remo meaning in English
| Spanish | English |
|---|---|
| maremoto noun {m} | tidal wave [tidal waves](figurative: sudden, powerful surge) tsunami [tsunamis](large, destructive wave generally caused by a tremendous disturbance in the ocean) |
| nos veremos phrase | see you(see you later) see you later(goodbye) |
| pon las tuyas a remojar phrase | |
| premonición noun {f} | premonition [premonitions](strong intuition) |
| premontano adjective | premontaneadjective |
| prerremojar verb | presoak [presoaked, presoaking, presoaks](To soak in advance) |
| prerremojo noun {m} | presoak(An initial soak) |
| punto remoto noun {m} | far point(eye can focus) |
| semirremolque noun {m} | semi-trailer(trailer without a front axle and with wheels only at the trailing end) |
| sismo premonitor noun | foreshock(tremor preceding the mainshock in earthquake) |
| sobremordida noun {f} | overbite [overbites](malocclusion in which the upper teeth extend over the lower ones) |
| sobremortalidad noun {f} | overmortality(excessive mortality) |
| Sóviet Supremo proper noun {m} | Supreme Soviet(Soviet parliament) |
| supremo adjective | paramount(highest, supreme, see also: supreme) superlative(exceptionally good) supreme(dominant) |
| tabla remo noun {f} | paddleboarding(aquatic sport) |
| terremoto noun {m} | earthquake [earthquakes](shaking of the surface of a planet) tremor [tremors](earthquake) |
| tremolar verb | flaunt [flaunted, flaunting, flaunts](to display with ostentation) wave [waved, waving, waves](to cause to move back and forth repeatedly) |
| tremolina noun {f} | hubbub(a confused uproar, commotion, tumult or racket) |
| tremolina noun {m} | ruckus [ruckuses](A noisy disturbance and/or commotion) |
| tremolita noun {f} | tremolite [tremolites](amphibole mineral) |
| tribunal supremo noun {m} | supreme court(court of law representing the highest legal authority within a jurisdiction) |
| visión remota noun {f} | remote viewing(paranormal ability to gather information from great distances) |
| y en el camino nos encontraremos phrase | what goes around comes around(the status returns to its original value) |
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