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f (letter -) n • littera f (ef)
F (the note) Mus] n • fa
fa [Mus] n • fa
fa ade [Arch] n • faciada
fable (1. as in Aesop's Fables; 2. historical legend or myth; 3. falsehood, fiction) n • fabula (fà-)
fable (1. as in Aesop's Fables; 2. historical legend or myth; 3. falsehood, fiction) n • fabula
fable adj • fabula
fable, fabulate v • fabular
fabric (building) n • structura
fabric, cloth n • tela
fabric, cloth (woven) n • texito
fabric (cloth) n • stoffa
fabric (cloth) n • texito
fabric, material n • stoffa
fabricate (as in to fabricate a bridge, book) v • fabricar
fabricate v • fabricar
fabricatiom n • fabrication
fabrication, manufacture n • manufactura
fabrication, manufacture n • fabrication
fabulate, fable v • fabular
fabulist, story-teller n • fabulista
fabulous adj • fabulose
facade n • faciada
face (1. Anat]; 2. surface, outer part of something) n • facie
face, countenance n • figura
face (lose -) v • perder prestigio
face (make -s) v • grimassar
face n • facie
face (of clock) n • quadrante
face v • confrontar
face v • affrontar
face, visage, countenance n • visage (-aje)
face, visage, countenance n • visage
face to face, vis-à-vis, opposite adv • vis-à-vis F]
face to face, vis-à-vis, opposite adv • vis-à-vis
face with concrete, construct with concrete v • betonar
face with mother-of-pearl v • nacrar
facecloth n • panno pro lavar se le facie
facecream n • crema pro le facie
faced with mother-of-pearl adj • nacrate
facelift n • operation plastic facial
facet (diamonds) v • faciettar
facet n • facietta
facet (of diamond, of insect's eye) n • facietta
facet v • faciettar
facetious adj • facetiose
face-to-face phr • facie a facie
face-value n • valor nominal
facial adj • facial
facial adj/n • facial
facile (working with ease) adj • facile
facilitate, make easy v • facilitar
facilitate v • facilitar
facility (complex) n • facilitate
facility (complex) n • complexo
facility (convenience) n • medio
facility, ease (1. absence of difficulty; 2. power to do anything easily and quickly) n • facilitate
facility (ease) n • facilitate
facing, covering, coating (of a wall bank) n • revestimento
facing, opposite prep • contra
facsimile n • facsimile
facsimile telegraph, pantelegraph [Elec] n • pantelegrapho (-lé-)
facsimile telegraph, pantelegraph [Elec] n • pantelegrapho
facsimile telegraph, telautograph n • telautographo
facsimile telegraph, telautograph n • telautographo (-ògrapho)
fact (as a matter of -) phr • effectivemente
fact (in -) phr • de facto
fact n • facto
faction (as in political factions) n • faction
faction n • faction
factionary n • factionario
factious n • factiose
factitious adj • facticie
factor (1. agent; 2. contributing factor; 3. Math]) n • factor
factor n • factor
factory, manufactory n • manufactura
factory (manufactory) n • fabrica
factory (manufactory) n • fabrica (fà-)
factory n • fabrica
factory (trading station, office or post of a factor) n • factoria (-ìa)
factory (trading station, office or post of a factor) n • factoria
factotum n • factotum
factotum n • factotum L]
factual adj • positive, objective
factual adj • objective, positive
factum (memorial) Law] n • memoria
facula [Astron] n • facula (fàcula)
facula [Astron] n • facula
facular [Astron] adj • facular
faculty (1. ability; 2. authority, power; 3. the faculty of a university) n • facultate
faculty n • facultate
fad (craze) n • parve mania
fad (novelty) n • novitate
fade (lose colour) v • distinger
fade (lose colour) v • distinger (se)
fade, take the color out of v • distinger
fade (wither) v • marcer
faded (discoloured) adj • discolorate
faded (withered) adj • marcide
fade-out v • disparer progressivemente
Faeroe, - Islands [Geog] n • Insulas Faroe
fag n • labor fatigante
fag end adj • del fin
fag end n • resto
fag end n • fin
fagged (- out) adj • multo fatigate
fagged adj • fatigate
faggot [Amer] n • homosexual
faggot (Brit) n • cigaretta
faggot n • fascie
fagot (bundle of sticks) n • fagotto
fagot, form into bundles v • fagottar
fagottist, bassoonist n • fagottista
fagotto, bassoon n • fagotto
fahrenheit n • fahrenheit
fail (1. to fall short in attainment or performance; 2. to become insolvent or bankrupt) v • faller
fail v • facer fiasco
fail v • faller
fail (without -) phr • sin falta
failing adj • debile
failing n • debilitate
failing n • defecto
failing prep • in mancantia de
failure n • insuccesso
failure n • fiasco
failure n • fallimento
failure (want of success) n • insuccesso
faint adj • debile
faint n • syncope
faint v • suffrer un syncope
faint v • perder conscientia
faint-hearted adj • timide
faint-hearted adj • pusillanime
fair (as in county fair) n • feria
fair (beautiful of weather) adj • belle
fair, fairly good, passable adj • passabile
fair (just) adj • juste
fair n • feria
fair (of complexion) adj • blonde
fair (of copy) adj • nette
fair (passable) adj • passabile
fairground n • campo de feria
fairly (enough) adv • assatis
fairly (justly) adv • justemente
fairly good, passable, fair adj • passabile
fair-mindedness n • impartialitate
fairness, equity n • equitate
fairness (in - to) phr • justitia
fairness (in - to) phr • justitia (con - pro)
fairness (justice) n • justitia
fair-play n • comportamento loyal
fairy adj • feeric
fairy, fairy-like adj • feeric
fairy, fay n • fee
fairy, fay n • fee (fée)
fairy n • fee
fairyland n • feeria
fairyland [Theat] (fairy play, spectacular play) n • feeria (-ìa)
fairyland [Theat] (fairy play, spectacular play) n • feeria
fairytale n • conto de fees
faith (1. trust, confidence; 2. religious faith; 3. system of religious beliefs; 4. word (of honor)5. fidelity, loyalty) n • fide
faith (belief) n • credentia
faith (confidence) n • confidentia
faith (have - in) v • fider se in, confider
faith (have - in) v • confider, fider se in
faith (hope) n • fide
faithful adj • fidel
faithfulness, fidelity n • fidelitate
faithfulness n • fidelitate
faith-healing n • curation per fide
faithless adj • disloyal, false, perfide
faithless adj • perfide, disloyal, false
faithless adj • false, perfide, disloyal
fake adj • fraudulente
fake n • falso
fake v • contrafacer
falcon (1. Ornith]; 2. Artil]) n • falcon
falcon n • falcon
falconer n • falconero
falconet (1. Ornith]; 2. Artil]) n • falconetto
falconry n • falconeria (-ìa-)
falconry n • falconeria
Falkland, - Islands [Geog] n • Falklands
Falkland, - Islands [Geog] n • Malvinas
fall, autumn n • autumno
fall (capture) n • captura
fall, droop, slide down v • laber lab-/laps-]
fall, droop, slide down v • laber
fall (drop) n • cadita
fall, falling n • cadita
fall (lower) v • cader
fall (lower) v • abassar
fall (lowering) n • abbassamento
fall (the season) n • autumno
fall v • cader
fall apart v • collaber, craccar, ruinar, cader in ruina, cader in pecias.
fall asleep v • addormir
fall back v • replicar se
fall back or down again, to relapse v • recader
fall behind v • arrestrar se
fall down v • cader per terra
fall ill v • infirmar
fall in (collapse) v • collaber
fall in (line up) v • alinear se
fall in love with v • inamorar se de
fall of leaves n • exfoliation
fall off v • distaccar se
fall through (fail) v • faller
fall upon v • incider
fallacious adj • fallace
fallacious, delusive, misleading adj • fallace
fallaciousness, fallacy n • fallacia
fallacy, fallaciousness n • fallacia
fallacy n • fallacia
fallibility n • fallibilitate
fallible adj • fallibile
falling, fall n • cadita
falling back, withdrawal [Mil] n • replicamento
falling headlong, precipitate adj • precipite
falling headlong, precipitate adj • precipite (-cìpite)
fallow adj • inculte
false (1. incorrect; 2. deceitful, treacherous; 3. as in false teeth) adj • FALSE
false adj • false
false, sham adj • posticie
false hopes n • sperantias false
false teeth n • dentes posticie
falsehood, lie n • falsitate
falsehood, lie n • mentita
falsehood (lie, falseness) n • falsitate
falsehood (lie) n • mendacio
falsetto tenor, tenorino n • tenorino
falsifiable adj • falsificabile
falsification n • falsification
falsifier n • falsificator
falsify (as in to falsify a record) v • falsificar
falsify, pervert v • falsar
falsify v • falsificar
falsity (quality or condition of being false) n • falsitate
falter (hesitate) v • hesitar
falter (of voice) v • alterar se
falter (stagger) v • titubar
fame (1. reputation; 2. renown) n • fama
fame n • fama, celebritate
fame n • celebritate, fama
famed, renowned adj • renominate
familial, family adj • familial
familiar (1. familiar friend; 2. officer of the Inquisition) n • familiar
familiar (1. intimate, friendly; 2. too friendly, forward; 3. well known, common) adj • familiar
familiar adj • familiar
familiarity (1. close acquaintance; 2. freedom of behavior) n • familiaritate
familiarity n • familiaritate
familiarization n • familiarisation
familiarize (make well acquainted) v • familiarisar
familiarize v • familiarisar
family (1. as in the Smith family; 2. spccial: Sc etc]) n • familia
family, familial adj • familial
family n • familia
family-tree n • arbore genealogic
famine (acute shortage of foodstuffs in given area) n • fame
famine n • fame
famish, starve (cause to starve or famish) v • affamar
famished adj • famelic
famished, starving adj • famelic
famous (1. renowned; 2. excellent) adj • famose
famous adj • famose
famous adj • celebre
famous, celebrated adj • celebre (cé-)
famous, celebrated adj • celebre
fan (admirer) n • admirator
fan (as in feather fan) n • flabello
fan (cool) v • flabellar
fan (devotee) n • devoto
fan (fanatic) n • fanatic
fan (hand held) n • flabello
fan (machine) n • ventilator
fan (move the air with a fan) v • flabellar
fan n • fan
fan (ventilate) v • ventilar
fan, winnow (grain) v • ventilar
fan club n • club de admiratores
fanatic, fanatical adj • fanatic
fanatic n • fanatico
fanatical adj • fanatic
fanatical, fanatic adj • fanatic
fanatically adv • fanaticamente
fanaticism n • fanatismo
fanaticize v • fanatisar
fanbelt n • cinctura del ventilator
fanciful adj • capriciose
fanciful adj • phantastic
fancy adj • de phantasia
fancy adj • decorate
fancy adj • ornate
fancy (imagine) v • imaginar
fancy (like) v • amar
fancy (like) v • haber gusto pro
fancy n • phantasia
fancy n • imagination
fancy (suppose) v • supponer
fancy (suppose) v • creder
fancy-dress n • costume de travestimento
fanfare n • fanfar
fanfare v • fanfar
fanfaron, braggart n • fanfaron
fanfaronade, swaggering n • fanfaronada
fang n • dente canin
fantasia (1. Mus] (fantasy; 2. Equit]) n • phantasia
fantasia (1. Mus] (fantasy; 2. Equit]) n • phantasia (-ìa)
fantast, visionary n • phantasta
fantastic adj • phantastic
fantastic, fantastical adj • phantastic
fantastical, fantastic adj • phantastic
fantasy n • phantasia
fantasy, phantasy (1. power of imagining, fancy; 2. phantasm, fancy; 3. whim, caprice) n • phantasia (-ìa)
fantasy, phantasy (1. power of imagining, fancy; 2. phantasm, fancy; 3. whim, caprice) n • phantasia
far adj • distante
far adv • longe
far (as - as) adv • usque a
far (not near) adv • longe
far away, at a distance, far off adv • procul (prò-)
far away, at a distance, far off adv • procul
far off adj • lontan
far off adv • lontano
far off, far away, at a distance adv • procul (prò-)
far off, far away, at a distance adv • procul
farad [Elec] n • farad
faradic [Elec] adj • faradic
faradization [Med] n • faradisation
faradize [Med] v • faradisar
far-and-away adv • ultra-distante
farce n • farsa
farce [Theat] n • farce F]
farce [Theat] n • farce
farce [Theat] n • farsa
farce writer n • farsista
farceur, joker, wag n • farsator
farcial adj • farsal
fare (food) n • viveres
fare (of trip) n • precio del viage
fare v • succeder
fare v • vader
far-east n • oriente extreme
farewell, adieu n • adieu
farewell, adieu n • adieu F]
farewell interj • adeo!
farewell interj • vale!
