ve meaning in English
| Spanish | English |
|---|---|
| ventolera noun {f} | gale [gales](meteorology: a very strong wind) pinwheel(fake flower for children) |
| ventolera noun {m} | whim [whims](fanciful impulse) |
| ventorrillo noun {m} | roadhouse [roadhouses](establishment) |
| ventosa noun | cupping glass(glass vessel used in cupping) |
| ventosa noun {f} | suction cup(cup using suction as an adhesive) |
| ventosear verb | fart [farted, farting, farts](to emit flatulent gases) |
| ventosidad noun {f} | flatulence [flatulences](state of having gas in digestive system) flatus(expulsion of such gas through the anus) |
| ventoso adjective | blustery(blowing in loud and abrupt bursts) windy [windier, windiest](accompanied by wind) |
| ventoso proper noun {m} | Ventôse(the sixth month of the French Republican Calendar) |
| ventral adjective | ventral((anatomy) on the front side of the human body or the according surface of an animal) |
| ventriamarillo adjective | yellow-bellied(of an animal or reptile having a yellow underside or belly) |
| ventricular adjective | ventricular(of or relating to a ventricle) |
| ventrículo noun {m} | ventricle [ventricles](one of two lower chambers of the heart) |
| ventrílocua noun {f} | ventriloquist [ventriloquists](a person who practices ventriloquism) |
| ventrílocuo noun | ventriloquist [ventriloquists](a person who practices ventriloquism) |
| ventriloquía noun {f} | ventriloquism(art of projecting one's voice so that it appears to come from another source) |
| ventripotente adjective {m} | potbellied(having a potbelly) |
| venturina noun {f} | aventurine(variety of translucent quartz) |
| venturo adjective | forthcoming(approaching or about to take place) |
| veo veo noun {m} | I spy(guessing game) |
| vepsio proper noun {m} | Veps(the language) |
| ver verb | sight [sighted, sighting, sights](see, get sight of, visually register) view [viewed, viewing, views](to look at) |
| ver a través verb | see through(perceive visually through something transparent) |
| ver con buenos ojos verb | approve [approved, approving, approves](to regard as good; to commend; to be pleased with; to think well of) |
| ver doble verb | see double(to experience double vision) |
| ver en maratón verb | binge-watch(watch multiple episodes of a television programme) |
| ver estrellas verb | see stars(experience flashing lights) |
| ver hacia atrás verb | look back(look behind oneself) |
| ver la luz del día verb | see the light of day(appear; be realised) |
| ver menos que un gato de escayola adjective | blind as a bat(nearly totally blind) |
| ver Nápoles y después morir phrase | see Naples and die(since nothing compares to the beauty of Naples, you can die after you've seen it) |
| ver para creer phrase | seeing is believing(you need to see something to believe it) |
| ver por verb | tend [tended, tending, tends](to look after) |
| ver por encima verb | peruse [perused, perusing, peruses](look over casually) |
| ver vida a través de gafas rosadas verb | wear rose-colored glasses(to be excessively optimistic) |
| veracidad noun {f} | veracity((of a person) the quality of speaking or stating the truth; truthfulness) |
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