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l (letter -) n • littera l (el)
la, A (the note) Mus] n • la
la [Mus] n • la
label (fig) v • classificar
label n • etiquetta
label (put a label on) v • etiquettar
label (put a label on) v • etiquettar (-ke-)
label (put label on) v • etiquettar
label, tag, ticket n • etiquetta
label, tag, ticket n • etiquetta (-ké-)
labial [Gram] adj • labial
labialize v • labialisar
labiate adj • labiate
labile, unstable adj • labile
labiodental [Phonet] adj • labiodental
labor (hard -) phr • travalio dur
labor (in -) prep. phr • parturiente
labor (indust) n • mano de obra
labor (labour) v • laborar, travaliar
labor (labour) v • travaliar, laborar
labor [Med] n • dolores del parto
labor, toil n • travalio
labor, toil v • travaliar
labor (work, labour) n • labor, travalio
labor (work, labour) n • travalio, labor
laboratory adj • laboratorial
laboratory n • laboratorio
laborer n • laborator, travaliator
laborer n • travaliator, laborator
laborer, workman n • travaliator
laborious (1. hard-working, industrious; 2. requiring hard work, toilsome) adj • laboriose
laborious adj • laboriose
laboriousness (1. diligence; 2. toilsomeness) n • laboriositate
labor-party n • partito del laboratores
labor-saving adj • que allevia travalio
Labrador n • Labrador
labradorite [Mineral] n • labradorite
labyrinth (1. maze; 2. Anat]) n • labyrintho
labyrinth n • labyrintho
labyrinthic, labyrinthine adj • labyrinthic
labyrinthine, labyrinthic adj • labyrinthic
lac (dark-red resinous incrustation produced by the puncture of the Coccus lacca) n • lacca
lace (as in Brussels lace) n • dentella
lace (fasten or tighten with a lace) v • acordonar
lace (for shoes) n • cordon
lace (material) n • dentella, dentellas
lace (material) n • dentellas, dentella
lace, string (as in shoe lace, corset string) n • cordon
lace v • acordonar, laciar
lace v • laciar, acordonar
Lacedaemon (1. Gr. Mythol]; 2. Sparta) n • Lacedemone
lacedaemonian adj • lacedemonie
Lacedaemonian n • lacedemonio
laceration n • laceration
lachrymal adj • lacrimal
lachrymation n • lacrimation
lachrymatory adj • lacrimatori
lachrymatory, tear bottle [Archaeol] n • lacrimatorio
lachrymatory, tear-provoking adj • lacrimogene
lachrymose adj • lacrimose
lack, be lacking in v • carer
lack n • carentia, manco
lack n • manco, carentia
lack v • carer
lack, want n • manco
lack, want (of something) n • carentia
lack of appetite, inappetence, inappetency n • inappetentia
lack of devotion, indevotion n • indevotion
lack of extension n • inextension
lack of grace n • disgratia
lack of precision n • imprecision
lack of proportion, disproportion n • disproportion
lack of punctiliousness, inexactness n • impunctualitate
lack of verisimilitude, improbability n • inverosimilantia
lackey, footman, valet n • lacai
lackey, footman, valet n • lacai (-ài)
lacking grace adj • disgratiose
lacking in precision adj • imprecise
lacking probity, dishonest adj • improbe
lacking probity, dishonest adj • improbe (ìm-)
Laconia n • Laconia
Laconian adj • laconic
Laconian n • lacono
laconic adj • laconic
laconism n • laconismo
lacquer n • lacca
lacquer v • laccar
lactate [Chem] n • lactato
lactation (1. action of suckling; 2. secretion of milk) n • lactation
lactescence n • lactescentia
lactescent (having a milky look) adj • lactescente
lactescent (having a milky look) adj • lactescente (ppr of lactescer)
lactic ( pertaining to milk; 2. Chem]) adj • lactic
lactiferous adj • lactifere
lactose [Chem] n • lactoso
lactucarium (mild narcotic substance extracted from lettuce) n • lactucario
lacuna n • lacuna
lacunose adj • lacunose
lacustrine adj • lacustre
lad, boy, young man, youth n • garson
lad n • garson, juvene
lad n • juvene, garson
ladder (in a stocking) v • dismaliar se
ladder n • scala
laddie n • puera
lade, load v • cargar
laden adj • cargate
ladino adj/n • ladino, hispano-judeo
ladino adj/n • hispano-judeo, ladino
ladle n • coclear
ladle n • coclear (grande)
ladle v • servir con coclear
Lady n • Lady A]
lady n • seniora
lady n • dama
lady n • domina, dama, seniora
Lady n • Lady
lady n • dama, seniora, domina
lady n • seniora, domina, dama