farewell n • adieu
far-fetched adj • improbabile
farinaceous adj • farinacee
farm adj • agricole
farm (be a -er) vi • esser agricultor
farm, farmstead n • ferma
farm n • ferma
farm vt • cultivar
farm hand, farmer, farm worker n • laborator
farm worker, farm hand, farmer n • laborator
farmer, farm worker, farm hand n • laborator
farmer n • agricultor
farmer n • fermero
farmhouse (casa de) n • ferma
farming, agricultural adj • aratori
farming, agriculture n • agricultura
farmland n • terreno a cultivar
farmstead, farm n • ferma
farmy (countrylike) adj • fermose
farmyard n • corte de ferma
faro n • pharaon
far-off, distant adj • lontan
far-out (distance) adv • multo distante
far-out (excellent) interj • excellente
far-reaching adj • de grande portata
farrier, blacksmith n • ferrero
farrier, blacksmith n • ferrator
farsighted, long-sighted, presbyopic [Med] adj • presbyte (préz-)
farsighted, long-sighted, presbyopic [Med] adj • presbyte
farsighted (of eyes) adj • presbyopic
farsighted (of mind) adj • perspicace
farsighted, presbyoptic [Med] adj • presbyopic
farsightedness, presbyopia, presbytia [Med] n • presbyopia (-ìa)
farsightedness, presbyopia, presbytia [Med] n • presbyopia
farsightedness, presbyopia, presbytia, presbytism [Med] n • presbytismo
farsightedness, presbytia, presbyopia [Med] n • presbytia
fart (pass gas) v • flatular
fart [Slang] n • flatulentia
farther adv • ultra
farther (comparative of far) adv • plus distante
farther, on the other side, beyond adv • ultra
farther (situated beyond) adj • ulterior
farthest (superlative of far) adj/adv • le plus distante
far-too-much adv • multo troppo
fascicle (1. bundle, cluster; 2. Bookbinding] (signature) n • fasciculo
fascicular adj • fascicular
fascinate v • fascinar
fascinating adj • fascinante (ppr of fascinar)
fascinating adj • fascinante
fascinating, impressive adj • prestigiose
fascination, magic spell n • prestigio
fascination n • fascino (fà-)
fascination n • fascino
fascination n • fascination
fascinator n • fascinator
fasciole, semita [Zool] n • semita
fasciole, semita [Zool] n • semita (sé-)
fascism n • fascismo
fascist adj/n • fascista
fascist n • fascista
fashion (1. as in the latest fashion; 2. fashionable people) n • fashion
fashion (1. as in the latest fashion; 2. fashionable people) n • fashion A]
fashion [Amer] n • fashion
fashion (be in -) v • esser de moda
fashion (be in -) v • esser in voga
fashion (la mode) n • moda
fashion, manner n • faction
fashion (manner) n • maniera
fashion (out of -) adj • passate de moda
fashion v • formar
fashion (vogue) n • voga
fashion (way) n • modo
fashionable adj • al voga
fashionable adj • fashionable
fashionable adj • fashionable A]
fashionable adj • fashionabile
fashionable adj • al moda
fashionable [Amer] adj • fashionable
fashionableness n • mundanitate
fast, fasting n • jejuno
fast (immobile) adj • firme
fast (rapid) adj • rapide
fast (rapid) adj • veloce
fast (relig) n • jejuno
fast (relig) v • jejunar
fast (solidly) adv • solidemente
fast (solidly) adv • firmemente
fast (speedily) adv • rapidemente
fast v • jejunar
fasten, again, attach v • reattaccar
fasten, attach v • attaccar
fasten v • attachar
fasten v • attaccar
fasten v • fixar
fastener n • serratura
fastener (zip -) n • serratura fulmine
fastening, tightening (action of) n • serramento
fastidious adj • difficile (a satisfacer)
fastidious adj • fastidiose
fastidious adj • scrupulose
fastidious adj • difficile
fasting, fast n • jejuno
fat (- chance) phr • pauc sorte
fat (- chance) phr • pauc sorte (que)
fat (ample) adj • ample
fat (chew the -) phr • confabular
fat (chew the -) phr • conversar
fat (consisting of fat) adj • grasse
fat (fatty) adj • grasse
fat, grease n • grassia
fat n • grassia
fat (stout) adj • corpulente
fat (the - of the land) phr • le melior obtenibile grande
fatal (1. fated, fateful; 2. causing destruction or death) adj • fatal
fatal adj • mortal
fatal adj • fatal
fatal, baneful, disastrous n • funeste
fatal, death-bearing, deadly adj • mortifere
fatalism n • fatalismo
fatalist n • fatalista
fatality (1. clostiny; 2. calamity) n • fatalitate
fatality n • fatalitate
fatally adv • fatalmente
fatally adv • mortalmente
fate (1. as in the decrees of fate; 2. lot or fortune) n • fato
fate n • sorte
fate n • fato
fateful adj • decisive
fateful (decisive) adj • decisive
father (1. as in father and mother; 2. title of respect given to a priest) n • patre
father n • patre
father v • ingenerar
fatherhood n • paternitate
fatherhood, paternity n • paternitate
father-in-law n • patre affin
fatherland n • patria
fatherland, native country n • patria
fatherly adj • paternal
fathom, investigate, go deeply into v • approfundar
fathom [Meas] n • fathom
fathom [Meas] n • fathom A]
fathom n • fathom
fathom (penetrate) v • penetrar, approfundar
fathom (penetrate) v • approfundar, penetrar
fathom (sound) v • sondar
fathomless adj • insondabile
fathomless adj • impenetrabile
fatidic, prophetic adj • fatidic (-ìdic)
fatidic, prophetic adj • fatidic
fatigue n • fatiga
fatigue v • fatigar
fatigue, weariness n • fatiga
fatiguing, tiring adj • fatigante
fatness (bodily -) n • corpulentia
fatness n • grassia
fatten (make or grow fat) v • ingrassiar
fatten v • ingrassiar
fatter (comparative of fat) adj • plus grasse
fattest (superlative of fat) adj • le plus grasse
fatty adj • grasse
fatty (containing fat) adj • grasse
fatty degeneration, steatosis [Med] n • steatosis
fatty degeneration, steatosis [Med] n • steatosis (-òsis)
fatuity n • fatuitate
fatuous adj • fatue
fatuous, foolish adj • fatue
faucet n • valvula
fault (be at -) v • esser in error
fault (defect) n • defecto
fault, error n • menda
fault (find -) v • criticar
fault (find -) v • censurar
fault (geol) n • fallia
fault [Geol] n • fallia
fault (imperfection) n • imperfection
fault (moral) n • culpa
fault n • falta
faultfinder, critic n • censor
faultless adj • impeccabile
faulty adj • imperfecte
faulty adj • defectuose
faulty adj • defective
faulty, defective adj • mendose
faulty, defective adj • vitiose
faun [Rom. Relig] n • fauno
fauna n • fauna
faunal adj • faunic
faurt (1. flaw, imperfection; 2. mistake, error; 3. moral transgression) n • falta
favor (1. to be in favor of; 2. to be favorable to) v • favorar
favor (1. to be in favor of; 2. to be favorable to) v • favorir
favor, favour n • favor
favor, favour v • favorir
favor, good will n • favor
favorable adj • favorabile
favorable, tending, inclined adj • propense
favorite (1. person regarded with peculiar favor; 2. person, horse, expected to win in a contest) n • favorito
favorite adj • favorite
favorite [Fem] • favorita
favorite n • Masc]
favoritism n • favoritismo
favose [Pathol] adj • favose
favus [Pathol] n • favo
fawn n • cervo juvene
fawn n • cervino
fawn on v • adular servilmente
fawn upon v • adular servilmente
fax n • fax
fax n • telecopia
fax n • telefax
fax v • inviar un fax (telefax)
fax v • faxar
fax v • telecopiar
fax v • inviar un fax
fax v • reciper un fax
fax v • reciper un fax (telefax)
fax-machine n • telecopiator
fax-machine n • machina pro fax
fax-machine n • faxator
fay, fairy n • fee (fée)
fay, fairy n • fee
fay (fairy) n • fee
faze [Amer] v • disconcertar
fck (- it!) interj • futue lo!
fck (- you!) interj • futue te!
fck (vulgar) v • futuer
fealty (loyalty) n • fidelitate
fear, be afraid (of) v • timer
fear n • timor
fear n • pavor
fear v • timer
fear v • haber timor de
fearful (afraid) adj • timorose
fearful (afraid) adj • pavide
fearful (dreadful) adj • timibile
fearful, timid adj • pavorose
fearful (timid) adj • pavide
fearful, timorous adj • timorose
fearful, to be feared adj • timibile
fearful, trepid, trembling adj • trepide
fearless adj • intrepide
fearless adj • impavide
fearsome adj • timorose
fearsome adj • timibile
feasibility n • viabilitate
feasibility n • facibilitate
feasible adj • facibile
feasible adj • agibile
feasible adj • practicabile
feasible adj • viabile
feasible (that can be done or carried out) adj • facibile
feast, banquet n • regalo
feast, eat lavishly v • banchettar
feast (eccles) n • festa
feast (entertain lavishly) v • festear
feast (entertainment, banquet) n • festino
feast, fete, festival n • festa
feast (meal) n • banchetto
feast (meal) n • festino
feast, regale oneself v • festinar
feast, regale oneself v • festar
feast vi • banchettar
Feast of Tabernacles, Sukkoth [Jewish Relig] n • scenopegia
Feast of Tabernacles, Sukkoth [Jewish Relig] n • scenopegia (-ìa)
feast on v • regalar se con
feast upon v • regalar se con
feaster, banqueter n • banchettator
feat, deed n • facto
feat n • prodessa
feat n • facto
feather n • pluma
feather-bed n • lecto de plumas
feather-duster n • pannello
feather-duster n • plumero
feathered, feathery, plumose adj • plumose
feathered, pennate [Bot/Zool] adj • pennate
feather-weight n • peso pluma
feathery, plumose, feathered adj • plumose
feature (characteristic) n • characteristica
feature (journ) n • articulo special
feature n • tracto
feature v • presentar
feature film n • filme principal
featured adj • emphasate
featured adj • characterisate
featured adj • presentate
featured presentation n • presentation principal
featureless adj • sin figuration definitive
featuring pres part • presentante
febrifugal adj • febrifuge
febrifuge adj • febrifuge
febrifuge adj • febrifuge (-ì-)
febrile (feverish) adj • febril
February n • februario
fecal adj • fecal
feces n • fece
feckless adj • incapabile
feckless adj • debile
fecula, starch n • fecula
feculence n • feculentia
feculent adj • feculente
fecund adj • fecunde
fecund, fertile adj • fecunde
fecundate v • fecundar
fecundation n • fecundation
fecundator n • fecundator
fecundity n • fecunditate
fed adj • nutrite
fed adj • alimentate
fed (the -) n • le governo federal
fed (well -) adj • ben alimentate
fed up adj • enoiate
federacy n • federation
federal adj • federal
federal (connected with or based upon federation) adj • federal
federalism n • federalismo
federalist n • federalista
federally adv • federalmente
federate adj • federate (pp of federar)
federate adj • federate
federate v • federar
federation (1. union of several states, under a federal government; 2. as in federation of labor) n • federation
federation n • federation
federative adj • federative
fee, duty, custom n • derecto
fee, honorarium n • honorario
fee n • derecto
fee n • honorario
feeble adj • debile
feeble, debile, weakly adj • debile
feeble-minded adj • mentecapte
feed n • alimentation
feed n • nutrimento
feed, sustain v • sustentar
feed v • alimentar
feed v • nutrir
feed on (be fed up) v • enoiar se
feed on v • nutrir se de
feedback [Elect] n • realimentation
feedback n • retroaction
feedback n • regeneration
feedback n • reaction
feeder, alimenter n • alimentator
feel (examine by touch) v • palpar
feel (have sensation) v • sentir
feel (something) v • sentir
feel (something) v • sentir sent-/sens-]
feel, touch v • tastar
feel (touch) v • tastar
feel (touch) v • palpar
feel compassion v • compatir
feel compassion v • compatir -pat-/-pass-]
feel keenly v • resentir
feeler n • corno
feeler n • antenna
feel-ill v • sentir se mal
feeling (1. act or fact of feeling; 2. sentiment, emotion) n • sentimento
feeling (action of examining by touch) (action of) n • palpation
feeling (by touch) n • palpation
feeling (sensation) n • sentimento
feel-keenly v • resentir
feel-well v • sentir se ben
feign, pretend, make believe, simulate v • finger fing-/fict-]
feign, pretend, make believe, simulate v • finger
feign v • finger
feign v • simular
feigner n • fingitor
feint adj • legier
feint (boxing) n • finta
feint n • attacco simulate
feint v • fintar
felicitate, congratulate v • felicitar
felicitation, congratulation n • congratulation
felicitation, congratulation n • felicitatition
felicity, happiness n • felicitate
feline adj • felin
fell n • monticulo (petrose)
fell n • monticulo
fell v • abatter
fellow, chap, individual n • subjecto
fellow (chap) n • typo
fellow (companion) n • collega
fellow (companion) n • companion
fellow (in college) n • socio
fellow (in college) n • associato
fellow countryman, conational n • conational
fellowship (company) n • association
fellowship (scholarship) n • bursa de studio
felon n • criminal
felony n • crimine
felt (1. the material felt; 2. felt hat) n • feltro
felt (1. to make into felt; 2. to cover with felt) v • feltrar
felt n • feltro
feltmaker n • feltrero
female adj • feminin
female n • femina (fé-)
female n • feminina
female n • femina
feminine (1. womanly; 2. Gram]) adj • feminin
feminine adj • feminin
feminine (feminine gender) Gram] n • feminino
femininity, womanliness n • femininitate
feminism n • feminismo
feminist n • feminista
feminize (render feminine) v • feminisar
femoral [Anat] adj • femoral
fen, salt marsh n • maremma
fence (barrier) n • barriera
fence, fencing (art of fencing) n • scherma
fence (hedge) n • sepe
fence (hedge) n • haga
fence n • palissada
fence (practice fencing) v • schermir
fence (sport) v • schermir
fence, stockade n • barriera
fence vt • circumferer con un sepe
fence (w/ wooden palissade) v • palissadar
fence (w/ wooden palissade) v • palar
fence in v • palar
fence-in v • includer
fence-in v • palar
fencer (one who practices fencing) n • schermitor
fencing, fence (art of fencing) n • scherma
fencing (sport) n • scherma
fend (- for) v • provider pro
fender (bumper) n • paracolpos
fender, fireguard n • guardafoco
fender (fireguard) n • guardafoco
fender, mudguard n • guardafango
fender (mudguard) n • guardafango
fend-for-oneself v • volar per su proprie alas
fend-off v • parar
fenestrate [Bot/Zool] adj • fenestrate (pp of fenestrar)
fenestrate [Bot/Zool] adj • fenestrate
fennel n • fenuculo
feria [Eccl] n • feria
ferial [Eccl] adj • ferial
ferment (1. to be in a state of fermentation; 2. to cause to ferment) v • fermentar
ferment (agent used in producing fermentation) n • fermento
ferment (fig) n • agitation
ferment (leaven) n • fermento
ferment v • fermentar
fermentable adj • fermentabile
fermentation n • fermentation
fermentative adj • fermentative
fern n • filice (fì-)
fern n • filice
fern, of ferns adj • filical
ferocious adj • feroce
ferocity, fierceness n • feritate
ferocity n • ferocitate
ferrate [Chem] n • ferrato
ferreous (1. pertaining to or containing iron; 2. like iron) adj • ferree
ferret n • furetto
ferret v • furettar
ferret-out v • discoperir per recercas minutiose
ferric (1. containing iron; 2. Chem]) adj • ferric
ferriferous adj • ferrifere
ferrous [Chem] adj • ferrose
ferruginous (1. containing iron; 2. resembling iron rust in color) adj • ferruginose
ferry, ferryboat n • ferry-boat
ferry, ferryboat n • ferry-boat A]
ferry n • passage
ferry v • transportar (trans le fluvio)
ferry v • transportar
ferryboat, ferry n • ferry-boat
ferryboat, ferry n • ferry-boat A]
ferry-boat n • barca de transbordo
fertile adj • fecunde
fertile adj • fertile
