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reverberation.
repercutir v.i. 1. to have repercussions. 2. to
bounce off. 3. to reverberate. 4. (Am.) y (fam.)
to pong. v.t. 5. MED. to reject.
repertorio s.m. 1. repertoire, repertory. 2. LIT.
index.
repesca s.f. retake.
repetición s.f. 1. repetition. 2. MÚS. repeat. 3.
MEC. repeater. 4. DER. action of recovery.
repetidamente adv. repeatedly, time and time
again.
repetidor -ra, adj. 1. repeating. s.m. y f. 2.
student who is repeating a year. s.m. TEC. 3.
repeater. 4. booster.
repetir v.t. 1. to repeat. 2. DER. to claim, to
demand. v.i. 3. to repeat.v.pron. 4. to recur, to
keep coming up.
repicar v.t. 1. to chop up finely. v.i. 2. to peal.
v.pron. 3. to show off. 4. ~ gordo, fam. to
celebrate in style.
repinaldo s.m. BOT. type of apple.
repinarse v.pron. to sour.
repintar v.t. 1. to repaint. v.pron. 2. to use loads
of make-up. 3. to be imprinted.
repipi adj. 1. fam. stuck-up. 2. pseudo-refined,
affected. 3. precocious.s.m. y f. 4. poseur.
repique s.m. 1. peal, pealing. 2. fam. squabble.
3. (Am.) y (fam.) threat, insult.
repiquete s.m. 1. MÚS. pleasant peal of bells. 2.
MIL. clash. 3. (Am.) spite, revengefulness. pl.
4. (Am.) chirping.
repiquetear v.t. 1. to ring with. 2. to beat in a
lively manner. v.i. 3. MÚS. to peal out merrily.
4. to rattle. v.pron. 5. (fig.) y (fam.) to indulge
in mud-slinging.
repiqueteo s.m. 1. MÚS. pealing. 2. lively
beating. 3. clattering.
repisa s.f. 1. ARQ. ledge, corbel. 2. shelf.
repiso s.m. inferior (vino).
repizca v.t. to pinch.
repizco s.m. pinch.
replantar v.t. to replant.
replantear v.t. 1. to raise again. 2. to retrace.
v.pron. 3. to think about again, to reconsider.
replanteo s.m. 1. reopening. 2. retracing.
repleción s.f. repletion.
replegable adj. folding.
replegar v.t. 1. to fold over. v.pron. 2. MIL. to
beat an orderly retreat, to fall back.
replegue s.m. 1. doubling, folding. 2. fold,
crease.
repleto -ta, adj. crammed full, full up.
réplica s.f. 1. reply, answer. 2. ART. replica. 3.
COM. clone. pl. 4. fam. lip. 5. derecho de ~,
DER. right of reply.
replicador s.m. y f. disputantm replier.
replicante adj. / s.m. y f. replier, respondent.
replicar v.i. 1. to contend, argue. 2. to answer. 3.
desp. to answer back, to give backchat. v.t. 4.
to answer.
replicato s.m. 1. objection. 2. DER. answer.
replicón -na, adj. (fam.) brassy, cheeky.
repoblación s.f. 1. repopulating, repopulation. 2.
restocking. 3. ~ forestal, reforestation.
repoblar v.t. 1. to repopulate. 2. to restock. 3. to
reforest.
repollar v.i. to head (como repollo).
repollo s.m. BOT. cabbage.
repolludo -da adj. with head like a cabagge.
reponer v.t. 1. to put back. 2. to replace. 3. to
put on a second time. v.pron. 4. MED. to get
better. 5. to regain one’s composure.
reportación s.f. calmness, restraint.
reportaje s.m. 1. newspaper report. 2. news
item.
reportar v.t. 1. to restrain, to hold back. 2. to
obtain, to achieve. 3. to bring. 4. (Am.) to
report. v.i. 5. to turn up for an appointment.
v.pron. 6. to show restraint.
reporte s.m. 1. news report. 2. piece of gossip.
reporteril adj. reportorial.
reportero -ra,s.m. y f. newspaper reporter.
reposadamente adv. quietly, calmly.
reposado -da, adj. 1. calm, leisurely. 2. quiet,
peaceful.
reposapiés s.m. footrest.
reposar v.i. 1. to rest. 2. to sleep. 3. to be at rest.
v.pron. 4. to settle. 5. ~ la comida, to let one’s
food digest.
reposición s.f. 1. replacement. 2. MED.
recovery. 3. re-showing.
repositorio s.m. repository.
reposo s.m. 1. rest descanso. 2. dejar en ~, to
leave something to stand.
repostar v.t. 1. to restock. v.i. 2. to fill up with
petrol. v.pron. 3. to stock up.
repostería s.f. 1. confectionery business. 2.
confectioner’s store. 3. pantry, larder.
repostero -ra,s.m. y f. 1. confectioner. s.m. 2.
HIST. embroidered cloth.
repotado -da 1. reported. 2. calm, moderate.
reprender v.t. to tell off, to reprimand, to be
angry at.
reprendiente adj. reprimanding, censuring.
reprensible adj. blameworthy, reprehensible.
reprensión s.f. reprehension, reprimand.
represa s.f. 1. MAR. recapture. 2. dam. 3.
temporary halt.
represalia s.f. reprisal, retaliation.
representable adj. representable.
representación s.f. 1. representation. 2.
performance. 3. body of representatives. 4.