ladybird n • coccinella
lady's maid n • camerera
lag (cover) v • revestir con materia isolante
lag (delay) v • morar
lag n • retardo
lager (beer) n • lager, bira clar german
lager (beer) n • bira clar german, lager
lagoon n • laguna
laic, laical, lay adj • laic (làic)
laic, laical, lay adj • laic
laic, layman n • laico
laical, lay, laic adj • laic (làic)
laical, lay, laic adj • laic
laicization n • laicisation
laicize v • laicisar
lair n • cubil
laity n • laicos
lake (large body of water surrounded by land) n • laco
lake n • laco
lake (pigment obtained from lac) n • lacca
Lake Leman, Lake of Geneva n • Lemano
Lake of Geneva, Lake Leman n • Lemano
-lalia (talking) occurring in compounds] n • -lalia
-lalia (talking) occurring in compounds] n • -lalia (-ìa)
lama n • lama
lamb n • agno
lambda (11th letter of the Greek alphabet) n • lambda
lambdacism n • lambdacismo
lambent adj • lambente
lambent adj • lambente (ppr of lamber)
lame (crippled) adj • claude
lame, limping adj • claude
lame, maim, cripple v • stropiar
lame (make -) v • stropiar
lame (of excuses) adj • debile
lame (person) n • stropiar
lamellibranch [Zool] n • lamellibranchio
lament (1. to wail; 2. to bewail) v • lamentar
lament, lamentation n • lamento
lament n • lamento
lament, plaint, lamentation n • plancto
lament v • lamentar
lamentable adj • lamentose
lamentable (be pitied) adj • lamentabile
lamentable, worthy of tears adj • lacrimabile
lamentation, deploration n • deploration
lamentation, lament n • lamento
lamentation, lament, plaint n • plancto
lamentation n • lamentation
lamenter n • lamentator
lamina ( thin plate, foil; 2. Bot] (the blade or flat expanded portion of aleaf) n • lamina
lamina ( thin plate, foil; 2. Bot] (the blade or flat expanded portion of aleaf) n • lamina (là-)
laminate ( to beat or roll into thin plates; 2. to split into layers or leaves; 3. to overlay with plates of metal) v • laminar
lamination n • lamination
lamp n • lampada (là-)
lamp n • lampada
lamp n • lampa
lamp n • lampa, lampada
lamp shop n • lampisteria (-ìa)
lamp shop n • lampisteria
lampadary n • lampadario
lampion n • lampion
lamplighter, lampman n • lampista
lampmaker n • lampadero
lampmaker or lamp seller n • lampista
lampman, lamplighter n • lampista
lampoon n • pamphleto
lampooner n • pamphletero
lamp-post n • palo de lampa
lamprey [Ichthyol] n • lampreda
lamp-shade n • paralumine
lance n • lancea
lance, spear n • lancea
lance [Surg] v • lancettar
lance (surgery) v • lancettar
lanceolate [Bot] adj • lanceolate
lanceolate leaf, petal [Bot] n • lanceola (-cé-)
lanceolate leaf, petal [Bot] n • lanceola
lancer n • lancero
lancet n • lancetta
lancing (action or result of) Surg] n • lancettada
land adj • terren
land [Aeronaut] v • atterrar
land, country n • pais
land, country n • pais (-ìs)
land, earth adj • terren
land (earth) n • terra
land (from ship) v • disbarcar
land (go ashore from a ship or boat) v • abbordar
land (nation) n • pais
land (of plane) v • atterrar
land, soil n • terreno
land (soil, tract of land) n • terreno
Landau n • Landau
landing (act of) Naut] n • abbordo
landing [Aeronaut] n • atterrage
landing [Aeronaut] n • atterrage (-aje)
landing (from ship) n • disbarcamento
landing (of house) n • corridor del scalas
landing (of plane) n • atterrage
landing pier, wharf n • disbarcatorio
land-lady (of house) n • proprietaria
land-lady (of inn) n • albergera
land-lady (of pub) n • patrona
land-lord (of house, land) n • proprietario
land-lord (of inn) n • albergero
land-lord (of pub) n • patrono
land-mark n • marca de terra
land-mark (notable feature) n • puncto de referimento
land-owner n • proprietario de terreno /latifundios, grande proprietario, latifundiario, latifundista
land-on-one's-feet v • cader super le pedes
land-scape n • paisage
landscape-painter n • paisagista (-jìsta)
landscape-painter n • paisagista
land-slide n • lapso de terreno
land-slide n • glissation terranee
lane (on motorway) n • via
lane (road) n • parve strata
language (expression) n • expression
language (phrasing) n • linguage
language, speech n • linguage
language, speech n • linguage (-aje)
language, tongue n • lingua
language (tongue) n • linguage, lingua