fertile (as in fertile soil) adj • fertile
fertile, fecund adj • fecunde
fertility, abundance uberty n • ubertate
fertility n • fertilitate
fertilizable adj • fertilisabile
fertilization (act or process of rendering fertile) n • fertilisation
fertilize (render fertile) v • fertilisar
fertilize v • fertilisar
fertilizer n • fertilisante
fertilizing fertilisante adj • fertilisante (ppr of fertilisar)
fertilizing fertilisante adj • fertilisante
fervency n • ferventia
fervent adj • ardente
fervent adj • fervide
fervent, fervid adj • fervide
fervid, fervent adj • fervide
fervor (1. intense heat; 2. intense emotion) n • fervor
fervor, be in a state of agitation, heat v • ferver
fervor n • ardor
fervor n • fervor
fervour n • fervor
fervour n • ardor
fester v • suppurar
fester v • putrefacer se
festival (celebration) n • festa
festival, feast, fete n • festa
festival n • mus
festive adj • festive
festivity (gaiety, merriment) n • festivitate
festivity n • festivitate
festoon, garland v • guirlandar (gir-j)
festoon, garland v • guirlandar
festoon n • feston
festoon v • guirlandar
festoon v • festonar
fetal adj • fetal
fetation n • fetation
fetch v • cercar
fetch v • reportar
fete, festival, feast n • festa
fete, honor (by festive observances) v • festar
fete (honor by festive observances) v • festinar
fete n • festa
feticide (criminal abortion) n • feticidio
fetid adj • fetide
fetish, fetich n • fetiche
fetish, fetich n • fetiche F]
fetish n • fetiche
fetishism n • fetichismo (-sh-)
fetishism n • fetichismo
fetishist n • fetichista (-sh-)
fetishist n • fetichista
fetter n • pedica
fetter v • cargar de ferros
fetter v • incatenar
fetters n • pedicas
fetters n • ferros
fetus, foetus n • feto
fetus n • feto
feud n • inimicitate (inter familias)
feud n • vendetta
feud n • inimicitate
feudal (1. pertaining to a fief; 2. pertaining to the feudal system) adj • feudal
feudal adj • feudal
feudal estate, fief n • feudo
feudalism n • feudalismo
feudalist n • feudalista
feudality (quality or state of being feudal) n • feudalitate
feudalize v • feudalisar
feudatory (one holding lands by feudal tenure) n • feudatario
fever adv • febre
fever (hay -) n • febro de feno
fever n • febre
fever (rheumatic -) n • febre rheumatic
fever (scarlet -) n • febre scarlatin
feverish (1. indicative of fever, febrile; 2. excited, restless) adj • febril
feverish adj • febril
feverish (affected with fever) adj • febricitante
feverishness (1. state of having a fever; 2. restlessness) n • febrilitate
feverishness n • infebramento
few (a -) adj • qualque
few (not many) adj • poc
few (not many) adj • pauc
few pron • pauches
few pron • paucos
Fez n • Fez
fiancé, betrothed n • promisso
fiance [Masc] n • promisso
fiance [Masc] n • fidantiato
fiancé n • fidantiato
fiancée, betrothed n • promissa
fiancee [Fem] n • fidantiata
fiancee [Fem] n • promissa
fiasco n • fiasco
fib n • mendacietto
fib n • parve mentita
fib v • dicer mendaciettos
fib v • dicer parve menditas
fiber, fibre n • fibra
fiber n • fibra
fiber-glass n • lana de vitro
fiber-glass n • fibra de vitro
fibril (1. small fiber; 2. root hair) n • fibrilla
fibrillous adj • fibrillose
fibrin n • fibrina
fibrinous adj • fibrinose
fibrous adj • fibrose
fibula (1. Antiq]; 2. Anat]) n • fibula
fibula (1. Antiq]; 2. Anat]) n • fibula (fì-)
fichu [Clothing] n • fichu F]
fichu [Clothing] n • fichu
fickle adj • versatile
fickle adj • inconstante
ficoid [Bot] adj • ficoide
fiction (as in truth stranger than fiction) n • fiction
fiction (not fact) n • fiction
fiction (type of book) n • romances
fiction (type of book) n • belles-lettres
fictitious adj • fictive
fictitious adj • ficticie
fictitious, fictive adj • fictive
fictive, fictitious adj • fictive
fiddle (act nervously) v • jocar nervosemente
fiddle n • violino
fiddle (play the violin) vi • sonar le violino
fiddle vt • falsificar
fiddle vt • manipular
fideicommissary [Law] adj • fideicommisse
fideicommissary [Law] adj • fideicommissari
fideicommissioner [Law] n • fideicommissario
fideicommissum [Law] n • fideicommisso
fideism n • fideismo (-ìzmo)
fideism n • fideismo
fideist n • fideista
fideist n • fideista (-ìsta)
fidelity, faithfulness n • fidelitate
fidelity n • fidelitate
fidget v • agitar se
fidget v • agitar se (nervosemente)
fiducial (1. founded on faith or trust; 2. Phys] (as in fiducial line) n • fiducial
fiduciary (1. Rom. Law]; 2. founded on trust or confidence) adj • fiduciari
fief, feudal estate n • feudo
field (1. piece of land put to a particular use; 2. range of opportunity or interest; 3. Her/Paint]) n • campo
field (arable land) n • agro
field (enclosure) n • clausura
field (enclosure) n • campo
field n • campo
field (terrain) n • terra
field (terrain) n • campo
field marshal, marshal n • marechal F]
field marshal, marshal n • marechal
field marshal's wife n • marechala (-sh-)
field marshal's wife n • marechala
fieldmouse, vole [Zool] n • campaniol
fieldmouse [Zool] n • campaniol
fiend n • demonio
fiendish adj • diabolic
fiendish adj • demoniac
fierce (angry) adj • furiose
fierce (angry) adj • feroce
fierce (as in a fierce animal) adj • fer
fierce (wild) adj • feroce
fierce (wrathful) adj • feroce
fierce (wrathful) adj • infuriate
fierceness, ferocity n • feritate
fiery adj • ardente
fiery, of fire, producing fire adj • pyric
fife n • pipa
fife (play the) v • pipar
fifteen adj • dece-cinque
fifteen adj • quindece (quìn-)
fifteen adj • quindece
fifteen n • dece-cinque
fifteenth adj • dece-quinte
fifteenth n • dece-quinto
fifth adj • quinte
fifth n • quinto
fiftieth adj • quinquagesime (-gé-)
fiftieth adj • cinquantesime
fiftieth adj • quinquagesime
fiftieth adj • cinquantesime (-ésime)
fiftieth n • cinquantesimo
fifty adj • cinquanta
fifty n • cinquanta
fig (fruit of the fig tree) n • fico
fig n • fico
fig tree n • fichiero
fight, combat n • combatto
fight n • lucta
fight n • combatto
fight (show -) v • monstrar le dentes
fight, struggle n • lucta
fight, struggle v • combatter
fight, struggle v • luctar
fight (take part in a fight) v • militar
fight v • pugnar
fight vi • batter se
fight vi • contender
fight vt • combatter
fight vt • combatter (con)
fight vt • luctar
fight vt • luctar (con)
fight for, defend v • propugnar
fight with, combat v • combatter
fighter n • luctator
fighter (person) n • luctator
fighter (person) n • combattente
fighter (plane) n • avion de combatto
fighter (plane) n • interceptor
fighting adj • combattente
fighting n • combattimento
fight-off v • repulsar
fight-off v • resister a
figment n • fingimento
figurant; 2. figurante [Theat] n • figurante
figurate [Mus] adj • figurate pp of figurar
figuration (representation in figures and shapes) n • figuration
figurative (1. as in figurative design; 2. as in figurative sense) adj • figurative
figurative adj • figurative
figurative (language, style) adj • figurate pp of figurar
figure (1. form, shape; 2. appearance; 3. person, character; 4. Art, etc]; 6 . Gram]; 6. Dancing, Skating, etc]; 7. figure of speech) n • figura
figure (1. to represent in a picture; 2. to be conspicuous) v • figurar
figure (appearance, person, shape) n • figura
figure (illustration) n • illustration
figure (number) n • cifra
figure (symbol for a number) n • cifra
figure v • figurar (se)
figure v • figurar
figurehead n • Naut]
figurehead n • Fig]
figure-out v • calcular, discoperir
figurine n • figurina
Fiji [Geog] n • Fiji
filament n • filamento
filamentous adj • filamentose
filaria [Zool] n • filaria
filbert, hazelnut n • avellana
file (as in wood file, metal file, nail file) n • lima
file (box) n • classificator
file [Comp] n • archivo
file [Comp] n • fila
file [Comp] n • file
file [Comp] n • fila (binari)
file (computer -) n • dossier
file (cover) n • classificator
file (document) n • dossier
file (documents) v • classificar
file (documents) v • archivar
file (line of persons or things one behind another) n • fila
file (of persons) n • fila
file (patents) v • depositar
file (smooth with a file) v • limar
file (tool) n • lima
file (wood, metal) v • limar
file dust, filings n • limatura
file in archives v • archivar
file off, defile [Mil] v • defilar
file-away v • junger al dossier
file-away v • junger al dossier (de un affaire)
filer (one who smoothes with a file) n • limator
filet, fillet [Cookery] n • filet F]
filet, fillet [Cookery] n • filet
filial n • filial
filial filial adj • filial
filiation (1. genealogical relationship, descent; 2. connection) n • filiation
filiciform adj • filiciforme
filiform adj • filiforme
filigree n • filigrana
filigree v • filigranar
filing n/pres part • archivamento
filing (smoothing with a file) n • limatura
filing cabinet (for cards) n • cartotheca
filing cabinet n • mobile classificator
filing in archives (action of) n • archivamento
filings, file dust n • limatura
filings n • limatura
Filipino n • philippino
Filipino, Philippine adj • philippin
fill (a tooth) Dent] v • plumbar
fill (eat one's -) v • mangiar a satietate
fill, fill up v • expler
fill (load) v • cargar
fill (make full) v • impler -pler/-plet-]
fill (make full) v • impler
fill (make full) v • plenar
fill (make full) vt • plenar
fill (make full) vt • reimpler
fill (teeth) v • plumbar
fill (teeth) v • obturar
fill (up, to overflowing) v • cumular
fill v • tastar se
fill vi • plenar
fill into containers v • invasar
fill up, fill v • expler
fill up, stuff v • stipar
fill up, stuff v • reimpler
fill with gold [Dent] v • aurificar
fill with mannerism, to make affected, to stylize v • manierar
fillet (adorn with a fillet) v • filettar
fillet, filet [Cookery] n • filet F]
fillet n • Cul]
fillet (narrow ribbon) n • filetto
fillet v • disossar
fill-in (a ditch) v • reimpler
fill-in (a form) v • completar
filling (of teeth) n • obturation
filling station n • station de gasolina
fill-out (a form) v • completar
fill-out (swell) v • inflar
fill-up v • reimpler al bordo
film (1. camera film; 2. moving picture) n • film
film (1. camera film; 2. moving picture) n • film A]
film, camera film n • pellicula
film (cine) n • film
film (gentile. and for still photos) n • pellicula
film (make a moving picture) v • filmar
film v • filmar
film-star n • stella de cinema
film-strip n • film fixe
filter n • filtro
filter, strain v • colar
filter v • filtrar
filter v • filtrar (se)
filter again, strain again v • recolar
filterable adj • filtrabile
filtering, straining (process of) n • colatura
filth, dirt n • immunditia
filth n • immunditia
filthy adj • immunde
filtration n • filtration
fimbriate, border (finish with a) v • fimbriar
fimbriation, bordering n • fimbriation
fin n • aletta
fin n • pinna
final adj • final
final (decisive) adj • definitive
final (decisive) adj • decisive
final (exam) n • examine final
final [Gram] n • termination
final [Gram] n • desinentia
final, last adj • supreme
final (last) adj • final
final (last) adj • ultime
final (sport) n • final
finale n • final
finalism [Philos] n • finalismo
finalist [Philos] n • finalista
finality n • finalitate
finalize v • completar
finalize v • mitter a puncto
finally adv • finalmente
finance n • financia
finance (provide money for) v • financiar
finance v • financiar
finance-company n • compania de financiamento
financial adj • financiari
financier n • financiero
finch [Zool] n • pincion
find n • discoperta
find v • trovar, discoperir
find v • discoperir, trovar
find v • trovar
find out v • discoperir
findable adj • trovabile
findable, be found adj • trovabile
finder n • trovator
finder (one who finds or has found) n • trovator
findings (conclusions) n • conclusiones
findings [Jur] n • verdicto
findings [Jur] n • sententia
fine (1. superior, excellent; 2. not coarse) adj • fin
fine, exellent adj • brave
fine (fee, traffic -) n • mulcta
fine (good) adj • belle
fine (good) adj • bon
fine, mulct (as in fine of ten dollars) n • mulcta
fine, mulct v • mulctar
fine (not coarse) adj • fin
fine (not coarse) adj • pur
fine (not dense) adj • fin
fine (not dense) adj • rar
fine (of behaviour) adj • admirabile
fine (of behaviour) adj • nobile
fine (the weather is -) phr • il face belle tempore
fine v • mulctar
fine-arts n • belle artes
fineness n • finessa
fineness of gold or silver [Assaying] n • titulo
fineness of gold or silver [Assaying] n • titulo (tì-)
finery n • vestimentos del festa
finesse n • finessa
finesse, subtlety n • finessa
finger n • digito de mano
finger (point out) v • appunctar
finger-marks n • tracias de manos
finger-nail n • ungue
finger-print n • impression digital
fingerprint identification, dactyloscopy n • dactyloscopia
fingerprint identification, dactyloscopy n • dactyloscopia (-ìa)
finger-shaped, digitiform adj • digitiforme
finger-tip n • puncta del digito
finish (complete) v • completar
finish (complete) v • finir
finish (conclude) v • finir
finish (conclude) v • concluder
finish n • fin
finish n • conclusion
finish v • finir
finished, completed adj • clause
finisher n • finitor
finite adj • finite
finite adj • finite (pp of finir)
Finland [Geog] n • Finlandia
Finland n • Finlandia
finn n • finno
Finn n • finno
finnish adj/n • finnese
finnish adj/n • finlandese
Finnish finnese adj • finnese
Finno-Ugrian, Finno-Ugric adj • finnougrian
Finno-Ugrian n • finno-ugriano
Finno-Ugric, Finno-Ugrian adj • finnougrian
fiord, fjord n • fiord
fiord, fjord n • fiord Nor]
fiord n • fiord
fir (1. fir-tree; 2. fir wood) n • abiete
fir n • abiete
fir-cone n • pinea (de abiete)
fir-cone n • pinea
fire (1. as in fire and water; 2. gunfire) n • foco
fire (accidental, damaging) n • incendio
fire (catch -) v • prender foco
fire (destructive burning) n • incendio
fire (dismiss) v • dimitter
fire (gun) v • discargar
fire (gun) v • tirar
fire n • foco
fire n • igne
fire (set on -) v • conflagrar
fire (set on -) v • incendiar
fire, set on fire v • inflammar
fire (with enthusiasm) v • inflammar
fire at with mitraille v • mitraliar
fire worship, pyrolatry n • pyrolatria (-ìa)
fire worship, pyrolatry n • pyrolatria
fire worshiper, pyrolater n • pyrolatra
fire worshiper, pyrolater n • pyrolatra (-ò-)
fire worshipper n • ignicola
fire worshipper n • ignicola (-ì-)
fire-alarm n • alarma de incendios
fire-arm n • arma de foco
fire-brigade (corpore de) n • pumperos
fire-drill n • exercitation del pumperos
fire-engine n • pumpa de incendios
fire-escape n • apparato de salvamento
fire-escape n • scala de salvamento
fire-extinguisher n • extinctor
fireguard, fender n • guardafoco
fire-guard n • guardafoco
fire-light n • lumine del focar
fireman (member of a fire brigade) n • pumpero
fire-man (of fire brigade) n • pumpero
fire-man (stoker) n • fochero
fire-place n • camino
fireplace n • camino
fire-proof adj • incombustibile
fireproof, incombustible adj • incombustibile
fire-side (seat) n • sedia del camino
fire-side (space by fire) n • angulo del focar
fire-station n • posto de pumperos
fire-works n • focos de artificio
firebrand n • face, brasas (ardente).
