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Page 29 of 33 for the letter
E
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E
Euríale
{f}
Euryale
mitol.
Eurípides
{m}
Euripides
hist.
lit.
teatro
euro
{m}
euro
econ.
fin.
moneda
eurodiputada
{f}
MEP
[female]
<Member of the European Parliament>
pol.
prof.
eurodiputado
{m}
MEP
<Member of the European Parliament>
pol.
prof.
euroescepticismo
{m}
Euroscepticism
[Br.]
pol.
UE
Euroskepticism
[Am.]
pol.
UE
Europa
{f}
Europe
geogr.
Europa
{f}
Central
Central Europe
geogr.
europea
{f}
European
[female]
etno.
europeo
European
europeo
{m}
European
etno.
europio
{m}
<Eu>
europium
<Eu>
quím.
Euskadi
{f}
the Basque Country
geogr.
eutanasia
{f}
euthanasia
eutéctico
eutectic
fís.
eutrofización
{f}
eutrophication
ecol.
evacuación
{f}
evacuation
evadir a-algn/algo
to avoid sb./sth.
to evade sb./sth.
evaluación
{f}
score
[evaluation]
evaluación
{f}
[valoración]
evaluation
Evandro
{m}
Evander (of Pallene)
mitol.
evanescente
evanescent
evangélica
{f}
Evangelical
[female]
[also: evangelical]
relig.
evangélico
evangelic
relig.
evangelical
relig.
evangélico
{m}
Evangelical
[also: evangelical]
relig.
evangelista
{f}
evangelist
[female]
[Gospels writer]
[also fig.: passionate advocate]
evangelista
{m}
evangelist
[Gospels writer]
[also fig.: passionate advocate]
relig.
evangelización
{f}
evangelism
relig.
evangelizador
{m}
evangelist
[Christianity: preacher; lay missionary worker]
relig.
evangelizadora
{f}
evangelist
[female]
[Christianity: preacher; lay missionary worker]
relig.
evaporación
{f}
evaporation
evaporar algo
to evaporate sth.
fís.
evaporarse
to evaporate
fís.
evasión
{f}
[fuga]
escape
evasión
{f}
de impuestos
tax evasion
fin.
jur.
evasión
{f}
fiscal
tax evasion
fin.
jur.
evasivo
coy
[evasive]
noncommittal
evento
{m}
event
evidencia
{f}
evidence
proof
evidente
evident
obvious
evidentemente
evidently
obviously
patently
evitable
avoidable
evitación
{f}
avoidance
evitar a-algn/algo
to avoid sb./sth.
to elude sb./sth.
to shun sb./sth.
evitar algo
to eschew sth.
[literary]
to prevent sth.
evitar un desastre
to prevent a disaster
evocador
atmospheric
[evocative]
evocative
haunting
evocativo
evocative
evolución
{f}
evolution
evolucionar
to evolve
evolutivo
evolutionary
biol.
exacerbación
{f}
exacerbation
exacerbar algo
[agravar]
to exacerbate sth.
exactamente
exactly
precisely
exactitud
{f}
accuracy
correctness
exacto
exact
precise
exageración
{f}
exaggeration
exagerado
exaggerated
exagerar algo
to exaggerate sth.
exaltación
{f}
exaltation
examen
{m}
examination
[test of knowledge, medical inspection]
edu.
med.
test
ciencia
med.
examen
{m}
dactilar
digital exam
[also: digital examination]
med.
examen
{m}
de ojos
eyesight test
[Br.]
med.
examen
{m}
final
final exam
[coll.]
edu.
graduation
[Am.]
examen
{m}
médico
medical examination
med.
examen
{m}
ocular
eye test
med.
examinar a-algn/algo
to examine sb./sth.
exangüe
[falto de sangre]
bloodless
exánime
[sin vida]
inanimate
[dead]
exantema
{m}
exanthema
med.
skin rash
med.
exasperación
{f}
exasperation
exasperar a algn
to exasperate sb.
excarcelación
{f}
prisoner release
jur.
release (from prison)
excavación
{f}
excavation
excavador
{m}
excavator
arqueol.
excavadora
{f}
excavator
[female]
arqueol.
excavar (algo)
to excavate (sth.)
excedente
{m}
excess
exceder algo
to exceed sth.
excelente
copacetic
[Am.]
[coll.]
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E
mitol.
