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tuna fish    {n} abacora   {f}  
chickened-out    {adj} abacorado  
frightened    {adj} abacorado  
annoy    {v} abacorar  
exercise exclusive control of a commodity or service in a particular market    {v} abacorar  
harass    {v} abacorar  
monopolize    {v} abacorar  
pester    {v} abacorar  
press closely    {v} abacorar  
startle    {v} abacorar  
surprise    {v} abacorar  
to bother    {v} abacorar  
to entice away    {v} abacorar  
to monopolize    {v} abacorar  
undertake boldly    {v} abacorar  
abacterial    {adj} abacterial  
not bacterial    {adj} abacterial  
not caused by bacteria    {adj} abacterial  
abacterial    {adj} abacteriano  
abactio    {n} abactio   {m}  
cattle thief    {n} abactor  
horse thief    {n} abactor  
rustler    {n} abactor  
abactus venter    {n} abactus venter   {m}  
abbot    {n} abad   {m}  
An abbot.    {n} abad  
blister beetle    {n} abad   {m}  
head of a monastery    {n} abad   {m}  
In some provinces the rector of a parish. Abbot having almost episcopal jurisdiction.    {n} abad  
rhinoceros    {n} abada  
The female rhinoceros.    {n} abada  
Abaddon    {n} Abaddon   {m}  
(Ant.) Spanish fly, cantharides    {n} abadejo  
A codfish, pollack, cod    {n} abadejo  
blister beetle    {n} abadejo   {m}  
cantharis    {n} abadejo   {m}  
cod    {n} abadejo   {m}  
codfish    {n} abadejo   {m}  
dried salted cod    {n} abadejo   {m}  
haddock    {n} abadejo   {m}  
kinglet    {n} abadejo   {m}  
large fish with a sword-like upper jaw    {n} abadejo   {m}  
ling    {n} abadejo   {m}  
long edible fish found in the seas of northern Europe    {n} abadejo   {m}  
Pollachius pollachius    {n} abadejo   {m}  
pollack    {n} abadejo   {m}  
pollock    {n} abadejo   {m}  
pout    {n} abadejo   {m}  
saithe    {n} abadejo   {m}  
Spanish fly    {n} abadejo   {m}  
swordfish    {n} abadejo   {m}  
type of fish    {n} abadejo   {m}  
type of fish that lives in colder northern waters    {n} abadejo   {m}  
Yellow crested wren    {n} abadejo  
abbacy    {n} abadengo   {m}  
abbacy    {n} abadengo   {m}  
abbatial    {adj} abadengo  
abbotship    {n} abadengo   {m}  
jurisdiction of an abbot    {n} abadengo   {m}  
of an abbot    {adj} abadengo  
office or position of an abbot (head of a monastery)    {n} abadengo  
fasten with ropes    {v} abadernar  
fasten with short ropes    {v} abadernar  
abbess    {n} abadesa   {f}  
abbot    {n} abadesa   {f}  
An abbess.    {n} abadesa  
head of a monastery    {n} abadesa   {f}  
madam    {n} abadesa   {f}  
prioress    {n} abadesa   {f}  
woman who is in charge of a convent    {n} abadesa   {f}  
woman who is the superior of a convent    {n} abadesa   {f}  
woman who runs a brothel    {n} abadesa   {f}  
abbacy    {n} abadía   {f}  
abbey    {n} abadía   {f}  
An abbey    {n} abadía  
cloister    {n} abadía   {f}  
convent    {n} abadía  
monastery administered by an abbot    {n} abadía   {f}  
office or position of an abbot (head of a monastery)    {n} abadía   {f}  
Parsonage, vicarage    {n} abadía  
abbacy    {n} abadiado   {m}  
Abbey-lands.    {m. (Obs.)} abadiado  
abbotship    {n} abadiado   {m}  
abbacy    {n} abadiato  
abbotship    {n} abadiato   {m}  
a city in Basque Country, Spain    {n} Abadiño  
funk    {n} abagamiento   {m}  
a city in Caazapá, Paraguay    {n} Abaí  
downward slope    {n} abajadero   {m}  
slope    {n} abajadero  
Slope, incline.    {n} abajadero  
equerry    {n} abajador   {m}  
groom    {n} abajador   {m}  
stable man    {n} abajador   {m}  
stableboy    {n} abajador   {m}  
stable-boy    {n} abajador   {m}  
stableman    {n} abajador   {m}  
Abatement.    {m. (Obs.)} abajamiento  
belittlement    {n} abajamiento   {m}  
Dejection, casting down.    {m. (Obs.)} abajamiento