firing, shooting n • tiro
firm (1. firm in texture; 2. firmly attached) adj • firme
firm adj • decise, firme
firm adj • firme, decise
firm (business) n • firma
firm (make -) v • solidar
firm (make -) v • firmar
firm n • firma
firm n • interprisa
firm (persevering) adj • perseverante
firm (solid) adj • solide
firmament n • firmamento
firmly adv • firmemente
firmness (strictness) n • severitate
firmness (strictness) n • rigor
first adj • primari
first adj • prime
first adv • in prime loco
first adv • primarimente
first (in rank, dignity, merit, etc) (the) n • principe (prìn-)
first (in rank, dignity, merit, etc) (the) n • principe
first, in the first place, first of all adv • primarimente
first, prime adj • prime
first fruit n • primitia
first name n • prenomine
first of all, first, in the first place adv • primarimente
first-aid n • prime succurso
first-born adj • primogenite
first-born adj • primogenite (-gé-)
first-born n • primogenito
first-class adj/n • de prime classe
first-class adj/n • de prime ordine
first-hand adj • de prime mano
firstly adv • primemente
firstly adv • semel
first-person n • prime persona
first-rate adj • optime
first-world-war n • prime guerra mundial
fisc, exchequer, treasury n • fisco
fiscal adj • fiscal
fiscal (pertaining to the public treasury or revenue) adj • fiscal
fiscally adv • fiscalmente
fiscal-year n • anno fiscal
fish (catch or try to catch fish) v • piscar
fish (caught) n • pisce
fish (live) n • pisce
fish n • pisce
fish v • piscar
fish pie, pasty, meat pie n • pastata
fish-bone n • spina
fish-bone n • spina (de pisce)
fishbone n • spina
fish-eating, ichthyophagous adj • ichthyophage
fish-eating, ichthyophagous adj • ichthyophage (-òfage)
fisher n • piscator
fisher-man n • piscator
fisherman n • piscator
fish-finger n • bastonetto de pisce
fish-glue, ichthyocol n • ichthyocolla
fishhook, hook n • hamo
fish-hook n • hamo
fishing n • pisca
fishing ground n • pischeria
fishing ground n • pischeria (-ìa)
fishing ground, piscary n • piscaria
fishing-boat n • barca de pisca
fishing-net n • rete de pisca
fishing-rod n • canna de pisca
fishing-tackle n • apparatos de pisca
fishmarket n • pischeria (-ìa)
fishmarket n • pischeria
fish-monger n • venditor de pisces
fishpond n • vivario
fishpond n • piscina
fish-slice n • paletta pro le pisce
fishy (smelling or tasting of fish) adj • que odora o gusta de pisce
fishy (suspicious) adj • suspecte
fishy (suspicious) adj • equivoc
fissile adj • fissile
fission n • fission
fissiped, cloven-footed adj • fissipede
fissiped, cloven-footed adj • fissipede (-ìpede)
fissure, cleft n • fissura
fist n • pugno
fit, expedient, suitable adj • expediente (ppr of expedir)
fit, expedient, suitable adj • expediente
fit (healthy) adj • in forma
fit (healthy) adj • san
fit [Med] n • paroxysmo
fit [Med] n • convulsion
fit (of clothes) n • adjustamento
fit (opportune) adj • opportun
fit (outburst) n • attacco
fit (outburst) n • accesso
fit, suitable adj • convenibile
fit (suitable) adj • convenibile
fit (suitable) adj • apte
fit vi • vader ben (a)
fit vi • vader ben
fit vt • provider
fit vt • installar
fit to be seen, presentable adj • monstrabile
fit together, set up [Mach] v • adjustar
fitness (physical) n • sanitate
fitness (suitability) n • capacitate
fitness (suitability) n • aptitude
fitter n • montator
fitter n • adjustator
fitter [Tail. etc] n • essayator
fitting adj • convenibile
fitting adj • appropriate
fitting (clothes) n • essayage
fitting, trying on (of clothes) n • essayage
fitting, trying on (of clothes) n • essayage (-aje)
five adj • cinque
five n • cinque
fivefold, quintuple adj • quintuple
fivefold, quintuple adj • quintuple (quìn-)
five-oared quinquereme, quinquereme adj • quinquereme
five-pointed star, pentacle n • pentaculo
fix (1. to make firm, fasten; 2. to settle, set; 3. special: Chem/photog]) v • fixar
fix n • difficultate
fix v • fixar
fix a handle to v • immanicar
fix beforehand v • prefixar
fix in, house, embed v • incastrar
fix one's eyes upon, glue one's eyes to v • adocular
fixable adj • fixabile
fixation (1. act or process of fixing, of making firm; 2. special: Chem/Photog/Psychoanalysis]) n • fixation
fixation n • fixation
fixative adj • fixative
fixative n • fixativo
fixed adj • fixe
fixer (one who fixes) n • fixator
fixing one's eyes upon (action of) n • adoculamento
fixing solution [Photog] n • fixator
fixity (as in fixity of habits) n • fixitate
fixture (permanent structure) n • mobile fixe
fixture (sport) n • match
fixture (sport) n • incontro sportive
fizz v • effervescer
fizzy adj • effervescente
fjord, fiord n • fiord Nor]
fjord, fiord n • fiord
flabby adj • flaccide
flabellate, flabelliform adj • flabellate
flabellation n • flabellation
flabelliform adj • flabelliforme
flabelliform, flabellate adj • flabellate
flabellum n • flabello
flaccid adj • flaccide
flaccid adj • flaccide (flàc-)
flaccidity n • flacciditate
flag, banner n • bandiera
flag n • bandiera
flag v • devenir lasse
flag v • languer
flag-day n • die de questa
flagellant n • flagellante
flagellate, whip, scourge v • flagellar
flagellated [Biol] adj • flagellate
flagellation n • flagellation
flagellator n • flagellator
flagelliferous [Biol] adj • flagellifere
flagelliform [Biol] adj • flagelliforme
flagellum [Biol] n • flagello
flagon n • flasco
flag-pole n • mast de bandiera
flagrance, flagrancy n • flagrantia
flagrancy, flagrance n • flagrantia
flagrant adj • flagrante
flagrant (as in flagrant offense) adj • flagrante
flagrant (as in flagrant offense) adj • flagrante (ppr of flagrar)
flag-salute n • salut
flag-salute n • salut (de bandiera)
flail n • flagello
flail, shell, thresh, thrash v • disgranar
flail v • flagellar
flailing, shelling, threshing (act of) n • disgranamento
flair n • flair
flair n • flair F]
flake n • flocco
flake (small, light mass) n • flocco
flake v • rumper se in floccos
flake off v • rumper se in floccos
flaky adj • floccose
flambeau, torch n • torcha (-sha)
flambeau, torch n • torcha
flamboyant adj • extravagante
flame, blaze v • flammar
flame n • flamma
flame v • flammar
flame thrower [Mil] n • lanceaflammas
flame up v • flammar
flame up v • inflammar
flame-colored adj • flammee
flaming adj • flammee
flaming, bright adj • flammante
flamingo n • flamingo
flamingo [Zool] n • flamingo
flammable adj • flammabile
flan [Cooking] n • flaon
flan n • flaon
Flanders n • Flandra
flank (1. Mil] (protect the flank of; 2. to be situated at the flank or side of) v • flancar
flank n • flanco
flank v • flancar
flannel adj • de flanella
flannel n • flanella
flap (be in a -) v • esser agitate
flap n • valva
flap n • battente
flap v • batter
flare (flash) n • flamma subite (o vacillante)
flare (flash) n • flamma subite
flare (signal) n • rochetto de signalamento
flare v • flammar
flare-up v • inflammar se
flash (emit flashes as of lightningj) v • fulgurar
flash, lighten, fulgurate v • fulger
flash (of light) n • fulgure
flash (photog) n • flash
flash v • fulgurar
flash back, reflect v • refulger
flash-back n • scena retrospective
flash-bulb n • ampulla flash
flash-light (photog) n • flash
flash-light (torch) n • lampa de tasca
flask (1. flask for wine; 2. powder flask) n • flasco
flask n • flasco
flask n • ampulla
flask, phial n • ampulla
flat, apartment n • appartamento
flat (dwelling) n • appartamento
flat, even, homaloidal [Math] adj • homaloide
flat, insipid adj • insipide (-sì-)
flat, insipid adj • insipide
flat, level adj • platte
flat, level, plane adj • plan
flat (level) adj • plan
flat (level) adj • platte
flat [Mus] adv • false
flat [Mus] n • falso
flat [Mus] n • bemolle
flat (puncture) n • panna de pneu
flat-fish n • platessa
flatfish, plaice n • platessa
flatfoot, platypodia [Med] n • platypodia (-ìa)
flatfoot, platypodia [Med] n • platypodia
flat-footed adj/n • con pedes platte
flatfooted [Med] adj • platypode (-ìpode)
flatfooted [Med] adj • platypode
flatheaded, platycephalic, platycephalous [Med/Anthropol] adj • platycephale
flat-headedness, platycephaly [Med/Anthropol] n • platycephalia
flat-headedness, platycephaly [Med/Anthropol] n • platycephalia (-ìa)
flatness (evenness) n • planessa
flatness (monotony) n • monotonia
flatness (of taste) n • insipiditate
flat-tailed, platurous [Zool] adj • platyure
flatten (make flat, bring level) v • applattar
flatten, smooth, plane v • applanar
flatten v • applanar
flatten v • applattar
flattening, smoothing, planing (act of) n • applanamento
flatter v • blandir
flatter v • flattar
flatter v • adular
flatterer [Fem] • adulatrice
flatterer [Masc] • adulator
flatterer n • flattator
flatterer n • blanditor
flatterer n • incensator
flattering adj • complimentari
flattering adj • blande
flattering (as in flattering words) adj • blande
flattering, complimentary adj • complimentari
flattery n • blandimento
flattery n • adulation
flattery n • flatteria
flattery n • flatteria (-ìa)
flatting mill, rolling mill n • laminatorio
flatulence, flatulency n • flatulentia
flatulence, flatulency n • flatuositate
flatulence n • flatulentia
flatulence, ventosity n • ventositate
flatulency, flatulence n • flatuositate
flatulency, flatulence n • flatulentia
flatulent (1. affected with flatus; 2. causing flatus) adj • flatulente
flatulent adj • flatulente
flatulent, causing flatulence n • flatuose
flatulent, ventose adj • ventose
flatus (gas generated in the stomach or bowels) n • flato
flatworm, planarian, platyhelminth [Zool] n • plathelminthe
flaunt v • ostentar
flautist n • flautista
flavipes [Zooh] adj • flavipede (-ì-)
flavipes [Zooh] adj • flavipede
flavor, flavour n • sapor
flavor, flavour n • condimentar
flavor, flavour n • gusto
flavor, taste, savor n • sapor
flavor with anise v • anisar
flaw n • defecto
flaw n • imperfection
flawless adj • perfecte
flawless adj • sin defecto
flax (1. Bot]; 2. fibres of the flax plant) n • lino
flax n • lino
flay v • excoriar
flea n • pulice (pù-)
flea n • pulice
fleck n • particula
fleck n • macula
flecked, spotted, speckled adj • maculate (pp of macular)
flecked, spotted, speckled adj • maculate
flection, flexion (1. act of flexing; 2. Gram] (inflection) n • flexion
flectional, flexional [Gram] adj • flexional
flee v • fugir
flee again v • refugir
flee back v • refugir
fleece (coat of wool that covers a sheep or simiar animal) n • tonsion
fleece n • tonsion
fleece (rob) v • robar
fleece (sheep) v • tonder
fleet n • flotta
fleet, nimble, agile adj • legier (-jér)
fleet, nimble, agile adj • legier
fleeting adj • fugace
fleeting, transient, transitory adj • fugace
fleetness, nimbleness, agility n • legieressa
fleetness, nimbleness, agility n • legieressa (-jer-)
fleming n • flamingo
Fleming n • flamingo
Flemish adj • flaminge
flemish adj • flaminge
Flemish (language) n • flamingo
flemish n • flamingo
flesh n • carne
fleshcolored adj • incarnate (pp of incarnar)
fleshcolored adj • incarnate
fleshiness n • carnositate
fleshless adj • discarnate (pp of discarnar)
fleshless adj • discarnate
flesh-pink, rosy, incarnadine adj • incarnatin
fleshy adj • carnute
fleshy adj • carnose
fleuron (flower-shaped ornament) n • floron
flex n • flexo
flex v • flecter
flexibility n • flexibilitate
flexible adj • flexibile
flexion, flection (1. act of flexing; 2. Gram] (inflection) n • flexion
flexional, flectional [Gram] adj • flexional
flexuosity, flexuousness n • flexuositate
flexuous, flexuose adj • flexuose
flexure (act of flexing) n • flexura
flick n • movimento rapide
flick n • colpetto
flick v • facer saltar con un colpetto
flicker n • tremor
flicker n • tremor (leve)
flicker v • vacillar
flicker v • tremular
flickering, shaking (act of) n • vacillation
flickering, shaking adj • vacillatori
flight (1. action or manner of flying; 2. distance covered in flying) n • volo
flight (act of fleeing) n • fuga
flight (act of fleeing) n • fugita
flight (as in the flight of a shot, within an eagle's flight) n • volata
flight (escape) n • fugita
flight (of birds) n • volante
flight (of birds) n • volo
flight (of bullet) n • trajectoria
flight (of stairs) n • rampa
flight feather n • penna
flimsy adj • pauco solide
flimsy adj • legier
flinch v • recular
flinch v • facer un grimasse de dolor
fling, hurl v • lancear
fling v • lancear
fling v • jectar