language (tongue) n • lingua, linguage
language-laboratory (lang-lab) n • laboratorio linguistic
languet, languette n • linguetta
languette, languet n • linguetta
languid adj • languide
languish (become or continue to be languid) v • languer
languish v • languer
languishment n • languimento
languor (state of bodily or mental weariness) n • languor
languorous adj • languorose
laniferous, wool-bearing adj • lanifere
lanky adj • alte e magre
lanolin n • lanolina
lantern (1. as in railroad lantern; 2. Arch]) n • lanterna
lantern n • lanterna
lanuginous, downy adj • lanuginose
lap, lick v • lamber
lap (lick) v • lamber
lap n • gremio
lap (sport) n • circuito del pista
lapel n • reverso
lapidary adj • lapidari
lapidary n • lapidario
lapidate, stone (1. to hurl stones at (someone) 2. to put to death by stoning) v • lapidar
lapidation, stoning n • lapidation
lapidator, stoner n • lapidator
lapideous, stone, stony adj • lapidee
lapidescence n • lapidescentia
lapidescent adj • lapidescente
lapidicolous [Zool] adj • lapidicole
lapidific adj • lapidific
lapidification, petrifaction, petrification n • lapidification
lapidify, petrify v • lapidificar
lapidous, stony adj • lapidose
lapillo, papillus [Geol] n • lapillo
lapillo, papillus [Geol] n • lapillo I]
lapis lazuli n • lapislazuli (-làz-)
lapis lazuli n • lapislazuli
Lap-land [Geog] n • Lapponia
lapp adj/n • lappon
lapse (1. as in lapse of time; 2. slip) n • lapso
lapse, expire, become invalid v • perimer
lapse, expire, become invalid v • perimer -im-/-empt-]
lapse (mistake) n • falta, error
lapse (mistake) n • error, falta
lapse (of time) n • lapso
lapse v • perimer
lapsed adj • perempte
lapsed, expired, invalid adj • perempte
larceny n • furto
larch n • larice (là-)
larch n • larice
lard (1. Cookery]; 2. to interlard) v • lardar
lard [Cookery] v • interlardar
lard n • lardo
lard v • lardar
lardaceous adj • lardacee
larder n • dispensa
larding or interlarding (action of) n • interlardamento
lardy adj • lardose
large adj • grande
large (be at -) v • esser libere
large-scala expr. • in (super) large scala, massive, grande
large kettle, cauldron n • caldieron
larghetto [Mus] n • larghetto I]
larghetto [Mus] n • larghetto
largo [Mus] n • largo
lark (bird) n • aloda
lark (fun) n • burla, farce, farsa
lark (fun) n • farsa, burla, farce
lark (fun) n • farce, farsa, burla
lark (singing bird of the family Alaudidae) n • aloda
lark (singing bird of the family Alaudidae) n • aloda (?)
lark v • facer un farce, burlar
lark v • burlar, facer un farce
larva (1. Rom. Mythol]; 2. Zool.) n • larva
larva n • larva
larval adj • larval
larvate [Med] adj • larvate
laryngeal adj • laryngee
laryngitis n • laryngitis
laryngitis n • laryngitis (-ìtis)
laryngoscope n • laryngoscopio
laryngoscopia n • laryngoscopia (-ìa)
laryngoscopia n • laryngoscopia
larynx n • larynge
lascivious adj • lascive
lasciviousness n • lascivitate
laser n • laser
lash (eyelash) n • cilio
lash (tie) v • ligar, attaccar
lash (tie) v • attaccar, ligar
lash (whip) n • colpo del flagello
lash (whip) v • flagellar
lashing (tying) n • attaccamento
lashing (whipping) n • flagellamento
lass n • puera
lassitude, weariness n • lassitude
lasso n • lasso
lasso n • lasso A]
lasso v • prender al lasso
last adj • ultime
last adj • ultime (ùl-)
last adv • in le ultime loco
last (at -) prep. phr • al fin
last, be permanent, endure v • permaner
last, endure v • durar
last, final adj • supreme
last (for shoes) n • forma
last (the -) prep. phr • usque al fin
last v • permaner, durar
last v • durar, permaner
last but two, antepenultimate adj • antepenultime
last but two, antepenultimate adj • antepenultime (-ùl-)
last night phr • nocte passate, a nocte
last night phr • a nocte, nocte passate
last on, perdure, continue v • perdurar
last week phr • le septimana passate
last-but-one adj • penultime
last-but-two adj • antepenultime
lasting adj • permanente, durabile
lasting adj • durabile, permanente
lasting, durable adj • durabile
lasting, enduring, permanent adj • permanente
lasting, enduring, permanent adj • permanente (ppr of permaner)
lasting one day adj • diurne
last-year n • le anno passate
latch n • pessulo