Euríale
{f}
Euryale
hist.
lit.
teatro
Eurípides
{m}
Euripides
econ.
fin.
moneda
euro
{m}
euro
pol.
prof.
eurodiputada
{f}
MEP
[female]
<Member of the European Parliament>
pol.
prof.
eurodiputado
{m}
MEP
<Member of the European Parliament>
pol.
UE
euroescepticismo
{m}
Euroscepticism
[Br.]
pol.
UE
euroescepticismo
{m}
Euroskepticism
[Am.]
geogr.
Europa
{f}
Europe
geogr.
Europa
{f}
Central
Central Europe
etno.
europea
{f}
European
[female]
europeo
European
etno.
europeo
{m}
European
quím.
europio
{m}
<Eu>
europium
<Eu>
geogr.
Euskadi
{f}
the Basque Country
eutanasia
{f}
euthanasia
fís.
eutéctico
eutectic
ecol.
eutrofización
{f}
eutrophication
evacuación
{f}
evacuation
evadir a-algn/algo
to avoid sb./sth.
evadir a-algn/algo
to evade sb./sth.
evaluación
{f}
score
[evaluation]
evaluación
{f}
[valoración]
evaluation
mitol.
Evandro
{m}
Evander (of Pallene)
evanescente
evanescent
relig.
evangélica
{f}
Evangelical
[female]
[also: evangelical]
relig.
evangélico
evangelic
relig.
evangélico
evangelical
relig.
evangélico
{m}
Evangelical
[also: evangelical]
evangelista
{f}
evangelist
[female]
[Gospels writer]
[also fig.: passionate advocate]
relig.
evangelista
{m}
evangelist
[Gospels writer]
[also fig.: passionate advocate]
relig.
evangelización
{f}
evangelism
relig.
evangelizador
{m}
evangelist
[Christianity: preacher; lay missionary worker]
relig.
evangelizadora
{f}
evangelist
[female]
[Christianity: preacher; lay missionary worker]
evaporación
{f}
evaporation
fís.
evaporar algo
to evaporate sth.
fís.
evaporarse
to evaporate
evasión
{f}
[fuga]
escape
fin.
jur.
evasión
{f}
de impuestos
tax evasion
fin.
jur.
evasión
{f}
fiscal
tax evasion
evasivo
coy
[evasive]
evasivo
noncommittal
evento
{m}
event
evidencia
{f}
evidence
evidencia
{f}
proof
evidente
evident
evidente
obvious
evidentemente
evidently
evidentemente
obviously
evidentemente
patently
evitable
avoidable
evitación
{f}
avoidance
evitar a-algn/algo
to avoid sb./sth.
evitar a-algn/algo
to elude sb./sth.
evitar a-algn/algo
to shun sb./sth.
evitar algo
to eschew sth.
[literary]
evitar algo
to prevent sth.
evitar un desastre
to prevent a disaster
evocador
atmospheric
[evocative]
evocador
evocative
evocador
haunting
evocativo
evocative
evolución
{f}
evolution
evolucionar
to evolve
biol.
evolutivo
evolutionary
exacerbación
{f}
exacerbation
exacerbar algo
[agravar]
to exacerbate sth.
exactamente
exactly
exactamente
precisely
exactitud
{f}
accuracy
exactitud
{f}
correctness
exacto
exact
exacto
precise
exageración
{f}
exaggeration
exagerado
exaggerated
exagerar algo
to exaggerate sth.
exaltación
{f}
exaltation
edu.
med.
examen
{m}
examination
[test of knowledge, medical inspection]
ciencia
med.
examen
{m}
test
med.
examen
{m}
dactilar
digital exam
[also: digital examination]
med.
examen
{m}
de ojos
eyesight test
[Br.]
edu.
examen
{m}
final
final exam
[coll.]
examen
{m}
final
graduation
[Am.]
med.
examen
{m}
médico
medical examination
med.
examen
{m}
ocular
eye test
examinar a-algn/algo
to examine sb./sth.
exangüe
[falto de sangre]
bloodless
exánime
[sin vida]
inanimate
[dead]
med.
exantema
{m}
exanthema
med.
exantema
{m}
skin rash
exasperación
{f}
exasperation
exasperar a algn
to exasperate sb.
jur.
excarcelación
{f}
prisoner release
excarcelación
{f}
release (from prison)
excavación
{f}
excavation
arqueol.
excavador
{m}
excavator
arqueol.
excavadora
{f}
excavator
[female]
excavar (algo)
to excavate (sth.)
excedente
{m}
excess
exceder algo
to exceed sth.
excelente
copacetic
[Am.]
[coll.]
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