flinging, hurling (action of) n • lanceamento
fling-off v • jectar via
fling-open v • aperir energicamente
flint n • silice
flint n • flint A]
flint n • silice (sì-)
flint n • flint
flip n • colpetto
flip v • colpar legiermente
flippancy n • manco de serio
flippant adj • legier
flippant adj • pauco serie
Flipper (a dolphin) n • le delphino Flipper
flipper n • aleta
flirt (act of flirting) n • flirt
flirt (act of flirting) n • flirt A]
flirt n • flirtator
flirt n • coquetta
flirt (play at courtship) v • flirtar
flirt v • flirtar
flirtation, love affair n • amoretto
flirtation n • flirtation
flirtatious adj • flirtose
flit, flutter v • papilionar
flit v • papilionar
flitch n • latere de porco
flitter v • revolver
flnalist n • finalista
float, drift, sail, move v • vogar
float (in the water, the air) v • flottar
float n • flottator
float v • vogar
float v • flottar
float v • natar
floatability n • flottabilitate
floatable adj • flottabile
floatation, flotation (act of floating) n • flottation
floater (one who or that which floates) n • flottator
floating, buoyant adj • boiante
floating, drifting, sailing, moving (act of) n • voga
floc [Chem] n • floculo
floccose adj • floccose
floccose [Bot] adj • floccose
flocculate [Chem] adj • flocculate
flocculate [Chem] vi • floccular
flocculation n • flocculation
flocculent [Chem] adj • flocculente
flocculent (wooly) adj • flocculente
flocculus (flake) n • flocco
flocculus n • flocculo
floccus n • flocco
flock, herd, drove n • grege
flock (of sheep) n • grege
flock (of wool) n • flocco
flock, throng, crowd (a place) v • affluer
flock, throng, crowd (a place) v • affluer -flu-/-flux-]
flock (tuft of wool) n • flocco
flock v • affluer
flock or herd (collect into a) v • gregar
flock-together v • attruppar se
floe n • blocco de glacie flottante
flog, beat, whip v • verberar
flog v • flagellar
flogging n • flagellation
flong [Print] n • flaon
flood, flow n • flucto
flood, inundate v • inundar
flood, inundation n • inundation
flood (of water) n • inundation
flood (surge) n • torrente
flood (surge) n • diluvio
flood v • inundar
floodgate, sluice n • esclusa
floodlight n • illumination de projectores
floodlight v • illuminar con projectores
floor (ground) n • solo
floor (ground) n • pavimento
floor (of stones, tiles) n • pavimento
floor (storey) n • etage
floor (storey) n • plano
floor, story n • etage
floor, story n • etage F]
floor (the floor of a room) n • solo
floor v • consternar
floor-board n • tabula de pavimento
flop (failure) n • fiasco
flop (noise) n • ruito surde
flop v • faller
flop-down v • cader pesantemente
flophouse n • albergo de mal reputation
flophouse n • pension de mal morte
floppy adj • flaccide
floppy adj • multo flexibile
floppy-disk [Comp] n • dischetta
flora n • flora
Flora [Rom. Rel] n • Flora
floral adj • floral
floral [Bot] adj • floral
Florence n • Florentia
Florentine adj • florentin
Florentine n • florentino
floret, floscule [Bot] n • flosculo
florid (of complexion) adj • rubicunde
florid (of style) adj • floride
Florida n • Florida
floridity n • floriditate
florin n • florino
florist n • florista
florist (one who sells flowers) n • florista
floscule, floret [Bot] n • flosculo
flosculous [Bot] adj • flosculose
flotant, swimming adj • flottante (ppr of flottar)
flotant, swimming adj • flottante
flotation, floatation (act of floating) n • flottation
flotilla n • flottilia
flounder (specie de) n • platessa
flounder v • proceder con difficultate
flour (convert into flour) v • farinar
flour, meal n • farina
flour n • farina
flour (sprinkle or cover with flour) v • infarinar
flour bin n • fariniera
flour merchant n • farinero
flour storehouse n • fariniera
flourish (gesture) n • grande gesto
flourish [Mus] • floritura
flourish v • florescer
flourish v • florar
flourish v • florer
flourish vi • prosperar
flourish vi • florer
flourish vi • florescer
flourish vt • agitar
flourish (written) n • parapho
flourishing, healthy, vigorous adj • vegete
flourishing, healthy, vigorous adj • vegete (vé-)
flourishing (state of) n • florimento
floury adj • farinose
flout v • tractar sin respecto
flout v • disobedir a
flow (1. flowing; 2. flow of the tide) n • fluxo
flow, flood n • flucto
flow (into) v • affluer
flow (into) v • affluer -flu-/-flux-]
flow n • fluxo
flow, trickle v • manar
flow v • fluer
flow v • fluer flu-/fluct-/flux-]
flow down v • defluer
flow forth v • effluer
flow together v • confluer
flower (1. blossom; 2. flowering plant; 3. the best part) n • flor
flower, bloom v • florer
flower, bloom v • florar
flower, bloom v • florescer
flower n • flor
flower v • florer
flower v • florescer
flower pattern, branched pattern n • ramage (-aje)
flower pattern, branched pattern n • ramage
flower-bed n • parterre
flower-bud n • button del flor
flowering, blooming (state of) n • florimento
flowering, blossoming (act or state of) n • floration
flower-pot n • vaso a flores
flower-shop n • floreria
flower-shop n • boteca de florista
flowery (1. abounding in flowers; 2. Rhet] (florid) adj • floride
flowing, running adj • currente
flowing into (action of) n • imbuccamento
flu n • influenza
fluctuant adj • fluctuante (ppr of fluctuar)
fluctuant adj • fluctuante
fluctuate v • fluctuar
fluctuation (1. continual change; 2. Pathol]) n • fluctuation
fluctuation n • fluctuation
flue n • tubo de camino
flue n • tubo de organo
fluency n • fluentia
fluent adj • fluente
fluent adj • fluente (ppr of fluer)
fluent adj • eloquente
fluent (be - in) v • dominar
fluently adv • facilemente
fluently adv • con fluentia
fluff n • lanugine
fluffy adj • lanuginose
fluid adj • fluide (flù-)
fluid adj • fluide
fluid n • fluido (flù-)
fluid n • fluido
fluidification n • fluidification
fluidify, render fluid v • fluidificar
fluidity n • fluiditate
fluoresce v • fluorescer
fluorescence n • fluorescentia
fluorescent adj • fluorescente (ppr of fluorescer)
fluorescent adj • fluorescente
fluoric adj • fluoric
fluoride [Chem] n • fluoruro
fluoride n • fluoruro
fluorine [Chem] n • fluor
fluorine [Chem] n • fluor (-òr)
fluorite [Mineral] n • fluorita
fluoroscope n • fluoroscopio
fluoroscopic adj • fluoroscopic
fluoroscopy n • fluoroscopia
fluoroscopy n • fluoroscopia (-ìa)
flush (abundant) adj • abundante
flush (cards) n • flush
flush (flow) n • fluxo subite
flush (level) adj • nivellate
flush (of lavatory) v • functionar
flush (redden) vi • rubescer
flush (redness) n • rubor (del facie)
flush (redness) n • rubor
flush vt • lavar con aqua currente
flushed adj • excitate
fluster n • agitation
fluster v • confunder
flute (1. to play on a flute; 2. to play, whistle, or sing with a note like that of a flute) v • flautar
flute, fluting (of a column) Arch] n • cannellatura
flute, groove, channel v • cannellar
flute [Mus] n • flauta
flute n • flauta
fluted, grooved adj • cannellate
fluted, grooved adj • cannellate (ppr of cannellar)
fluting [Arch] n • canal
fluting, flute (of a column) Arch] n • cannellatura
flutist n • flautista
flutter (agitation) n • agitation
flutter (beat irregularly) vi • palpitar
flutter, flit v • papilionar
flutter (of wings) n • movimento
flutter (of wings) vi • papilionar
flutter vt • agitar
flutter vt • batter
fluvial adj • fluvial
fluvial, fluviatile adj • fluviatile
fluviatile, fluvial adj • fluviatile
flux [Med] n • fluxo
flux n • fluxo
flux n • flucto
fluxion [Math/Pathol] n • fluxion
fly (as in birds fly) v • volar
fly [Entom] n • musca
fly (escape) v • escappar
fly (flee) v • fugir
fly (in air) vi • volar
fly n • musca
fly (of flag) v • flottar
fly (pilot) vt • pilotar
fly (rush) v • precipitar se
fly again v • revolvar
fly back v • revolvar
fly-away v • partir
fly-away v • partir (volante)
fly-back v • retornar (volante)
fly-back v • retornar
flying adj • volatile
flying animal, winged creature n • volatile
fly-off v • projectar se in le aere
fly-off v • comenciar volar
fly-over n • ponte superior
fly-up v • montar
fly-up v • montar (volante)
flywheel n • volante
foal n • cavallo neonate
foal n • pullo
foal n • asino neonate
foam (form or gather foam) v • scumar
foam, froth n • spuma
foam, froth, spume (form or gather foam or froth) v • spumar
foam n • spuma
foam n • scuma
foam, scum n • scuma
foam v • scumar
foam v • spumar
foaminess n • spumositate
foaming, foamy adj • spumose
foaming, scummy adj • scumose
foamy, foaming adj • spumose
foamy, spumiferous adj • spumifere
focal adj • focal
focalize, focus (bring to a focus) v • focalisar
focus, focalize (bring to a focus) v • focalisar
focus n • centro
focus n • foco
focus (optics) n • foco
focus (optics) v • focalisar
focus v • concentrar
fodder n • forrage
foe n • inimico
foe n • adversario
foetus, fetus n • feto
foetus n • feto
fog, mist, brume n • bruma
fog, mist, haze n • nebula
fog, mist, haze n • nebula (né-)
fog n • bruma
fog n • nebula
foggy adj • brumose
foggy adj • nebulose
foggy, misty, brumous adj • brumose
fog-horn n • sirena
fog-horn n • sirena (de nebula)
foible adj • puncto debile
foil (1. Arch]; 2. as in tin foil) n • folio
foil (contrast) n • contrasto
foil [Fencing] n • floretto
foil (leaf, thin sheet) n • folio (de auro o de altere metallo)
foil (leaf, thin sheet) n • folio
foil, tinsel n • auripelle
foil v • frustrar
foist v • incargar
foist v • imponer
fold (doubling) n • plica
fold (for sheep) n • ovil
fold, pleat n • plica
fold, pleat v • plicar
fold v • plicar (se)
fold v • plicar
fold, wrinkle, crease n • ruga
fold up (make smaller by folding) v • replicar
folder (for papers) n • camisa
folder (printed) n • prospecto
folding adj • plicabile
folding adj • abundante
folding screen n • paravento
folding up (act of) n • replicamento
foliaceous [Bot] adj • foliacee
foliage n • foliage (-aje)
foliage n • foliage
foliation (leafing out of plants) n • foliation
folio (book in folio) n • in-folio
folio (large sheet of paper folded once) n • folio
foliole (leaflet) Bot] n • foliolo
foliole (leaflet) Bot] n • foliolo (-ì-)
folious, foliose [Bot] adj • foliose
folk n • nation
folk n • populo
folk-dance n • dansa traditional
folklore n • folklore A]
folklore n • folklore
folklorist n • folklorista
folk-song n • canto traditional
folk-tale n • legenda traditional
follicle [Bot/Anat] n • folliculo
follicular adj • follicular
folliculose, folliculous adj • folliculose
follow (copy) v • imitar
follow (go after) vt • sequer
follow (understand) v • comprender
follow v • sequer sequ-/secut-]
follow v • sequer
follow vi • resultar
follow next v • subsequer
follower n • adherente
follower n • imitator
follower n • sequitor, discipulo, adherente, adepto, partisano
following (after) adj • sequente
following, coming after adj • postere
following, next adj • sequente (ppr of sequer)
following, next adj • sequente
follow-up n • consecution
folly n • follia
folly n • follia (-ìa)
foment (1. Med]; 2. as in to foment rebellion) v • fomentar
fomentation (1. Med]; 2. stirring up of discontent, rebellion) n • fomentation
fomentation [Med] n • fomento
fomenter (1. Med]; 2. as in a fomenter of rebellion) n • fomentator
fomes [Med] n • fomite (fò-)
fomes [Med] n • fomite
fond adj • tenere
fond adj • affectionate
fond (be - of) v • amar
fond (be - of) v • affectionar
fondant n • fondant F]
fondant n • fondant
fondle v • palpar
fondle v • caressar
fondness n • teneressa
fondness n • affection
font (baptismal) n • fonte
font n • fonte
fontal (1. source, of the scource) adj • fontal
fontal, fountain adj • fontanari
fontanelle, fontanel [Anat] n • fontanella
food (dish of) n • vivanda
food n • mangiar
food n • mangiar (-jàr)
food n • nutrimento
food n • alimento
food, sustenance n • victo
fool (buffoon) n • buffon
fool (dolt) n • imbecille
fool (dolt) n • idiota
fool (make a - of oneself) v • render se ridicule
fool v • dupar
foolish adj • insensate
foolish adj • insipiente
foolish adj • imprudente
foolish adj • fatue
foolish, fatuous adj • fatue
foolish, insensate, senseless adj • insensate
foolishness, ignorance, stupidity n • nescietate
foolishness n • insipientia
foolishness n • imprudentia
fool's gold, pyrite, iron pyrites [Mineral] n • pyrite
foot (1. foot of man or animal) n • pede
foot n • pede
foot (of a pillar or mast) n • calce
foot bath, pediluvium [Med] n • pediluvio
foot-ball (ball) n • ballon (de football)