late adv • tarde
late adv • sero
late adv • in retardo
late (be -) v • esser in retardo
late (deceased) adj • decedite
late (delayed) adj • retardate, tardive
late (delayed) adj • tardive, retardate
late (recent) adj • recente
latecomer n • retardatario
late-cover v • retardatario
lateen yard [Naut] n • antenna
lateen-rigged lighter [Naut] n • fusta
lately adv • recentemente
lately, recently, newly adv • nuper (nù-)
lately, recently, newly adv • nuper
latency n • latentia
lateness (of arrival) n • arrivata tardive
lateness (of time) n • hora avantiate
latent adj • latente (ppr of later)
latent adj • latente
later adj • ulterior
later adv • depost, plus tarde
later adv • plus tarde, depost
later, subsequent adj • ulterior
later, subsequently adv • ulteriormente
later, subsequently adv • posteriormente
lateral adj • lateral
laterally adv • lateralmente
latest adv • ultime
latest (at the -) prep. phr • al plus tarde
lathe n • torno
lather n • scuma
lather v • facer scuma
laticlave [Rom. Antiq] n • laticlavo
latifundium n • latifundio
Latin (1. Rom. Hist] (native or inhabitent of Latium; 2. member of one of the Latin races; 3. Latin language) n • latino
latin adj • latin
Latin adj • latin
latin n • latino
Latin-America [Geog] n • Latin America
latin-american adj • latino-american
latin-american n • latino-americano
Latinism n • latinismo
Latinist n • latinista
Latinity n • latinitate
Latinization n • latinisation
Latinize (make Latin or Latinlike) v • latinisar
latitude (1. freedom from narrow restrictions; 2. Geol]) n • latitude
latitude n • latitude
latitudinal adj • latitudinal
latitudinarian adj • latitudinari
Latitudinarian n • latitudinario
Latium n • Latio
latria [Theol] n • latria (-ìa)
latria [Theol] n • latria
latrine n • latrina
latrine, privy n • privata
latter adj • iste
latter (second of two) (the) dem adj • iste
lattice n • cancello, reticulo
lattice n • reticulo, cancello
lattice enclosure, grating, railings n • cancello
lattice work, grating n • grilliage (-aje)
lattice work, grating n • grilliage
Latvia [Geog] n • Latvia
Latvia n • Latvia
Latvia n • Lettonia
latvian adj • letton, lette
latvian adj • lette, letton
latvian n • letton, letto
latvian n • letto, letton
laud, praise v • laudar
laudability, praiseworthiness n • laudabilitate
laudable adj • laudabile
laudable, praiseworthy adj • laudabile
laudanine [Chem] n • laudanina
laudanum (tincture of opium) n • laudano
laudanum (tincture of opium) n • laudano (làu-)
laudation, praise, lauding n • laudation
laudative, laudatory adj • laudative
laudatory adj • laudatori
laudatory, laudative adj • laudative
lauder n • laudator
lauding, laudation, praise n • laudation
laugh n • riso
laugh v • rider rid-/ris-]
laugh v • rider
laughable adj • risibile
laugh-at v • rider se de
laughing-stock adj • ludibrie
laughing-stock n • ludibrio
laughter n • riso
laughter n • riso, risos
laughter-burst n • risada
launch (1. to set afloat; 2. to start, set going) v • lancear
launch (as in steam launch) n • lancha (-sh-)
launch (as in steam launch) n • lancha
launch n • lancha
launch v • lancear
launching (1. setting afloat; 2. starting off, setting in operation) (action of) n • lanceamento
launching n • lanceamento
launching-pad n • platteforma de lanceamento
launder v • lavar e repassar
laundress n • lavandera
laundry (dirty clothes) n • pannos a lavar
laundry (establishment where clothes and other articles are washed and ironed) n • lavanderia (-ìa)
laundry (establishment where clothes and other articles are washed and ironed) n • lavanderia
laundry (just washed) n • pannos lavate
laundry (place) n • lavanderia
Lauraceae [Bot] n • lauraceas
lauraceous adj • lauracee
laureate, crowned with laurel adj • laureate
laurel adj • lauree
laurel, bay-tree, bay-laurel n • lauro
laurel n • lauriero, lauro
laurel n • lauro, lauriero
laurel (tree or shrub) n • lauriero
laurel crown n • laurea
laurel grove n • laureto
lauric [Chem] adj • lauric
lava n • lava
lava (volcanic) n • lava
lavabo (1. R.C.Ch]; 2. washstand) n • lavabo
lavatic, lavic adj • lavic
lavatory n • lavatorio, w.c.
lavatory n • w.c., lavatorio
lavatory (on bus, trains) n • lavatorio, w.c.
