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SpanishEnglish
naan {m}naan (bread)
nabina {f}rapeseed
nabo {m}turnip
nabo {m} suecoswede
nácar {m}mother-of-pearl
nácar {m}nacre
nacarada {f} [Argynnis paphia]silver-washed fritillary [butterfly]
nacarado [de color de nácar]nacreous [pearl-coloured, pearly]
nacerto be born
nacerto come aborning [esp. Am.] [also fig.]
nacha {f} [Honduras] [pey.] [criada, sirvienta en una casa]servant [female]
nacidoborn <b.>
nacienteaborning [esp. Am.] [being born or created]
nacimiento {m}birth
nación {f}nation
nacionalnational
nacionalconservadurismo {m}national conservatism
nacionalidad {f}nationality
nacionalismo {m}nationalism
nacionalismo {m} conservadornational conservatism
nacionalistanationalist
nacionalista {f}nationalist [female]
nacionalista {m}nationalist
nacionalización {f}nationalisation [Br.]
nacionalización {f}nationalization
nacionalizar algoto nationalise sth. [Br.]
nacionalizar algoto nationalize sth.
nacionalsindicalismo {m}national syndicalism
nacionalsocialismo {m}National Socialism
Naciones {f} Unidas <NN. UU.>United Nations <UN>
nadanever [not at all]
nadanothing
Nada de lo que dices tiene sentido.Nothing (that) you say makes sense.
nada desdeñablefar from negligible
Nada hay nuevo debajo del sol.There is nothing new under the sun.
nada másas soon as
nada más comer (yo)as soon as I finish eating
nadador {m}swimmer
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]
nadar estilo crolto do the crawl [also: swim the crawl]
nadieno one [Am.]
nadieno-one [Br.]
nadienobody
Nadie decía nada.Nobody was saying anything.
nadir {m}nadir
nado {m} [am.]swimming
nadolol {m} [C17H27NO4]nadolol
naftalina {f} [C10H8]naphthalene
naginata {f}naginata
nailon {m}nylon
naipe {m} [baraja]playing card
nalga {f}buttock
nalga {f}cheek [coll.] [buttock]
Namibia {f}Namibia
nandrolona {f} [C18H26O2]nandrolone
nanoplancton {m}nanoplankton
nanotecnología {f}nanotechnology
nanotubo {m}nanotube
napia {f} [col.]beak [coll.] [prominent, often hooked nose]
napia {f} [col.]conk [coll.] [esp. Br.] [nose]
napoleón {m} [chil.]pliers {pl}
Nápoles {m}Naples
napolitana {f}Neapolitan [female]
napolitanoNeapolitan
napolitano {m}Neapolitan
naranjaorange
naranja {f}orange
naranja {f} sanguina / rojablood orange
naranja {m}orange [colour]
naranjada {f}orangeade
naranjal {m}orange grove
naranjo {m}orange tree
narcisismo {m}narcissism
narciso {m}daffodil
narcosis {f}narcosis
narcóticonarcotic
narcótico {m}narcotic
narcotizar a algnto narcotize sb.
narcotraficante {f}drug trafficker / dealer [female]
narcotraficante {m}drug trafficker / dealer
narcotráfico {m}drug trafficking
narguile {m}hookah
naricilla {f}little nose
naricita {f}little nose
naringenina {f} [C15H12O5]naringenin
nariz {f}nose [Nasus]
nariz {f} aguileñaaquiline nose
nariz {f} ganchudahooked nose
narizota {f} [col.]big conk [coll.] [esp. Br.]
narizota {f} [col.]schnozzle [Am.] [coll.]
nasalnasal
násticonastic
nata {f}cream
nata {f} agriasour cream
nata {f} líquidasingle cream [Br.]
nata {f} montadawhipped cream
nata {f} para montardouble cream
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