foot-ball (ball) n • ballon
foot-ball (game) n • football
football n • football A]
football n • football
foot-baller (player) n • footballero
foot-bridge n • passerella
foot-bridge n • ponte pro pedones
footgear, footwear n • calceatura
foot-hold n • puncto de appoio
foot-hold n • puncto de appoio (pro le pedes)
footing, basement (of a column or wall) Arch] n • basamento
foot-lights n • lumines del proscenio
footman, valet, lackey n • lacai
footman, valet, lackey n • lacai (-ài)
foot-note n • nota al pede del pagina
foot-path n • sentiero
foot-print n • impression del pede
footprint n • vestigio
foot-step n • passo
foot-the-bill v • pagar le conto
footwear, footgear n • calceatura
foot-wear n • calceatura
for (1. not against; 2. in place of, in exchange or return for) prep • por
for (1. not against; 2. in place of, in exchange or return for) prep • pro
for (as -) prep • quanto a
for conj • nam
for (during) prep • durante
for (on behalf of, in exchange for) prep • pro
for (since) prep • depost
for a long time, long adv • longemente
for or pertaining to ashes, cinerary adj • cinerari
for the most part, commonly, usually adv • plurimo (plù-)
for the most part, commonly, usually adv • plurimo
for the rest, besides adv • cetero (cé-)
for the rest, besides adv • cetero
forage (1. fodder, feed; 2. act of providing fodder) (-aje) n • forrage
forage n • forrage
forage (rove in search of forage or provisions) v • forragiar (-ajar)
forage (rove in search of forage or provisions) v • forragiar
forage v • forragiar
forager n • forragiator
forager n • forragiator (-aja-)
Foraminifera [Zool] n • foraminiferos
Foraminifera [Zool] n • foraminiferos (-ìferos)
for-bear v • abstiner se (de)
for-bear v • abstiner se
forbearance, longanimity, long-suffering n • longanimitate
forbearing, longanimous, long-suffering adj • longanime (-gà-)
forbearing, longanimous, long-suffering adj • longanime
forbid, prohibit v • prohibir
forbid v • prohiber
forbidding adj • sever
forbidding adj • menaciante
force (1. bodily strength; 2. as in force of character; 3. power, violence, or constraint exerted upon a person or thing; 4. Phys]) n • fortia
force (armed -s) n • fortias armate
force, compel, necessitate (make necessary) v • necessitar
force, compel v • compulsar
force (in -) phr • in vigor
force n • fortia
force v • fortiar
force v • obligar
force by threats v • concuter -cut-/-cuss-]
force by threats v • concuter
forceful adj • energic
forceful adj • vigorose
forcemeat, stuffing [Cookery] n • farce
forcemeat, stuffing [Cookery] n • farce F]
forceps (dental) n • pincia
forceps (obstetrical) n • forcipe (fòr-)
forceps (obstetrical) n • forcipe
forcer (one who forces) n • fortiator
forcible adj • per fortia
forcing (act of) n • fortiamento
ford n • vado
ford v • transir per un vado
ford, wade through v • vadar
fordable adj • vadabile
fore adj/adv • anterior
fore n • proa
fore (the -) phr • a prime rango
fore-arm n • antebracio
forearm n • antebracio
fore-cast n • prevision
fore-cast n • prognostico
fore-cast v • previder
fore-cast v • prognosticar
fore-cast (weather -) n • bulletin meteorologic
fore-court n • cortil
forefather, ancestor n • atavo (à-)
forefather, ancestor n • atavo
fore-father n • ancestre
fore-father n • atavo
fore-finger n • digito indice
fore-front n • prime rango
fore-go v • abstiner se de
fore-go v • renuntiar
fore-gone adj • predeterminate
fore-gone adj • inevitabile
fore-ground n • prime plano
fore-hand (sport) n • colpo directe
fore-hand (superiority) n • position superior
fore-head n • fronte
forehead n • fronte
foreign adj • estranie
foreign adj • estranier
foreign (as in foreign countries) adj • estranie
foreign (as in foreign countries) adj • extere
foreign countries n • extero (éx-)
foreign countries n • extero
foreign lands, foreign parts n • estraniero
foreign parts, foreign lands n • estraniero
foreigner n • estraniero
foreigner, stranger n • estraniero
foreknow v • precognoscer
foreknow v • precognoscer -gnosc-/-gnit-]
fore-leg n • gamba anterior
foreman n • preposito, attendente, bailivo, chef de equipa, prime obrero.
fore-most adj • principal
fore-most adj • prime
forename (first name) n • prenomine
forensic adj • forense
foreplay n • comportamento sexual
forerunner, harbinger, precursor n • precursor
forerunner n • heraldo
forerunner n • precursor
foresee, see beforehand v • provider
foresee, see beforehand v • provider -vid-/-vis-/-vist-]
foresee v • previder
foresee v • previder -vid-/-vis-/-vist-]
foreseeable adj • previsibile
foreseeing (having foresight) adj • previdente
foreseeing (having foresight) adj • previdente (ppr of previder)
foreseeing, prophetic adj • presage
foreseen adj • previste
foreseen, expected adj • provise
foreshadow, prefigure v • prefigurar
foreshadow v • presagir
foreshadow v • augurar
foresight (faculty of foreseeing) n • previdentia
foresight n • prudentia
foresight n • prevision
foresight, prevision n • prevision
foresking n • prepucio
forest n • foreste
forest n • silva
forest, sylvatic adj • silvatic
forest v • forestar
forest, wood adj • silvestre
forest, wood n • silva
forestal adj • forestal
fore-stall v • anticipar
fore-stall v • prefigurar
fore-stall v • prevenir
forestall v • prevenir -ven-/-vent-]
forestall v • prevenir
forester n • forestero
forester (officer having charge of a forest) n • forestero
forester, silviculturist n • silvicultor
forestry n • silvicultura
forestry n • foresteria (-ìa)
forestry n • foresteria
forestry, silviculture n • silvicultura
foretell, prophesy v • prophetisar
foretell v • predicer
forethought n • premeditation
forethought n • previdentia
forever adv • sempre
forewarn, admonish beforehand v • premoner
forewarn, warn, caution v • prevenir -ven-/-vent-]
forewarn, warn, caution v • prevenir
foreword n • prefacio
forfeit (fine) n • mulcta
forfeit (fine) n • pena
forfeit [Horse Racing] n • forfeit A]
forfeit [Horse Racing] n • forfeit
forfeit (racing) n • forfeit
forfeit v • perder per confiscation
forge (as in to forge chains) v • forgiar (-jar)
forge (as in to forge chains) v • forgiar
forge (documents) v • falsificar
forge (form by heating and hammering) v • fabricar
forge (metal) v • forgiar
forge (metal) v • fabricar
forge n • forgia
forge, smithy n • fabrica
forge, smithy n • forgia (forja)
forge, smithy n • forgia
forge, smithy n • fabrica (fà-)
forge-ahead v • avantiar constantemente
forged, counterfeit adj • contrafacte
forger (one who commits forgery) n • falsario
forgery (1. counterfeiting; 2. counterfeit) n • contrafaction
forgery n • falso
forgery n • falsification
forget (duties) v • negliger
forget (fail to remember) v • oblidar
forget, unlearn v • disapprender
forget v • oblidar
forgetful adj • obliviose
forgetful adj • negligente
forgetfulness n • oblivion
forgetfulness n • oblido
forget-me-not [Bot] n • non-me-oblida
forget-me-not, myosotis [Bot] n • myosotis
forget-me-not, myosotis [Bot] n • myosotis (-sò-)
forgive, pardon v • pardonar
forgive v • pardonar
forgiveness n • pardono
forgiveness, pardon n • pardono
for-go, fore- v • abstiner se de
for-go, fore- v • renuntiar
fork (1. as in pitchfork) n • furca
fork (1. to manipulate with a fork; 2. to give the shape of a fork to; 3. to be or turn fork-shaped) v • furcar
fork (as in knife and fork) n • furchetta
fork (cutlery) n • furchetta
fork (in road) n • bifurcation
fork (tool) n • furca
fork v • bifurcar se
forked, fork-shaped adj • furcate
forkful (of hay, food etc.) n • furcata
fork-shaped, forked adj • furcate
forlorn adj • desolate
forlorn adj • abandonate
form (1. to shape, make; 2. to make up, constitute) v • formar
form, blank n • formulario
form (constitute) v • constituer
form (printed) n • formulario
form, shape, configure v • configurar
form, shape n • faction
form, shape n • forma
form, shape v • conformar
form (shape) n • forma
form (shape, set up) v • formar
form an abscess, turn into an abscess v • absceder -ced-/-cess-]
form an abscess, turn into an abscess v • absceder
form into a body v • corporar
form into bundles, fagot v • fagottar
form octaves v • octavar
form or be formed into a trade-union v • syndicar
formal adj • formal
formal Herce: formalismo adj • formal
formalism n • formalismo
formalist n • formalista
formality (conventional form) n • formalitate
formality n • formalitate
formality n • ceremonia
formally adv • formalmente
format n • formato
format v • formatar un dischetta
format v • initiar un dischetta
formation n • formation
formative adj • formative
former (earlier) adj • precedente
former (earlier) adj • anterior
former (earlier) adj • previe
former (female first of two) adj • illa
former (first of two) (the) dem adj • ille
former (male first of two) adj • ille
former (neuter first of two) adj • illo
former (person or machine) n • formator
former (the) (first of two) dem adj • celle
former communist, ex-communist n • ex-communista
former husband, ex-husband n • ex-marito
former minister, ex-minister [Pol] n • ex-ministro
formerly adv • previemente
formerly, at one time n • vice
formerly, before adv • anteriormente
formerly, once adv • olim
formerly, once adv • olim (ò-)
formerly, previously, before adv • antea
formic (as in formic acid) Chem] adj • formic
formicant (as in formicant pulse) Med] adj • formicante
formicant (as in formicant pulse) Med] adj • formicante (ppr of formicar)
formicate, swarm (like ants) v • formicar
formicide n • formicida
formicivorous adj • formicivore
formidable adj • formidabile
formula n • formula
formulary (collection of formulas) n • formulario
formulate v • formular
formulation (of a problem) n • enunciato
fornicate v • fornicar
fornicator n • fornicator
fornicatrix n • fornicatressa
forsake, abandon v • derelinquer -linqu-/-lict-]
forsake, abandon v • derelinquer
forsake v • abandonar
forsake v • renunciar
for-sale n • in vendita
forsworn, perjured adj • perjur
forsythia [Bot] n • forsythia
fort, garrison n • presidio
fort n • fortalessa
fort n • forte
fortalice, small fort n • fortino
forte [Mus] adv • forte
forte [Mus] n • forte
forte n • forte
forte (strong point) n • forte
forth adv • in avante
forth (and so -) phr • et cetera
forth-coming (come) adj • imminente
forth-coming (come) adj • proxime
forth-coming (friendly) adj • affabile
forth-right adj • franc
forth-right adj • directe
forth-with adv • immediatemente
forthwith, immediately after, just after adv • subinde
fortieth adj • quaresime
fortieth adj • quarantesime
fortieth adj • quaresime (-ésime)
fortieth adj • quarantesime (-ésime)
fortieth n • quarantesimo
fortifiable adj • fortificabile
fortification [Mil] n • fortification
fortification n • fortification
fortifier, tonic n • fortificante
fortify (as in to fortify a city) v • munir
fortify, strengthen (again) v • reconfortar
fortify, strengthen v • confortar
fortify v • fortificar
fortify in advance v • premunir
fortitude n • fortitude
fort-night n • duo septimanas
fortress n • fortalessa
fortuitous adj • fortuite (-ù-)
fortuitous adj • fortuite
fortuitousness n • casualitate
fortunate adj • fortunate
fortunate (favored by fortune) adj • fortunate
fortunate, happy adj • felice
fortunately adv • fortunatemente
fortune (1. chance, luck; 2. wealth, riches) n • fortuna
fortune n • fortuna
fortune teller (using playing cards) n • cartomante
fortune telling, cartomancy (by means of playing cards) n • cartomantia
fortune telling, cartomancy (by means of playing cards) n • cartomantia (-ìa)
fortune-teller (clairvoyant) n • vidente
fortune-teller (palmist) n • chiromante
fortune-teller (with cards) n • cartomante
forty adj • quaranta
forty n • quaranta
forum (1. public place; 2. court, tribunal) n • foro
forum n • foro
forward adv • in avante
forward (advanced) adj • avantiate
forward (precocious) adj • precoce
forward, send on v • reexpedir
forward (too bold) adj • impertinente
forwarding, sending on n • reexpedition
forwards adv • in avante
fossa [Anat] n • fossa
fosse, ditch, trench, moat n • fossato
fossette, dimple n • fossetta
fossil adj • fossile
fossil adj/n • fossile
fossil n • fossile
fossiliferous adj • fossilifere
fossilization n • fossilisation
fossilize v • fossilisar
fossor [Eccl] n • fossor
fossorial, digging adj • fossori