lavatory (on bus, trains) n • w.c., lavatorio
lavender [Bot] n • lavandula
lavender (color) adj • color de lavandula
lavender n • lavandula
lavic, lavatic adj • lavic
lavish adj • prodige
lavish v • prodigar, profunder
lavish v • profunder, prodigar
law (body of laws) n • derecto
law (in -) n • affin
law (my in -s) n • mis affines
law n • lege
law (profession, statute) n • lege
law, right (as in divine right or law) n • jure
law-abiding adj • observante le lege
law-breaker n • violator, transgressor
law-breaker n • transgressor, violator
lawful adj • licite, legitime
lawful adj • legitime, licite
lawful, licit adj • licite
lawful, licit adj • licite (lì-)
lawfulness, legality n • legalitate
law-giver n • legislator, legiferator
lawless n • ingovernabile, anarchic
lawless n • anarchic, illegal, ingovernabile
lawlessness n • anomia, anarchia, illegalitate.
lawmaker n • legislator, legiferator
lawmaking n • legiferation
lawn (ground covered with fine grass) n • gazon
lawn n • gazon
lawn tennis n • lawn tennis
lawn tennis n • lawn tennis A]
lawn-mower n • machina a tonder le
lawsuit n • lite
lawsuit n • processo
lawsuit n • lite, processo
lawsuit n • processo, lite
lawyer n • homine de lege
lax adj • laxe, negligente
lax adj • negligente, laxe
laxative adj • laxative
laxative, aperient n • aperitivo
laxative, aperitive, aperient adj • aperitive
laxative [Med] adj • laxative
laxative n • laxativo
laxity, laxness n • laxitate
laxness, laxity n • laxitate
lay adj • laic
lay, laic, laical adj • laic (làic)
lay, laic, laical adj • laic
lay, put, place v • poner pon-/posit-/post-]
lay, put, place v • poner
lay (up) on v • imponer
lay (up) on v • imponer -pon-/-posit-/-post-]
lay vi • poner ovos
lay vt • poner
lay brother [Eccl] n • converso
lay hold of, take v • sumer sum-/sumpt-]
lay hold of, take v • sumer
lay in a stock of, stock v • stockar
lay out, spend v • erogar
lay up (through illness) v • allectar
lay waste v • vastar
lay with a mat v • mattar
lay-a-bet v • facer un sponsion
lay-aside v • poner a un latere
layer, deposit, stratum [Geol] n • jacimento
layer n • strato, jacimento
layer n • jacimento, strato
layer, stratum n • strato
laying (up) on n • imposition
laying a pavement, paving (act of) n • pavimentation
laying a pavement, paving (action of) n • pavage
laying a pavement, paving (action of) n • pavage (-aje)
layman, laic n • laico
layman n • laico
layman n • profano
layman, secular n • secular
lay-out (clothes, papers) v • poner
lay-out (diagram) n • plano
lay-out v • poner
lay-up (basketball) n • layup
lay-up (store up) v • accumular
lazaretto (building or vessel used for detention in quarentine) n • lazaretto
Lazarist, Vincentian [R.C.Ch] n • lazarista
Lazarus n • Lazaro
Lazarus n • Lazaro (là-)
laze v • otiar, facer nihil
laze v • facer nihil, otiar
laziness n • pigressa
laziness n • pigritia
laziness n • pigressa, pigritia
laziness n • pigritia, pigressa
lazuli (lapis) n • lazuli
lazuli (lapis) n • lazuli (là-)
lazulite n • lazulite
lazy adj • pigre, indolente
lazy adj • indolente, pigre
lazy adj • pigre
lead (1. the metal lead; 2. bullets, shot) n • plumbo
lead adj • plumbee
lead (command) v • diriger, ducer
lead (command) v • ducer, diriger
lead (guidance) n • conducta
lead, guide, conduct v • menar
lead (guide) v • conducer, ducer, guidar
lead (guide) v • ducer, guidar, conducer
lead (guide) v • guidar, conducer, ducer
lead (metal) n • plumbo
lead, plumbeous adj • plumbee
lead, plummet [Naut] n • sonda
lead astray v • discamminar
lead away, abduce [Physiol] (abduct) v • abducer -duc-/-duct-]
lead away, abduce [Physiol] (abduct) v • abducer
lead poisoning, saturnism n • saturnismo
lead-astray (be in the -) v • esser al testa
lead-astray v • disviar
leaden adj • de plumbo, plumbee
leaden adj • plumbee, de plumbo
leader, chief n • chef F]
leader, chief n • chef
leader (of an army) n • stratego
leader (of newspaper) n • articulo de fundo
leader (person) n • chef, leader, conductor
leader (person) n • leader, conductor, chef
leader (person) n • conductor, chef, leader
leadership n • commando, direction
leadership n • direction, commando
leading adj • principal, eminente
leading adj • eminente, principal
leading, inducing adj • inductive
leading or outstanding person n • summitate
leadsman [Naut] n • sondator
leaf (1. Bot]; 2. leaf of a book) n • folio
leaf [Bot] n • folio
leaf, leave, shoot out leaves foliar v • foliar
leaf (of door) n • valva
