Spanyol | Angol |
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aj interjection | alas(exclamation of sorrow, etc.) ugh(to express disgust) |
Ajaccio proper noun {m} | Ajaccio(capital city of Corsica, France) |
ajado adjective | long in the tooth(old, aged) ragged(rent or worn into tatters, or till the texture is broken) |
ajar verb | pine [pined, pining, pines](to languish, to droop) |
ajedrea noun {f} | savory [savories](herb of genus Satureja) |
ajedrecista noun {m} {f} | chess player(a person who plays chess) |
ajedrez noun {m} | chess(two-player board game) |
ajedrez rápido noun | speed chess(form of chess) |
ajedrezado adjective | checkered(divided into squares) chequy(heraldry; chequered) |
ajenidad noun {f} | foreignness(quality of being, appearing, or being perceived as foreign) |
ajenjo noun {m} | absinthe [absinthes](herb Artemisia absinthium) wormwood(Artemisia absinthium) |
ajeno adjective | alien(very unfamiliar, strange) extraneous(not belonging to, or dependent upon, a thing) |
ajenuz noun | nigella [nigellas](plant of the genus Nigella) |
ajenuz noun {m} | black caraway(Nigella sativa, see also: nigella) |
ajera noun | garlic mustard(Alliaria petiolata) |
ajerezado adjective | sherrylike(resembling sherry) |
ajetreado adjective | bustling(full of noisy activity) hectic(very busy with activity and confusion) |
ajetreo noun | hustle and bustle(activity) |
ajiaceite noun {m} | aioli(A type of sauce made from garlic, egg, lemon juice and olive oil) |
ajo noun {m} | garlic [garlics](plant) |
ajo chalote noun {m} | shallot [shallots](vegetable in the onion family, A. ascalonium or A. oschaninii) |
ajo de oso noun {m} | ramsons(Allium ursinum) |
ajo y agua phrase | what's done is donephrase |
ajolota noun {f} | axolotl [axolotls](endangered salamander) |
ajolote noun {m} | axolotl [axolotls](endangered salamander) |
ajonje noun {m} | birdlime(sticky substance to catch birds) |
ajonjolí noun {m} | sesame(seed) |
ajorca de tobillo noun {f} | anklet [anklets](a bracelet at the ankle) |
ajos come phrase | if the shoe fits, wear it(idiomatic) |
ajos come; al que le quepa el sayo; al que le pique phrase | if the shoe fits, wear it(idiomatic) |
ajuar noun {m} | cloth [cloths](form of attire) trousseau [trousseaux](bridal clothes) |
ajuar funerario noun | grave goods(objects buried with a body) |
ajustable adjective | adjustable(capable of being adjusted) |