foster (encourage) v • incoragiar
foster (encourage) v • favorir
foster (rear) v • elevar
foster (rear) v • nutrir
foster-child n • infante adoptive
foster-father n • patre adoptive
foster-mother n • matre adoptive
foster-parents n • parentes adoptive
foul (dirty) adj • impur
foul (disgusting) adj • infecte
foul (disgusting) adj • disgustose
foul (of weather) adj • execrabile
foul (of weather) adj • horribile
foul (offensive to the senses) adj • infecte
foul (smelly) adj • fetide
foul (sport) n • falta
foul v • contaminar
foulard n • foulard F]
foulard n • foulard
foulplay (crime) n • comportamento criminal
foulplay (crime) n • violentia criminal
foulplay (sport) n • comportamento illicite
foulplay (sport) n • joco illicite
found, base v • basar
found, cast [Metal] v • funder fund-/fus-]
found, cast [Metal] v • funder
found (establish) v • fundar
found (establish) v • establir
found (lay the foundation of) v • fundar
foundation (1. action of founding; 2. endowed institution) n • fundation
foundation, base n • fundamento
foundation, basis n • base
foundation, establishment (of an office)) n • erection
foundation n • fundamento
foundation n • fundo
founder (collapse) v • faller
founder, establisher (of an institution) n • instaurator
founder, institutor n • institutor
founder n • fundator
founder (sink) v • affundar se
foundry (establishment where founding of metal is carried on) n • funderia (-ìa)
foundry (establishment where founding of metal is carried on) n • funderia
foundry n • funderia
fountain (artificially produced jet of water) n • fontana
fountain, fontal adj • fontanari
fountain n • fontana
fountaineer n • fontanero
fountain-pen n • pluma stylographic
four adj • quatro
four adj • quattuor (quàt-)
four adj • quattuor
four (numeral) n • quatro
four (on all -s) phr • a quatro patas
four-footed, quadruped adj • quadrupede
four-footed, quadruped adj • quadrupede (-drù-)
four-oared quadrireme, quadrireme adj • quadrireme
four-sided, quadrilateral adj • quadrilatere
fourteen adj • quattuordece (-òr-)
fourteen adj • dece-quatro
fourteen adj • quattuordece
four-teen (numeral) n • dece-quatro
fourteenth adj • dece-quarte
four-teenth (ordinal) adj • dece-quarte
fourth adj • quarte
fourth [Mus] n • quarta
fourth (ordinal) adj • quarte
fourth (ordinal) n • quarto
fowl (domestic) n • gallina(s)
fowl (domestic) n • pullo(s)
fowl n • ave, aves
fox n • vulpe
fox v • mystificar
foxglove, digitalis [Bot] n • digital
fox-glove n • digital
fox-hole n • fossa excavate pro protection contra le foco inimic
fox-hound n • can de chassa al vulpes
fox-hunting n • chassa al vulpes
fox-terrier n • fox-terrier A]
fox-terrier n • fox-terrier
fox-trot n • fox-trot
foyer n • foyer
foyer n • vestibulo
fraction n • fraction
fractional adj • fractional
fractional adj • fractionari
fracture, break into pieces v • dispeciar
fracture n • fractura se
fracture n • fractura
fracture v • fracturar
fracturing, breaking into pieces (act of) n • dispeciamento
fraenum, frenum [Med] n • freno
fragile adj • fragile
fragile (easily broken) adj • fragile
fragility n • fragilitate
fragment n • clasma
fragment n • fragmento
fragmentary adj • fragmentari
fragmentation n • fragmentation
fragmentize v • fragmentar
fragrance n • olentia
fragrance n • fragrantia
fragrant adj • olente
fragrant adj • fragrante
fragrant adj • olente (ppr of oler)
fragrant, aromatic adj • aromatic
frail (1. having a delicate structure or constitution, fragile; 2. morally weak) adj • fragile
frail (delicate) adj • fragile
frail (delicate) adj • delicate
frail, infirm adj • infirme
frail [Med] • debile
frailty (1. frailness; 2. moral weakness) n • fragilitate
frambesia, yaws [Pathol] n • frambesia
frame (as in to frame a picture) v • inquadrar
frame (body) n • corpore
frame, build n • corporatura
frame (crime) v • incriminar per medio de un stratagema
frame, framework n • armatura
frame, framework n • inquadramento
frame (framework) n • structura
frame (framework) n • armatura
frame (human) n • membratura
frame (of a picture, etc) n • quadro
frame (of bicycle) n • structura
frame (of bicycle) n • quadro
frame (of picture) n • quadro
frame (of window) n • quadro del fenestra
frame (picture) v • inquadrar
frame (shape) v • construer
frame (shape) v • formular
frame (skeleton) n • skeleto
frame maker n • inquadrator
frame of mind n • stato de animo
frame skeleton (of man or animal) n • ossatura
framer (picture) n • inquadrator
framework, frame n • inquadramento
framework, frame n • armatura
framework n • armatura
framework n • structura
framework n • skeleto
framework, ossature [Arch] n • ossatura
framing (action of) n • inquadramento
franc [Fin] n • franco
franc n • franco
France [Geog] n • Francia
France n • Francia
Frances nprf • Francisca
franchise (privilege) n • franchitia
franchise (right to vote) n • suffragio
franchise (right to vote) n • derecto de votar
franchise (right to vote) n • electorato
francisc, francisca Hist] n • francisca
Franciscan [R.C.Ch] adj • franciscan
Franciscan [R.C.Ch] n • franciscano
Francomania, Gallomania n • gallomania (-ìa)
Francomania, Gallomania n • gallomania
Franconia n • Franconia
Franconian adj • franconian
Franconian n • franconiano
Francophile adj • francophile
Francophile, Gallophile adj • gallophile
Francophile, Gallophile n • gallophilo (-lò-)
Francophile, Gallophile n • gallophilo
Francophile n • francophilo
Francophile n • francophilo (-ò-)
Francophilism, Gallophilism n • gallophilia (-ìa)
Francophilism, Gallophilism n • gallophilia
Francophobe adj • francophobe
Francophobe adj • francophobe (-cò-)
Francophobe, Gallophobe adj • gallophobe (-lò-)
Francophobe, Gallophobe adj • gallophobe
Francophobe, Gallophobe n • gallophobo (-lò-)
Francophobe, Gallophobe n • gallophobo
Francophobe n • francophobo
Francophobe n • francophobo (-cò-)
Francophobia, Gallophobia n • gallophobia
Francophobia, Gallophobia n • gallophobia (-ìa)
frank adj • franc
frank adj • sincer
frank adj • candide
frank (as in to be frank with one) adj • franc
Frank [Hist] n • franco
frank v • francar
frankfurter n • salsicia de francoforte
frankincense n • pur incenso, olibano
Frankish adj • franc
frankly adv • francamente
frankness n • sinceritate
frankness n • franchitia
frantic adj • phrenetic
frantic, frenzied adj • furibunde
frantic, frenzied, phrenetic adj • phrenetic
fraternal adj • fraterne
fraternal adj • fraternal
fraternal, brotherly adj • fraternal
fraternal, brotherly adj • fraterne
fraternally adv • fraternemente
fraternally adv • fraternalmente
fraternity, brotherhood (state of being brothers) n • fraternitate
fraternity n • fraternitate
fraternize v • fraternisar
fratricidal adj • fratricidal
fratricide (act of killing one's brother or sister) n • fratricidio
fratricide (one who kills his brother or sister) n • fratricida
fraud, deception n • fraude
fraud n • fraude
fraudulent (1. dishonest, deceitful; 2. intended to deceive) adj • fraudulente
fraudulent adj • fraudulente
fraught adj • cargate
fraxinella, gas plant [Bot] n • fraxinella
fray n • lucta
fray n • conflicto
fray v • exilar (se)
fray v • exilar
freak adj • anormal
freak (anomaly) n • anomalia
freak (anomaly) n • phenomeno
freak (creature) n • monstro
freak (whim) n • capricio
freak-out v • poner se extrememente nervose
freak-out v • experientiar hysteria
freckle n • ephelide (-fé-)
freckle n • lentigine
freckle n • lentigene
freckle n • ephelide
freckled adj • lentiginose
free adv • gratis
free (at liberty) adj • franc
free (at liberty) adj • libere
free (enjoying liberty) adj • libere
free (exempt) adj • exempte
free (generous) adj • liberal
free, gratis (of charge) adv • gratis
free, gratis (of charge) adv • gratis (qrà-) L]
free, liberate v • liberar
free (not lacking freedom) adj • franc
free (of charge) adj • gratuite
free v • liberar
free from blame, exculpate v • disculpar
free from errors v • appurar
free from hoarseness v • disinraucar
free from stigma v • disinfamar
free in speech or manner, easy, unconstrained adj • disinvolte
free market, outside market [Fin] n • coulisse
free market, outside market [Fin] n • coulisse F]
freeborn adj • ingenue
freedman [Rom. Hist] n • liberto
freedom n • libertate
freedom in speech or manner, ease, unconstraint n • disinvoltura
free-hold n • proprietate absolute
freeing from hoarseness (action of) n • disinraucamento
free-lance adj • independente
Freemason, Mason n • mason
Freemason, Mason n • francmason
free-mason n • francmason
Freemasonry n • francmasoneria (-ìa)
Freemasonry n • francmasoneria
free-way n • autostrata
free-will n • libere arbitrio
freeze (1. to cause to freeze; 2. to become ice) v • gelar
freeze, ice, glaciate v • glaciar
freeze v • gelar
freeze-dried adj • lyophilisate
freeze-dry (lyophilize) v • lyophilisar
freezer n • refrigerator cryogenic
freezing, chilling adj • frigorifere
freezing, frost n • gelatura
freezing-point n • puncto de congelation
freight, burden (of or pertaining to burden, freight, etc.) adj • onerari
freight n • frete
freight n • cargo
freight-train n • traino de mercantias
French adj • francese
french adj/n • francese
French (language) n • francese
french-bean n • phaseolo
french-fries n • patatas frite
French-Guiana [Geog] n • Guyana Francese
Frenchification n • francisation
Frenchify v • francisar
french-man adj • francese
Frenchman, Frenchwoman n • francese
french-window n • porta-fenestra
french-woman (femina) adj • francese
Frenchwoman, Frenchman n • francese
frenum, fraenum [Med] n • freno
frenzied adj • phrenetic
frenzied, frantic adj • furibunde
frenzied, phrenetic, frantic adj • phrenetic
frenzy, mania n • furor
frenzy n • phrenesia (-ìa)
frenzy n • phrenesia
frequency n • frequentia
frequent adj • frequente
frequent v • frequentar
frequent vt • frequentar
frequentation n • frequentation
frequentative [Gram] adj • frequentative
frequenter n • frequentator
frequently adv • frequentemente
frequently, often adv • frequentemente
frequently, often adv • saepe
frequently, often adv • saepe (sài-)
frequently, often, repeatedly adv • sovente
frequently, repeatedly adv • subinde
fresco n • fresco
fresco (picture painted in fresco) n • fresco
fresh (1. new, recent; 2. not spoiled, faded or worn; 3. not artificially preserved) adj • fresc
fresh (chilled) adj • fresc
fresh (new) adj • fresc
freshness n • frescor
fresh-water n • de aqua dulce
fret v • impatientar se
fret vi • inquietar se
fret vt • corroder
fret work n • labor a perforationes
fret (music) n • traste
friar [Eccl] n • fratre
friar n • fratre
fricassee n • fricassee
fricassee n • fricassee F]
fricassee v • fricassear
fricassee v • fricassar
fricative [Phonet] adj • fricative
fricative [Phonet] n • fricativa
friction (1. rubbing of limbs; 2. Mech]) n • friction
friction n • friction
friction, rub v • frictionar
friction, rubbing n • fricamento
Friday n • venerdi (-dì)
Friday n • venerdi
fridge n • refrigerator
fried adj • frite (pp of frir)
fried adj • frite
fried-egg n • ovo frite
friend [Fem] • amica
friend (fem.) n • amica
friend (fem.) n • amica (-ìca)
friend [Masc] • amico
friend (masc.) n • amico (-ìco)
friend (masc.) n • amico
friendliness, amicability n • amicabilitate
friendliness n • amabilitate
friendliness n • benevolentia
friendly adj • amical
friendly, amicable adj • amicabile
friendly (not enemy) adj • amic
friendly (not enemy) adj • amic (-ìc)
friendly feeling, liking n • sympathia
friendly feeling, liking n • sympathia (-ìa)
friend-ship n • amicitate
friendship n • amicitate
frieze n • frisio
fright n • espavento
fright n • terror
frighten (fill with fright) v • espaventar
frighten v • terrer
frighten v • espaventar
frightful adj • espaventabile
frightful (dreadful, horrible) adj • espaventabile
frightful, horrendous adj • horrende
frightful (horrendous) adj • horrende
frightful (terrible) adj • terribile
frightfully adv • extraordinarimente
frigid adj • glacial
frigid adj • frigide
frigid, cold (not warm) adj • frigide
frigid [Med] adj • frigide
frigidity [Med] n • frigiditate
frigidness, coldness n • frigiditate
frigorific, cooling, chilling adj • frigorific (-ìfic)
frigorific, cooling, chilling adj • frigorific
frill adj • volante
frill, ruffle n • volante
fringe, border n • frangia (franja)
