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sosamente adv. tastelessly, insipidly.
sosegadamente adv. calmly, quietly.
sosegado -da,p.p. 1. de sosegar. adj. 2. calm,
quiet.
sosegador -ra, adj. calming, quieting.
sosegar v.t. y pron. 1. to calm down, to cool
down; to reassure. v.pron. e i. 2. to calm
down.
sosera o sosería s.f. insipidness, dullness.
sosiego s.m. calmness, peacefulness.
soslayar v.t. 1. to put sideways. 2. to dodge, to
sidestep.
soslayo s.m. 1. slant. 2. mirar de ~, to look out
of the corner of one’s eye; to look askance.
soso -sa, adj. 1. tasteless, insipid. 2. unsalted
(sin sal). 3. dull, uninteresting (persona). s.f. 4.
QUÍM. soda.
sospecha s.f. suspicion.
sospechable adj. suspicious, suspect.
sospechar v.t. 1. to suspect. v.i. 2. to be
suspicious.
sospechosamente adv. suspiciously.
sospechoso -sa, adj. 1. suspicious, suspect. 2.
distrustful. s.m. y f. 3. suspect.
sostén s.m. 1. support, prop, stand. 2.
sustenance. 3. brassiere, bra.
sostenedor -ra, adj. supporting.
sostener v.t. 1. to support, to hold up. 2. to
maintain, to uphold. 3. to sustain; to maintain.
4. to tolerate. v.pron. 5. to stand up. 6. to
stand up. 7. to support oneself.
sostenido -da, p.p. 1. de sostener. adj. 2.
supported. 3. sustained. s.m. 4. MÚS. sharp.
sostenimiento s.m. 1. support. 2. maintenance.
sota s.f. 1. jack (en cartas). 2. sota-, under.
sotabanco s.m. attic, garret.
sotabarba s.f. beard growing under the chin.
sotana s.f. REL. soutane, cassock.
sotavento s.m. MAR. leeward, lee.
soterrado -da, adj. concealed.
soterramiento s.m. burial.
soterrar v.t. 1. to bury. 2. to conceal, to hide.
sotileza s.f. sutileza.
soto s.m. 1. thicket. 2. soto-, under : sotobosque
= undergrowth.
soviet s.m. POL. 1. Soviet. 2. Soviet Supremo,
Central Soviet.
soviético -ca, adj. 1. Soviet. s.m. y f. 2. citizen
of the Soviet Union.
spaghetti s.m. espagueti.
sport s.m. 1. sport. adj. 2. casual. 3. sports.
spot s.m. advert, spot.
sprint s.m. esprint.
sprintar v.i. esprintar.
sprinter s.m. esprínter.
stádium s.m. stadium.
stand s.m. stand.
standard s.m. 1. standard, model. adj. 2.
standard.
standarizar o standardizar v.t. y pron. to
standardize.
statu quo s.m. status quo.
status s.m. status, standing.
stock s.m. stock.
stop s.m. stop.
stress s.m. stress.
su adj. 1. his; her; its; your; their. 2. su-, under,
below.
suave adj. 1. soft, smooth. 2. gentle, mild. 3.
soft, sweet. 4. easy, slow.
suavemente adv. 1. softly, smoothly. 2. gently,
mildly. 3. softly, sweetly. 4. easily, slowly.
suavidad s.f. 1. softness, smoothness. 2.
softness, sweetness. 3. gentleness, mildness.
4. easiness, slowness.
suavización s.f. softening, smoothing.
suavizador -ra, adj. 1. softening, smoothing.
s.m. 2. razor strop.
suavizante s.m. softener, conditioner.
suavizar v.t. y pron. 1. to soften. 2. to ease. 3. to
tone down.
sub- prefijo sub-.
subalterno -na, adj. / s.m. y f. subordinate.
subarrendador -ra, s.m. y f. subtenant.
subarrendamiento o subarriendo s.m. sublet,
sublease.
subarrendar v.t. to sublease, to sublet.
subasta s.f. auction.
subastar v.t. to auction.
subconsciencia s.f. subconscious.
subconsciente adj. y s.m. subconscious.
subcontinente s.m. subcontinent.
subcutáneo -a, adj. subcutaneous.
subdesarrollado -da, adj. underdeveloped.
subdesarrollo s.m. underdevelopment.
subdirección s.f. assistant directorship.
subdirector -ra,s.m. y f. assistant director,
assistant manager.
súbdito -ta, adj. 1. subject. s.m. y f. 2. citizen.
