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naan
{m}
naan (bread)
gastr.
nabina
{f}
rapeseed
bot.
nabo
{m}
turnip
bot.
gastr.
T
nabo
{m}
sueco
swede
bot.
gastr.
T
nácar
{m}
mother-of-pearl
nacre
nacarada
{f}
[Argynnis paphia]
silver-washed fritillary
[butterfly]
entom.
T
nacer
to be born
to come aborning
[esp. Am.]
[also fig.]
nacido
born
<b.>
naciente
aborning
[esp. Am.]
[being born or created]
nacimiento
{m}
birth
nación
{f}
nation
nacional
national
nacionalidad
{f}
nationality
nacionalismo
{m}
nationalism
pol.
nacionalista
nationalist
pol.
nacionalista
{f}
nationalist
[female]
pol.
nacionalista
{m}
nationalist
pol.
nacionalización
{f}
nationalisation
[Br.]
nationalization
nacionalizar algo
to nationalise sth.
[Br.]
econ.
pol.
to nationalize sth.
econ.
pol.
nacionalsocialismo
{m}
National Socialism
pol.
Naciones
{f}
Unidas
<NN. UU.>
United Nations
<UN>
pol.
nada
never
[not at all]
nothing
Nada de lo que dices tiene sentido.
Nothing (that) you say makes sense.
Nada hay nuevo debajo del sol.
There is nothing new under the sun.
proverb.
nada más
as soon as
nadador
{m}
swimmer
dep.
nadadora
{f}
swimmer
[female]
dep.
nadar (algo)
to swim (sth.)
nadar a lo perrito
[col.]
to do the doggie-paddle
[coll.]
nadar contra corriente
[fig.]
[locución]
to buck the trend
[idiom]
nadar estilo crol
to do the crawl
[also: swim the crawl]
dep.
nadie
no one
[Am.]
no-one
[Br.]
nobody
Nadie decía nada.
Nobody was saying anything.
nadir
{m}
nadir
astron.
nado
{m}
[am.]
swimming
dep.
nadolol
{m}
[C17H27NO4]
nadolol
farm.
naftalina
{f}
[C10H8]
naphthalene
quím.
naginata
{f}
naginata
armas
nailon
{m}
nylon
material
naipe
{m}
[baraja]
playing card
juego
nalga
{f}
buttock
anat.
cheek
[coll.]
[buttock]
anat.
Namibia
{f}
Namibia
geogr.
nandrolona
{f}
[C18H26O2]
nandrolone
bioquím.
farm.
nanoplancton
{m}
nanoplankton
biol.
ecol.
nanotecnología
{f}
nanotechnology
ciencia
ingen.
tec.
nanotubo
{m}
nanotube
quím.
napia
{f}
[col.]
beak
[coll.]
[prominent, often hooked nose]
conk
[coll.]
[esp. Br.]
[nose]
napoleón
{m}
[chil.]
pliers
{pl}
herram.
Nápoles
{m}
Naples
geogr.
napolitana
{f}
Neapolitan
[female]
napolitano
Neapolitan
napolitano
{m}
Neapolitan
naranja
orange
naranja
{f}
orange
bot.
gastr.
naranja
{f}
sanguina / roja
blood orange
bot.
gastr.
naranja
{m}
orange
[colour]
naranjada
{f}
orangeade
gastr.
naranjal
{m}
orange grove
agr.
naranjo
{m}
orange tree
bot.
T
narcisismo
{m}
narcissism
psico.
narciso
{m}
daffodil
bot.
T
narcosis
{f}
narcosis
med.
narcótico
narcotic
farm.
narcótico
{m}
narcotic
farm.
narcotizar a algn
to narcotize sb.
narcotraficante
{f}
drug trafficker / dealer
[female]
drogas
narcotraficante
{m}
drug trafficker / dealer
drogas
narcotráfico
{m}
drug trafficking
narguile
{m}
hookah
naricilla
{f}
little nose
naricita
{f}
little nose
naringenina
{f}
[C15H12O5]
naringenin
bioquím.
nariz
{f}
nose
[Nasus]
anat.
nariz
{f}
aguileña
aquiline nose
anat.
nariz
{f}
ganchuda
hooked nose
narizota
{f}
[col.]
big conk
[coll.]
[esp. Br.]
schnozzle
[Am.]
[coll.]
nasal
nasal
anat.
nástico
nastic
bot.
nata
{f}
cream
gastr.
nata
{f}
agria
sour cream
gastr.
nata
{f}
líquida
single cream
[Br.]
gastr.
nata
{f}
montada
whipped cream
gastr.
nata
{f}
para montar
double cream
gastr.
natación
{f}
swimming
dep.
natalicio
{m}
birthday
natamicina
{f}
[C33H47NO13]
[E-235]
natamycin
aliment.
bioquím.
farm.
natátil
floatable
natillas
{f.pl}
custard
{sg}
gastr.
nato
born
[natural, congenital]
natural
native
[place of origin]
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gastr.
naan
{m}
naan (bread)
bot.
nabina
{f}
rapeseed
bot.
gastr.
