Spanish | English |
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ideologizar verb | ideologize [ideologized, ideologizing, ideologizes]verb |
ideólogo noun {m} | idealogue(someone who theorizes) ideologue(advocate of a particular ideology) |
IDH proper noun {m} | HDI(initialism of Human Development Index) |
idílico adjective | idyllic(of or pertaining to idylls) |
idilio noun {m} | idyll [idylls](poem or short written piece) love affair(adulterous relationship) |
idiófono noun {m} | idiophone(any musical instrument that produces its sound by its own vibration) |
idiolecto noun {m} | idiolect(variant of a language used by a particular individual) |
idioma noun {m} | idiom [idioms](language variety) vernacular [vernaculars](language unique to a particular group of people) |
idioma aimara proper noun {m} | Aymara(language of South America) |
idioma anglosajón proper noun {m}; ingléS antiguo {m} | Old English(ancestor language of modern English) |
idioma avar proper noun {m} | Avar(language) |
idioma ávaro proper noun {m} | Avar(language) |
idioma canarés noun | Kannada(language) |
idioma istrorrumano proper noun {m} | Istro-Romanian(language) |
idioma meglenorrumano proper noun {m} | Megleno-Romanian(language) |
idioma mirandés proper noun {m} | Mirandese(Romance language) |
idioma ndebele del sur proper noun | Southern Ndebeleproper noun |
idioma nogayo proper noun | Nogai(language) |
idioma Tangut proper noun | Tangut(the language of the Tangut people) |
idiomaticidad noun {f} | idiomaticity(the quality of being idiomatic) |
idiomático adjective | idiomatic(pertaining or conforming to the mode of expression characteristic of a language) |
idiomatismo noun {m} | idiom [idioms](idiomatic expression) |
idiopatía noun {f} | idiopathy(a disease having no known cause) |
idiopático adjective | idiopathic(disease or condition having no known cause) |
idiosincrasia noun {f} | idiosyncrasy [idiosyncrasies](way of behaving or thinking) quirk [quirks](idiosyncrasy) |
idiosincrásico adjective | idiosyncratic(peculiar to a specific individual) |
idiosincrático adjective | idiosyncratic(peculiar to a specific individual) quirky [quirkier, quirkiest](given to quirks or idiosyncrasies) |
idiota noun | mug [mugs]((colloquial) a person who is easily fooled) |
idiota adjective | idiotic(having the quality of idiocy) |
idiota noun {m} {f} | ass [asses](stupid person) blockhead(stupid person) douchebag(slang: jerk, idiot) idiot [idiots](person of low general intelligence) moron [morons](person who makes uncool attempts to impress others) wanker(idiot) |