Español | Inglés |
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vale interjection | all right(Used to affirm, indicate agreement, or consent ) OK(acknowledgement or acceptance) right(yes, that is correct; I agree) |
vale noun | meal ticket(a voucher for food) |
vale phrase | sounds like a plan(used to indicate agreement with a proposal to do something) |
vale noun {m} | voucher [vouchers](a piece of paper that entitles the holder to a discount, or that can be exchanged for goods and services) |
vale mierda adjective {m} | pissass(worthless, backward, or small) |
valedero adjective | valid(well grounded or justifiable, pertinent) |
valedor noun | champion [champions](defender of a cause) |
valedor noun {m} | protector [protectors](someone who protects or guards) |
valencia noun {f} | valence [valences](chemistry: combining capacity) |
Valencia proper noun {f} | Valencia(capital of the Valencian Community) Valencian Community(autonomous community in Spain) |
valenciana noun {f} | Valencian(inhabitant of Valencia) |
valenciano adjective | Valencian(from or relating to Valencia) |
valenciano noun {m} | Valencian(inhabitant of Valencia) |
valenciano proper noun {m} | Valencian(variety of Catalan) |
Valentina proper noun {f} | Valentina(female given name) |
valentía noun {f} | courage(quality of a confident character) |
Valentín noun {m} | Valentine [Valentines](male given name) |
valentón adjective | cocky [cockier, cockiest](overly confident) |
valer verb | do [did, done, doing, does](work, suffice) give a shit(to (not) care) |
valer la pena verb | pay [paid, paid](to be profitable) pay off(to become worthwhile; to produce a net benefit) |
valer más verb | had better(should; ought to; must) |
Valeria proper noun {f} | Valerie(female given name) |
valeroso adjective | brave [braver, bravest](strong in the face of fear) |
valerse verb | make use(to use) |
valerse de verb | put to use(to utilise) |
valerse por sí mismo verb | fend [fended, fending, fends](to take care of or responsibility for oneself) |
valet de corazones noun {m} | jack of hearts(playing card) |
valet de diamantes noun {m} | jack of diamonds(playing card) |
valet de oros noun {m} | jack of diamonds(playing card) |
valet de picos noun {m} | jack of spades(playing card) |
valet de tréboles noun {m} | jack of clubs(playing card) |
valetudinario adjective | sickly [sicklier, sickliest](frequently ill) valetudinarian(of infirm health; sickly) |
ambivalencia noun {f} | ambivalence(coexistence of opposing attitudes) |
ambivalente adjective | ambivalent(experiencing or expressing opposing feelings) |