leaf or wing (of a folding door) n • valva
leafless adj • defoliate
leaflet n • folio volante, foliolo
leaflet n • foliolo, folio volante
leafstalk, petiole [Bot] n • petiolo (-tì-)
leafstalk, petiole [Bot] n • petiolo
leafy adj • foliose
leafy (furnished with leaves) adj • foliate
league (association of persons, countries) n • liga
leak (of gas) n • fuga
leak (of water) n • via de aqua
leak v • facer aqua
leakage (fig) n • revelation
leakage (of liquid, gas) n • fuga, perdita
leakage (of liquid, gas) n • perdita, fuga
leak-out v • transpirar
lean (of meat) adj • magre
lean (of wall) v • inclinar
lean, thin, meager adj • magre
lean (thin) adj • discarnate, magre
lean (thin) adj • magre, discarnate
lean v • appoiar (se)
lean v • appoiar
leaning (inclination) n • inclination
leaning (resting) adj • appoiate
leaning (sloping) adj • inclinate
leaning (tendency) n • tendentia
leanness, thinness n • magressa
leanness, thinness Hcnce: emaciar n • macie
lean-out v • inclinar se
leap (- year) n • anno bissextil
leap, bound, jump n • salto
leap, bound, jump v • salir
leap, bound, jump v • salir sal-/salt-]
leap n • salto
leap v • saltar
leap-year n • anno bissextil
learn (1. to gain knowledge of, by study or instruction; 2. to acquire information about, find out about) v • apprender
learn v • apprender
learned adj • erudite, docte
learned adj • docte
learned adj • docte, erudite
learned, informed, well-informed adj • sciente
learned man, teacher, scholar n • doctor
learned person, scholar n • erudito
learner n • comenciante
learning, knowledge n • saper
learning, knowledge n • scientia
learning n • erudition, saper, scientia
learning n • saper, scientia, erudition
learning n • scientia, erudition, saper
lease n • contracto de location
lease v • locar, arrentar
lease v • arrentar, locar
lease-hold n • proprietate arrentate
leash n • corda
leasing, letting out (for hire) n • location
leasing n • location
least adj • minime
least adv • minime
least adv • minime (mì-)
least adv • le minus
least (at -) prep. phr • al minus
least (not in the -) prep. phr • nullemente
least, smallest, minimal adj • minime (mì-)
least, smallest, minimal adj • minime
leather adj • de corio
leather n • corio
leathery adj • coriacee
leave ( to allow to remain in some place or state; 2. to commit, entrust, hand over) v • lassar
leave (absence) n • congedo
leave, depart v • partir
leave, furlough n • commeato
leave (get going!) v/interj • vade!
leave (mil) n • commeato
leave n • permission
leave (permission to depart) n • congedo
leave, quit v • quitar
leave, shoot out leaves foliar, leaf v • foliar
leave vi • partir
leave vt • lassar, quitar
leave vt • quitar, lassar
leave a hiatus v • hiar
leave a margin on v • marginar
leave behind, relinquish v • relinquer -linqu-/-lict-]
leave behind, relinquish v • relinquer
leave out, skip v • saltar
leave the tracks, derail v • derailar (-rél-)
leave the tracks, derail v • derailar
leave-alone v • lassar in pace
leave-behind v • abandonar, relinquer
leave-behind v • relinquer, abandonar
leaven n • levatura
leave-off v • cessar
leave-out v • omitter
lebanese adj/n • libanese
Lebanon (1. Lebanon Mountains; 2. state of Lebanon) n • Libano (lì-)
Lebanon (1. Lebanon Mountains; 2. state of Lebanon) n • Libano
Lebanon [Geog] n • Libano
lecherous adj • lascive
lector [R.C.Ch] n • lector
lecture n • conferentia
lecture v • conferentiar
lecture vi • conferentiar
lecture vt • sermonisar
lecturer n • conferentiante
ledge (on building or cliff) n • bordo saliente, cornice
ledge (on building or cliff) n • cornice, bordo saliente
ledge (shelf) n • planca
ledger n • libro major
leech, bloodsucker [Zool] n • sanguisuga
leech n • sanguisuga
leek n • porro
leer n • reguardo maligne
leer v • reguardar malignemente
left adj • leve, sinistre
left adj • sinistre, leve
left (be - over) v • restar
left (be -) v • lassate
left (from - to right) adv • ab sinistra verso dextra
left n • leva
left (not right) adj • sinistre
left (not right) adj • leve
left (on the -) adv • al leva
left (on the -) adv • a sinistra
left vi • past part
left vt • past part
left-hand n • sinistra mano, mano leve
left-hand n • mano leve, sinistra mano
left-handed adj • sinistromane
left-handed (using the left hand more easily than the right) adj • sinistromane
left-luggage-office n • deposito de bagages
left-wing adj • socialista
left-wing (-er) n • socialista
leftover n • residuo, resto, sparnio.
