 2.
outstanding.
relevar v.t. 1. to relieve, to substitute. 2. to
absolve, to acquit. 3. TEC. to emboss. 4. ART.
to paint in relief. v.pron. 5. to take over from
one another.
relevo s.m. 1. change, relief. 2. relay, relief. 3.
DEP. relevos, relay.
relicario s.m. 1. trinket-box. 2. (Am.) locket.
relieve s.m. 1. ART. relief. 2. GEOG. contours.
3. three dimensions. 4. (fig.) importance,
prestige. pl. 5. left-overs. 6. bajo ~, bas-relief.
religa s.f. second alloy.
religación s.f. binding.
religiario -ria s.m. y f. 1. religionist. 2. sectarian.
religión s.f. 1. religion. 2. piety, religiousness.
3. entrar en ~, to enter a holy order. 4. ~
reformada, Protestantism.
religiosamente adv. 1. religiously. 2.
punctiliously, religiously.
religiosidad s.f. 1. religiousness. 2.
punctiliousness.
religioso -sa, adj. 1. religious. 2. punctilious,
religious. s.m. y f. 3. man/woman of the
Church.
relimar v.t. MEC. to file again.
relinchador -ra, adj. always whinnying, always
neighing.
relinchar v.i. to whinny, to neigh.
relincho s.m. whinnying, neighing.
relinga s.f. MAR. boltrope.
relingar v.t. 1. MAR. to rope. v.i. 2. MAR. to
rustle.
reliquia s.f. 1. relic. 2. (Am.) offering. pl. 3. relics,
remains. 4. MED. (fig.) after-effects.
reliz s.m. (Am.) landslide.
rellanar v.t. 1. to relevel. v.pron. 2. to stretch.
rellano s.m. 1. landing of stairs. 2. GEOG.
plateau.
rellano s.m. landing (escalera).
rellenar v.t. 1. to fill up. 2. to stuff. v.pron. 3. to
gorge oneself, to stuff oneself.
rellenar v.t. 1. to refill, to replenish. 2. to cram.
3. to fill up. 4. to stuff. 5. to pad. 6. to point.
v.pron. 7. to stuff oneself.
relleno -na, adj. 1. stuffed. s.m. 2. stuffing, filling.
3. padding, stuffing. 4. centre, filling. 5. (fig.)
waffle, dead wood.
relleno -na adj. 1. satisfied, stuffed. s.m. 2.
stuffing. 3. repletion. 4. filling.
reloco -ca adj. (fam.) really crazy, mad.
reloj s.m. 1. clock. 2. watch. 3. timer. 4. clock,
meter. 5. ~ de agua, water-clock. 6. ~ de
arena, sandglass. 7. ~ de caja, grandfather
clock. 8. ~ de cuarzo, quartz watch. 9. ~
despertador, alarm clock. 10. ~ joya, bracelet
watch. 11. ~ de laboratorio, lab timer. 12.
~ de sol, sundial. 13. contra ~, against the
clock. 14. ser como un ~, to be as regular as
clockwork.
relojera s.f. 1. watchcase. 2. watchstand. 3.
(Am.) watchpocket.
relojería s.f. 1. watchmaking, clockmaking. 2.
watchmaker’s store. 3. clockwork: mecanismo
de relojería = clockwork device.4. bomba de
~, time bomb.
relojero -ra, s.m. y f. watchmaker, clockmaker.
reluciente adj. shinning, glittering.
relucir v.i. 1. to shine. 2. (fig.) to be brilliant, to be
outstanding. 3. sacar a ~, to bring up.
reluctancia s.f. ELEC. reluctance.
reluctante adj. stubborn, reluctant.
relumbrante adj. shining, dazzling, brilliant.