3. subject.
subdividir v.t. y pron. to subdivide.
subdivisión s.f. subdivision.
subempleo s.m. underemployment.
subestimar v.t. y pron. to underestimate.
subgénero s.m. BIOL. subgenus.
subibaja o sube y baja s.m. (Am.) seesaw
(juego).
subido -da, p.p. 1. de subir. adj. 2. high. 3.
intense, deep. s.f. 4. increase. 5. ascent,
climb.
subinspección s.f. post of assistant in-spector,
post of assistant supervisor.
subinspector -ra,s.m. y f. assistant in-spector,
assistant supervisor.
subintendente s.m. y f. assistant
superintendent.
subir v.t., i. y pron. 1. to go up, to come up, to
climb. 2. to increase, to raise. 3. to carry up,
to take up. v.t. e i. 4. to increase, to go up.
v.i. 5. to go up, to rise. 6. to move up, to be
promoted. 7. to amount to.
súbitamente adv. suddenly, all of a sudden,
unexpectedly.
súbito -ta, adj. 1. sudden, unexpected. 2. hasty.
subjefe -fa,s.m. y f. assistant chief.
subjetivamente adv. subjectively.
subjetividad s.f. subjectivity.
subjetivismo s.m. subjectivism.
subjetivo -va, adj. subjective.
subjuntivo -va, adj. GRAM. 1. subjunctive. s.m.
2. subjunctive.
sublevación o sublevamiento s.f. uprising,
revolt; MIL. mutiny.
sublevar v.t. y pron. 1. to incite to rebellion; to
rebel. v.t. 2. (fig.) to irritate, to annoy no end.
sublimación s.f. sublimation.
sublimar v.t. 1. PSIQ. to sublimate. 2. to exalt. 3.
QUÍM. to sublimate.
sublime adj. sublime, lofty, grand.
sublimemente adv. sublimely, loftily, grandly.
subliminal adj. PSIC. subliminal.
submarinismo s.m. DEP. diving, scuba diving;
underwater exploration.
submarinista s.m. y f. diver, underwater diver.
submarino -na, adj. 1. underwater. s.m. 2. MIL.
submarine.
subnormal adj. 1. mentally handicapped,
subnormal. s.m. y f. 2. mentally handicapped
person.
suboficial s.m. y f. MIL. non-commissioned
officer, warrant officer.
suborden s.m. BIOL. suborder.
subordinación s.f. subordination.
subordinadamente adv. secondarily;
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subordinately.
subordinado -da, p.p. 1. de subordinar.
adj. 2. subordinate, secondary. s.m. y f. 3.
subordinate.
subordinante adj. GRAM. subordinating.
subordinar v.t. y pron. to subordinate.
subrayable adj. worth emphasizing.
subrayado -da, p.p. 1. de subrayar. adj. 2.
underlined. s.m. 3. underlining.
subrayar v.t. 1. to underline (una palabra, frase,
etc.). 2. to emphasize.
subrepticiamente adv. surreptitiously.
subrepticio -cia, adj. surreptitious.
subrogación s.f. DER. subrogation.
subrogar v.t. y pron. DER. to subrogate.
subsanable adj. repairable, rectifiable.
subsanar v.t. 1. to excuse. 2. to repair, to
correct, to rectify.
subscribir v.t. suscribir.
subscripción s.f. suscripción.
subscriptor -ra, s.m. y f. suscriptor.
subscrito -ta, adj. suscrito.
subsecretaría s.f. undersecretaryship;
undersecretary’s office.
subsecretario -ria, s.m. y f. 1. assistant
secretary. 2. POL. undersecretary.
subsecuente o subsiguiente adj. following,
subsequent.
subseguir v.i. y pron. to follow.
subsidiariamente adv. 1. subsidiarily. 2. DER.
ancillarily.
subsidiario -ria, adj. 1. subsidiary. 2. DER.
ancillary.
subsidio s.m. subsidy, benefit, allowance.
subsiguiente adj. following.
subsistencia s.f. 1. subsistence. 2. sustenance.
subsistente adj. surviving, lasting, enduring.
subsistir v.i. 1. to survive, to live. 2. to endure,
to last.
substancia s.f. sustancia.
substanciación s.f. 1. DER. substantiation. 2.
condensation.
substancial adj. sustancial.
substancialmente adv. sustancialmente.
substanciar v.t. sustanciar.
substancioso -sa,adj. sustancioso.
substantivar v.t. sustantivar.
substantivo -va,adj. sustantivo.
substitución s.f. sustitución.
substituible adj. sustituible.
substituir v.t. y pron. sustituir.
substitutivo -va, adj. sustitutivo.
substituto -ta,s.m. y f. sustituto.
substracción s.f. sustracción.
substraer v.t. sustraer.
substrato s.m. sustrato.
subsuelo s.m. GEOL. subsoil.
subteniente s.m. y f. MIL. second lieutenant.
subterfugio s.m. pretext, subterfuge.
subterráneamente adv. subterraneanly.
subterráneo -a, adj. 1. underground. s.m. 2.
underground place; (Am.) subway.
subtitular v.t. to subtitle.
subtítulo s.m. subtitle.
suburbano -na, adj. 1. suburban. s.m. 2.
suburban train.
suburbio s.m. 1. suburb, outer district. 2. slum.
subvención s.f. subsidy, grant.
subvencionar v.t. to subsidize, to aid.
subvenir v.i. to meet, to defray.
subversión s.f. subversion; revolution.
subversivo -va, adj. subversive.
subvertir v.t. 1. to subvert. 2. to upset.
subyacente adj. underlying.
subyacer v.i. to underlie.
subyugación s.f. subjugation.
subyugador -ra, adj. 1. subjugating, dominating.