leg [Anat] n • gamba
leg n • gamba
leg (of a chair, table) n • pede
leg (of furniture) n • pede
leg (pull somene's -) v • mystificar un person
legacy n • legato
legal adj • legal
legality, lawfulness n • legalitate
legalization n • legalisation
legalize (make legal, render legally valid) v • legalisar
legalize v • legalisar
legally adv • legalmente
legate (1. Rom. Hist]; 2. R.C.Ch]) n • legato
legatee n • legatario
legation (1. office, position, dignity, of alegate or of an envoy; 2. diplomatic representative of a country together with his staff; 3. premises occupied by a legation) n • legation
legation n • legation
legend (1. myth, fable; 2. inscription, caption) n • legenda
legend n • legenda
legendary adj • legendari
legging n • gambiera
legibility n • legibilitate
legible adj • legibile
legion (1. Mil]; 2. very large number) n • legion
legion n • legion
legionary adj • legionari
legionary n • legionario
legislate v • legiferar
legislation (1. making of laws; 2. laws made) n • legislation
legislation n • legislation
legislative (- branch) n • ramo legislative
legislative adj • legislative
legislative (as in legislative body) adj • legislative
legislator n • legislator
legislature (legislative body) n • legislatura
legitimacy n • legitimitate
legitimate (1. as in to legitimate a child; 2. to justify) v • legitimar
legitimate (1. lawfully begotten; 2. lawful, accordant with law) adj • legitime
legitimate (1. lawfully begotten; 2. lawful, accordant with law) adj • legitime (-gì-)
legitimate adj • legitime
legitimate v • legitimar
legitimation n • legitimation
legitimism n • legitimismo
legitimist n • legitimista
legume n • legumine
legumin [Chem] n • legumina
leguminiform adj • leguminiforme
leguminous adj • leguminose
leisure n • tempore libere, otio
leisure n • otio
leisure n • otio, tempore libere
leisurely adv • sin pressa, tarde
leisurely adv • tarde, sin pressa
lemma [Logic, Math] n • lemma
lemon adj • citrin
lemon (fruit of the lemon tree) n • limon
lemon n • citro, limon
lemon n • limon, citro
lemon tree n • limoniero
lemon yellow n • citrina
lemonade n • citronada, limonada
lemonade n • limonada, citronada
lemonade n • limonada
lemonade vendor n • limonadero
lemon-colored adj • citrin
lend v • prestar
lender n • prestator
lending (action of) n • prestation
lending n • prestation
length (at -) adv • longe
length (geographical) n • longitude
length n • longitude
length (spatial) n • longor
lengthen (make longer) v • allongar
lengthen v • prolongar, allongar
lengthen v • allongar, prolongar
lengthening (act of) n • allongamento
lengthy (longish) adj • assatis longe
lengthy (wordy) adj • prolixe
leniency n • clementia, indulgentia
leniency n • indulgentia, clementia
lenient adj • indulgente, clemente
lenient adj • clemente, indulgente
Leningrad n • Leningrad
Leninism n • leninismo
Leninist n • leninista
lens [Anat] n • crystallino
lens n • opt
lens [Opt] n • lente
lens (photog) n • lenticula
Lent n • quaresima (-ésima)
Lent n • quaresima
lent n • quaresima
Lenten adj • quaresimal
lenticel [Bot] n • lenticella
lenticular adj • lenticular
lentiform adj • lentiforme
lentil n • lenticula
lentil n • lente
leo n • leon
Leonidas n • Leonidas
Leonidas n • Leonidas (-ò-)
leonine, lion adj • leonin
leontiasis [Pathol] n • leontiase (-ì-)
leontiasis [Pathol] n • leontiase
leopard n • leopardo
leopard [Zool] n • leopardo
leper n • leproso
lepid-, lepido- (scale) occurring in compounds] n • lepid-
lepidodendron [Paleontol] n • lepidodendro
lepidolite [Mineral] n • lepidolitho (-òlito)
lepidolite [Mineral] n • lepidolitho
lepidopterous [Entom] adj • lepidoptere
lepidosiren [Zool] n • lepidosirena
Lepisma [Entom] n • lepisma
leporide n • leporide (-pò-)
leporide n • leporide
leporine, hare adj • leporin
leprosarium, leprosery n • lazaretto
leprosery, leprosarium n • lazaretto
leprosy n • lepra
leprous adj • leprose
lesbian adj • lesbian
lesbian n • lesbiana
lesion n • lesion
Lesotho [Geog] n • Lesotho
less adj • minus de
less adv • minus
less adv • minus (mì-)
less (more or -) prep. phr • plus o minus
less (none the -) prep • totevia
less-and-less adv • de minus in minus
lessee n • locatario
lessen, diminish v • minuer minu-/minut-]
lessen, diminish v • minuer
lessen, diminish v • diminuer
lessen v • minuer, diminuer
lessen v • diminuer, minuer
lessening n • remission, diminution
lessening n • diminution, remission
lesser adj • minor
lesson (1. Eccl]; 2. something taught or learned) n • lection
lesson n • lection
lesson (object lesson:) lection exemplificative (o objectificate).