(fig.) distinction, eminence. 5. ~ proporcional,
POL. proportional representation.
representante s.m. y f. 1. representative. 2.
actor. 3. actress.
representar v.t. 1. to represent. 2. to put on. 3.
to symbolize. 4. to inform. 5. (fig.) to seem:
representa más años de los que en realidad
tiene = he seems older than he really is.
representativo -va, adj. representative.
represión s.f. repression, restraint.
represivo -va, adj. repressive.
represor -ra, adj. 1. repressive. s.m. y f. 2.
repressor.
reprimenda s.f. rebuke, reproof, reprimand.
reprimido -da, adj. / s.m. y f. repressed.
reprimir v.t. 1. to check, to curb. 2. to repress, to
put down. v.pron. 3. to stop oneself.
reprobable adj. reprehensible.
reprobación s.f. reprobation, condemnation.
reprobadamente adv. reprovably.
reprobado -da adj. 1. reproved. 2. failed
(examen).
reprobar v.t. to reprove, to condemn, to censure.
reprobatorio -ria, adj. disapproving, reproachful.
réprobo s.m. REL. reprobate.
reprochable adj. reproachable, censurable.
reprochar v.t. 1. to reproach, to censure. v.pron.
2. to reproach oneself.
reproche s.m. reproach, censure.
reproducción s.f. reproduction.
reproducir v.t. 1. to reproduce. v.pron. 2. to
breed. 3. to recur.
reproductible adj. reproducible.
reproductividad s.f. reproductiveness.
reproductivo -va adj. reproductive.
reproductor -ra, adj. 1. reproductive. s.m. y f. 2.
ZOOL. inseminator.
repromisión s.f. repeated promise.
reptación s.f.crawling, creeping.
reptante adj. crawling, creeping.
reptar v.i. to creep, to crawl, to slither.
reptil adj. 1. reptilian. s.m. 2. ZOOL. reptile. 3.
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(fig.) slimy person.
república s.f. republic.
republicanismo s.m. republicanism.
republicano -na adj./ s.m. y f. republican.
repudiación s.f. repudation.
repudiar v.t. 1. DER. to repudiate. 2. to
renounce.
repudio s.m. 1. repudiation. 2. renouncing.
repuesto -ta, adj. 1. restored to health. s.m. 2.
stock. 3. buffet table. 4. pieza de ~, MEC.
spare part, spare.
repugnancia s.f. 1. repugnance, disgust. 2.
unwillingness, reluctance.
repugnante adj. repugnant, disgusting.
repugnar v.t. 1. to disgust, to sicken. 2. to
contradict. v.i. 3. to be sickening. v.pron. 4. to
be in opposition.
repujado s.m. TEC. repoussé, embossed
metalwork.
repujar v.t. TEC. to emboss, to work.
repulgado -da adj. affected.
repulido -da, adj. 1. polished. 2. (fig.) classy,
swanky.
repulir v.t. 1. to repolish. v.pron. 2. to get dressed
up.
repulsa s.f. 1. rebuff, snub. 2. rebuke. 3. MIL.
check, reverse.
repulsar v.t. 1. to reject, to rebuff. 2. (fig.) to
condemn, to rebuke. 3. MIL. to check.
repulsión s.f. 1. rebuff. 2. repulsion,
repulsiveness.
repulsivo -va, adj. repulsive, disgusting.
repunta s.f. 1. point, cape. 2. dispute,
disagreement.
reputación s.f. reputation.
reputante s.m. y f. appraiser, estimator.
reputar v.t. 1. to repute, to regard estimar. 2. to
esteem highly.
requebrador s.m. suiter.
requebrar v.t. 1. to break again. 2. to pay
compliments, to flatter. 3. (fig.) to praise, to
worship.
requemar v.t. 1. to burn again. 2. to burn. v.pron.
3. to dry up. 4. to be burning. 5. to get burnt. 6.
(fig.) to be seething with indignation.
requemazón s.f. 1. hotness. 2. burnt taste.
requeridor -ra s.m. y f. 1. courter, suiter. 2.
inspector.
requerimiento s.m. 1. request. 2. DER.
summons. 3. demand.
requerir v.t. 1. DER. to summon. 2. to require. 3.
to request. 4. to say nice things.
requesón s.m. 1. curd. 2. cottage cheese.
requeté s.m. POL., HIST. Carlist soldier.
requiebro s.m. 1. flattery, compliment. 2. love
tale.
réquiem s.m. 1. REL. requiem mass. 2. MÚS.
requiem.
requintador -ra s.m. y f. outbidder.
requisa s.f. 1. inspection. 2. MIL. requisition.
requisar v.t. 1. to inspect. 2. MIL.to requisition.
requisición s.f. 1. MIL. requisition. 2. (Am.)
confiscation. 3. (Am.) search.
requisito s.m. requisite, requirement.
requisitorio -ria, adj. 1. requisitory. s.f. 2. DER.
formal dispatch.
res s.f. AGR. head of cattle.
resabiado -da, adj. (fam.) crafty, not born
yesterday.
resabiarse v.pron. 1. to acquire bad habits. 2. to
get angry. 3. to take a malicious delight in.
resabio s.m. 1. aftertaste. 2. bad habit. 3.
wild nature. 4. tener resabios de, (fig.) to
suggest.
resaca s.f. 1. fam. hangover. 2. undercurrent. 3.
(Am.) y (fam.) going-over, beating. 4. (Am.)
good-quality liquor. 5. (Am.) slime, mud.