fringe, border n • fimbria
fringe, border n • frangia
fringe (border) n • frangia
fringe, decorate with fringes v • frangiar (-jar)
fringe, decorate with fringes v • frangiar
fringe n • margine
fringe v • ornamentar con frangia
fringe maker or dealer n • frangiero
fringe maker or dealer n • frangiero (-jero)
fringed adj • fimbriate
fringed adj • frangiate (-ja-)
fringed adj • frangiate
fringes, fringing n • frangiatura (-ja-)
fringes, fringing n • frangiatura
fringing, fringes n • frangiatura (-ja-)
fringing, fringes n • frangiatura
frisk vi • gambadar
frisk vt • facer perquisition de
frisk vt • palpar
frisky adj • vivace
fritter n • fritura
frivolity, frivolousness n • frivolitate
frivolity n • frivolitate
frivolous (1. lacking importance or weight; 2. inclined to levity) adj • frivole
frivolous adj • frivole, legier
frivolous adj • legier, frivole
frivolousness, frivolity n • frivolitate
frizzle, crimp, crape, crisp, curl v • crispar
frizzle v • crispar
frizzy adj • crispate
frock n • roba
frock coat n • redingote F]
frock coat n • redingote
frog (rr) n • cruciata
frog [Zool] n • rana
frog pond, place where frogs abound, froggery n • raniera
froggery, frog pond, place where frogs abound n • raniera
frogman n • homine rana
frog-shaped, raniform adj • raniforme
frolic n • joco allegre
frolic v • diverter se
from (as -) prep. phr • a partir de
from (because of) prep • a causa de
from, out of prep • ex
from (out of) prep • ex
from prep • ab
from prep • de
from, since prep • desde
from, since prep • ab
from a distance phr • de longe
from a distance phr • a distantia
from bad to worse phr • de melior in pejor
from door to door phr • de porta a porta
from Havana, Havana adj • havanese
from house to house phr • de casa a casa
from now phr • desde hic a
from now phr • de ci a
from now on phr • de ci in avante
from now on phr • desde nunc in avante
from place to place phr • de hic a illac
from place to place phr • de sito a sito
from place to place phr • de placia a placia
from side to side phr • de latere a latere
from side to side, through prep • traverso
from that cause, therefore adv • inde
from that place, from there, thence adv • inde
from that time, after that, thereupon, tenceforward adv • inde
from the prep/art • del
from the same country adj • conational
from the top phr • al commencio
from there, thence, from that place adv • inde
from top to bottom phr • de alto a basso
from without adv • foris (fòr-), foras (fòr-)
from without adv • foris, foras
from without adv • foras (fòr-), foris (fòr-)
from without adv • foras, foris
from without adv • for
front (1. face of a building; 2. Mil]) n • fronte
front (in - of) adv • avante
front (in - of) adv • ante
front (mil) n • fronte
front n • parte anterior
front n • fronte
front prep • ad
front prep • anterior
front door n • porta principal
frontal adj • frontal
frontal [Eccl] n • paramento
frontier, boundary, border n • frontiera
frontier (fig) n • limite
frontier (of country) n • frontiera
frontispiece [Arch] n • frontispicio
frost (as in night frost) n • gelo
frost (at night) n • gelo
frost, freezing n • gelatura
frost, hoarfrost n • pruina (-ìna)
frost, hoarfrost n • pruina
frost (hoarfrost) n • pruina
frostbite n • congelation
frostheap n • cumulo per gelo
frosty adj • glacial
frosty adj • gelate
froth, foam n • spuma
froth n • spuma
froth, spume, foam (form or gather foam or froth) v • spumar
frown n • corrugation del fronte
frown v • corrugar le fronte
frown v • rugar le fronte
frozen adj • gelate
Fructidor [French Revolutionary Calendar] n • fructidor
fructification n • fructification
fructify, bear fruit v • fructificar
frugal (1. inclined to live simply; 2. simple, not lavish) adj • frugal
frugal adj • economic
frugal adj • frugal
frugality, frugalness n • frugalitate
frugally adv • frugalmente
frugally adv • economicamente
frugalness, frugality n • frugalitate
fruit n • fructo
fruit loft n • fructiero
fruit salad n • macedonia de fructos
fruit store n • fructeria (-ìa)
fruit store n • fructeria
fruit-bearing adj • fructifere
fruiterer, greengrocer n • fructero
fruitful adj • productive
fruitful adj • fructuose
fruitful (soil) adj • fecunde
fruitful (soil) adj • fertile
fruitful (tree) adj • fructuose
fruition, enjoyment n • fruition
fruition n • realisation
fruitless adj • infructuose
fruitless adj • van
frumentaceous adj • frumentacee
frumentaceous adj • frumentari
frustraneous, vain, futile adj • frustranee
frustrate (1. to disappoint, deceive; 2. to balk, render vain) v • frustrar
frustrate v • frustrar
frustration n • frustration
frustrative, frustratory (that disappoints or renders vain) adj • frustratori
frustratory, frustrative (that disappoints or renders vain) adj • frustratori
fry (cook by frying) v • friger
fry, frying n • fritura
fry v • friger
fry v • frir
frying, fry n • fritura
frying pan n • patella
frying pan n • frigitoria
frying pan n • fritoria
frying pan, skillet n • patella
Fuchsia [Bot] n • fuchsia
fuchsia n • fuchsia
fuchsin n • fuchsina
fuddle v • confunder
fuel n • combustibile
fuel v • approvisionar de combustibile
fugitive adj • fugitive
fugitive n • fugitivo
fugue [Mus] n • fuga
fulcrum n • fulcro
fulfill, -fil (carry out) v • exequer
fulfill, -fil (complete) v • completar
fulfill, -fil (desires, plans) v • realisar
fulfill, -fil (prayer) v • exaudir
fulfill, -fil (satisfy) v • satisfacer
fulfillment (carrying out) n • execution
fulfillment (completion) n • completion
fulfillment (-filment-) n • satisfaction
fulfillment (of desires, plans) n • realisation
fulgent adj • fulgente
fulgent adj • fulgente (ppr of fulger)
fulgid, shining adj • fulgide
fulgidity, shine, brilliance n • fulgiditate
fulgor, dazzling brightness n • fulgor
fulgural, lightning adj • fulgural
fulgurate, flash, lighten v • fulger
fulgurating [Med] adj • fulgurante ppr of fulgurar
fulguration n • fulguration
fulgurite [Geol] n • fulgurite
full adj • plen
full adj • complete
full, mill v • fullar
full length adj • de plen longitude
full length (film) adj • de longe metrage
full moon, plenilune n • plenilunio
full of pity, merciful adj • misericordiose
full of reefs adj • scoliose
full power, plenipotence n • plenipotentia
full stop n • puncto
full time adj • que travalia un horario complete
fuller (one who fulls cloth) n • fullator
Fuller's herb, bouncing Bet, soapwort [Bot] n • saponaria
fulling (action of) n • fullatura
fulling stock, beater n • fullatorio
full-moon n • plenilunio
fulminate (1. to explode violently; 2. to inveigh, thunder) v • fulminar
fulminate [Chem] n • fulminato
fulmination n • fulmination
fulminator n • fulminator
fulminatory adj • fulminatori
fulmineous, lightning adj • fulminee
fulminic [Chem] adj • fulminic
fumarole [Geol] n • fumarola
fumble v • explorar tastante tentar sin successo
fume n • fumo
fume (show anger or irritation) v • fumar
fume, smoke n • fumo
fume vi • irritar
fume vt • fumar
fumigate v • fumigar
fumigating adj • fumigatori
fumigation n • fumigation
fumigator n • fumigator
fumitory [Bot] n • fumoterra
fun adj • divertente
fun adj • amusante
fun (be -) v • esser amusante
fun (have -) v • diverter se
fun (make - of) v • rider se de
fun n • allegressa
fun n • amusamento
fun n • divertimento, divertimentos
funambulist, tightrope walker n • funambulo
funambulist, tightrope walker n • funambulo (-àm-)
function (1. as in function of an organ; 2. Math]) n • function
function (as in to function as chairman) v • funger
function (as in to function as chairman) v • funger fung-/funct-]
function (ceremony) n • ceremonia public
function, office n • ministerio
function, residence of a priest [R.C.Ch] n • cura
function (task) n • function
function v • functionar
functional adj • functional
functionalism n • functionalismo
functionalist n • functionalista
functionally adv • functionalmente
functionary n • functionario
functioning (act of) n • functionamento
fund n • fundo
fund (sum of money set aside for a special purpose) n • fundo
fund v • fundar
fund v • consolidar
fundamental adj • fundamental
fundamentally adv • fundamentalmente
funeral adj • funeral
funeral adj • funebre
funeral, funerary adj • funerari
funeral, funereal adj • funebre
funeral, funereal adj • funebre (fù-)
funeral n • funere
funeral n • funerales
funeral party n • funerales
funerary, funeral adj • funerari
funereal, funeral adj • funebre
funereal, funeral adj • funebre (fù-)
fun-fair n • parco de attractiones
fungible [Law] adj • fungibile
fungicide fungicida n • fungicida
fungiform adj • fungiforme
fungologist n • fungologista
fungology n • fungologia (-ìa)
fungology n • fungologia
fungosity (1. fungus quality; 2. fungus excrescence) n • fungositate
fungous adj • fungose
fungus (1. Bot]; 2. Pathol]) n • fungo
fungus n • fungo
funicular adj • funicular
funiculus (1. umbilical cord, funis; 2. Bot]) n • funiculo
funiform adj • funiforme
funnel (1. small, tapering tube with a cone-shaped mouth; 2. Anat] (infundibulum) n • infundibulo
funnel (for pouring) n • infundibulo
funnel (of locomotive or ship) n • camino
funny adj • humoristic
funny adj • divertente
funny adj • comic
funny (odd) adj • curiose
fur n • pelle
fur coat, pelisse n • pellicia
fur store, furrier's n • pellicieria
furbish, clean, polish (up) v • furbir
furbisher n • furbitor
fur-coat n • pellicia
furfur (dandruff, scurf) n • furfure
furfuraceous (covered with branlike scales) adj • furfuracee
furfuraceous (resembling bran, branlike) adj • furfuracee
furious adj • furiose
furious adj • ragiose (-jo-)
furious adj • ragiose
furious adj • rabiose
furious, raging adj • furibunde
furiousness, fury n • furiositate
furlough, leave n • commeato
furnace n • fornace
furnace n • furno
furnish (as in to furnish a room) v • mobilar
furnish, cater, supply v • approvisionar
furnish, provide with v • munir
furnish (room) v • mobilar
furnish, supply, provide v • suppler
furnish, supply v • subministrar
furnish (supply, provide) v • fornir
furnish v • fornir
furnish with glass, glaze v • vitrar
furnish with tubes, tube v • tubar
furnish with windows v • fenestrar
furnisher n • fornitor
furnishing (act of) n • fornimento
furnishing, supplying (act of) n • approvisionamento
furnishings n • fornitura
furniture n • mobiles
furniture (set of) n • mobiliario
furniture-removal-van n • camion de translocationes
furniture-remover n • agente de cambio de domicilio
furrier n • pelliciero
furrier's, fur store n • pellicieria
furrow n • sulco
furrow, plow v • sulcar
furrow v • sulcar
furry adj • coperite de pilos molle
further adv • plus
further adv • ultra
further adv • plus ultra
further (of place) adj • ulterior
further (of place) adj • distante
further (supplementary) adj • additional
further v • promover
furthermore conj • etiam plus
furthermore, likewise, moreover adv • alsi (-ì)
furthermore, likewise, moreover adv • alsi
furthermost adj • in plus
furthermost (farthest) adj • plus distante
furthest adj • plus distante
furtive adj • furtive
furtive, stealthy adj • furtive
furuncle, boil [Pathol] n • furunculo
furunculosis [Pathol] n • furunculosis
furunculosis [Pathol] n • furunculosis (-òsis)
fury (fierce anger) n • furia
fury, furiousness n • furiositate
Fury [Mythol] n • furia
fury n • furia
fury, rage n • furor
fuse n • Mil]
fuse n • Elec]
fuse v • amalgamar (se)
fuse v • funder (se)
fuse v • funder
fuse v • amalgamar
fuselage [Aeronaut] n • fuselage F]
fuselage [Aeronaut] n • fuselage
fuselage n • fuselage
fusibility n • fusibilitate
fusible adj • fusibile
fusiform, spindle-shaped adj • fusiforme
fusilade n • fusilada
fusilier n • fusilero
fusion n • fusion
fuss n • commotion
fuss n • agitation
fuss v • preoccupar se de bagatellas
fussy adj • exigente
fussy adj • meticulose
futile adj • van
futile adj • inutile
futile (frivolous) adj • frivole
futile, frustraneous, vain adj • frustranee
futile (insignificant) adj • futile
futile (resistance is -) phr • le resistentia es inutile
future (1. time to come; 2. Gram]) n • futuro
future adj • futur
future n • futuro
futurism [Art] n • futurismo
futurist [Art] n • futurista
futurity (posterity) n • posteritate
fuzz n • lanugine
fuzzy (confused) adj • confuse
fuzzy (downy) adj • lanuginose
fuzzy (not clear) adj • indistincte