T
nabo
{m}
turnip
bot.
gastr.
T
nabo
{m}
sueco
swede
nácar
{m}
mother-of-pearl
nácar
{m}
nacre
entom.
T
nacarada
{f}
[Argynnis paphia]
silver-washed fritillary
[butterfly]
nacer
to be born
nacer
to come aborning
[esp. Am.]
[also fig.]
nacido
born
<b.>
naciente
aborning
[esp. Am.]
[being born or created]
nacimiento
{m}
birth
nación
{f}
nation
nacional
national
nacionalidad
{f}
nationality
pol.
nacionalismo
{m}
nationalism
pol.
nacionalista
nationalist
pol.
nacionalista
{f}
nationalist
[female]
pol.
nacionalista
{m}
nationalist
nacionalización
{f}
nationalisation
[Br.]
nacionalización
{f}
nationalization
econ.
pol.
nacionalizar algo
to nationalise sth.
[Br.]
econ.
pol.
nacionalizar algo
to nationalize sth.
pol.
nacionalsocialismo
{m}
National Socialism
pol.
Naciones
{f}
Unidas
<NN. UU.>
United Nations
<UN>
nada
never
[not at all]
nada
nothing
Nada de lo que dices tiene sentido.
Nothing (that) you say makes sense.
proverb.
Nada hay nuevo debajo del sol.
There is nothing new under the sun.
nada más
as soon as
dep.
nadador
{m}
swimmer
dep.
nadadora
{f}
swimmer
[female]
nadar (algo)
to swim (sth.)
nadar a lo perrito
[col.]
to do the doggie-paddle
[coll.]
nadar contra corriente
[fig.]
[locución]
to buck the trend
[idiom]
dep.
nadar estilo crol
to do the crawl
[also: swim the crawl]
nadie
no one
[Am.]
nadie
no-one
[Br.]
nadie
nobody
Nadie decía nada.
Nobody was saying anything.
astron.
nadir
{m}
nadir
dep.
nado
{m}
[am.]
swimming
farm.
nadolol
{m}
[C17H27NO4]
nadolol
quím.
naftalina
{f}
[C10H8]
naphthalene
armas
naginata
{f}
naginata
material
nailon
{m}
nylon
juego
naipe
{m}
[baraja]
playing card
anat.
nalga
{f}
buttock
anat.
nalga
{f}
cheek
[coll.]
[buttock]
geogr.
Namibia
{f}
Namibia
bioquím.
farm.
nandrolona
{f}
[C18H26O2]
nandrolone
biol.
ecol.
nanoplancton
{m}
nanoplankton
ciencia
ingen.
tec.
nanotecnología
{f}
nanotechnology
quím.
nanotubo
{m}
nanotube
napia
{f}
[col.]
beak
[coll.]
[prominent, often hooked nose]
napia
{f}
[col.]
conk
[coll.]
[esp. Br.]
[nose]
herram.
napoleón
{m}
[chil.]
pliers
{pl}
geogr.
Nápoles
{m}
Naples
napolitana
{f}
Neapolitan
[female]
napolitano
Neapolitan
napolitano
{m}
Neapolitan
naranja
orange
bot.
gastr.
naranja
{f}
orange
bot.
gastr.
naranja
{f}
sanguina / roja
blood orange
naranja
{m}
orange
[colour]
gastr.
naranjada
{f}
orangeade
agr.
naranjal
{m}
orange grove
bot.
T
naranjo
{m}
orange tree
psico.
narcisismo
{m}
narcissism
bot.
T
narciso
{m}
daffodil
med.
narcosis
{f}
narcosis
farm.
narcótico
narcotic
farm.
narcótico
{m}
narcotic
narcotizar a algn
to narcotize sb.
drogas
narcotraficante
{f}
drug trafficker / dealer
[female]
drogas
narcotraficante
{m}
drug trafficker / dealer
narcotráfico
{m}
drug trafficking
narguile
{m}
hookah
naricilla
{f}
little nose
naricita
{f}
little nose
bioquím.
naringenina
{f}
[C15H12O5]
naringenin
anat.
nariz
{f}
nose
[Nasus]
anat.
nariz
{f}
aguileña
aquiline nose
nariz
{f}
ganchuda
hooked nose
narizota
{f}
[col.]
big conk
[coll.]
[esp. Br.]
narizota
{f}
[col.]
schnozzle
[Am.]
[coll.]
anat.
nasal
nasal
bot.
nástico
nastic
gastr.
nata
{f}
cream
gastr.
nata
{f}
agria
sour cream
gastr.
nata
{f}
líquida
single cream
[Br.]
gastr.
nata
{f}
montada
whipped cream
gastr.
nata
{f}
para montar
double cream
dep.
natación
{f}
swimming
natalicio
{m}
birthday
aliment.
bioquím.
farm.
natamicina
{f}
[C33H47NO13]
[E-235]
natamycin
natátil
floatable
gastr.
natillas
{f.pl}
custard
{sg}
nato
born
[natural, congenital]
natural
native
[place of origin]
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