lessor n • locator
lest conj • de pavor que
let (allow to, permit to) v • lassar
let (allow) v • lassar
let (may... that ...) n • que ...
let n • obstaculo
let, rent v • locar
let (rent) v • arrentar, locar
let (rent) v • locar, arrentar
let go, set free, release v • laxar
let off gas, break wind v • peder
let-down (lower) v • abassar
let-down (morally) v • disappunctar
lethal adj • letal
lethality n • letalitate
lethargic adj • lethargic
lethargy n • lethargia
lethargy n • lethargia (-ìa)
lethargy n • lethargo
let-me-know-about-it v • face saper lo a me
let-out v • lassar sortir
let's-go v • vade nos
Lett n • letto
Lett n • Latvian
letter (1. letter of the alphabet; 2. epistle) n • litera (lì-), littera (lì-)
letter (1. letter of the alphabet; 2. epistle) n • littera, litera
letter (1. letter of the alphabet; 2. epistle) n • littera (lì-), litera (lì-)
letter (1. letter of the alphabet; 2. epistle) n • litera, littera
letter (communication) n • littera
letter, epistle n • epistola
letter, epistle n • epistola (-pìs-)
letter (of the alphabet) n • litera, littera
letter (of the alphabet) n • littera, litera
letter patent n • patente
letter writer n • epistolero
letter-box n • cassa postal
lettered (versed in letters, educated) adj • litterate, literate
lettered (versed in letters, educated) adj • literate, litterate
letter-head n • capite de littera
lettering n • inscription
letters (man of -) n • litteratto, persona de litteras
letters (man of -) n • persona de litteras, litteratto
letters n • correspondentia
letterweight, paperweight n • cargalitteras (-lìt-)
letterweight, paperweight n • cargapapiros (-pì-)
letterweight, paperweight n • cargapapiros
letterweight, paperweight n • cargalitteras
letting off gas, breaking wind (action of) n • pedito
letting off gas, breaking wind (action of) n • pedito (pé-)
Lettish adj • letton
Lettish adj • lette
Lettish (language) adj • letton
Lettish (language) n • letto
lettuce n • lactuca
let-us-go (allow us to go) v • lassa nos ir
let-us-go (get going) v • vade nos
leuchaemia, leukemia n • leucemia
leuchaemia, leukemia n • leucemia (-ìa)
leuchaemic, leukemic adj • leucemic
leucocyte [Anat] n • leucocyto
leucocyte [Anat] n • leucocyto (-ò-)
leuk-, leuco- (white) occurring in derivatives and compounds] adj • leuc-
leukemia (-kaem-) n • leucemia
leukemia, leuchaemia n • leucemia (-ìa)
leukemia, leuchaemia n • leucemia
leukemic, leuchaemic adj • leucemic
Levantine adj • levantin
Levantine n • levantino
levator [Anat] n • elevator
level (1. instrument for establishing a level surface; 2. degree of elevation of a plane) n • nivello
level (1. Surv]; 2. to make level or even) v • nivellar
level adj • plan, platte
level adj • platte, plan
level adv • in tote sinceritate
level, flat adj • platte
level n • nivello, grado
level n • grado, nivello
level (on the -) adj • honeste
level, plane, flat adj • plan
level, smooth out v • explanar
level v • applattar, nivellar
level v • nivellar, applattar
level-crossing n • passage a nivello
leveler (one who or that which levels) n • nivellator
level-headed adj • ben equilibrate, judiciose
level-headed adj • judiciose, ben equilibrate
leveling (1. surveying; 2. making level) n • nivellamento
leveling n • nivellamento
leveling, smoothing out (action of) n • explanation
lever, crowbar, pry n • vecte
lever n • levator
lever v • sublevar
lever v • sublevar (con un levator)
leverage (lever power) n • potentia de ln levator
leverage (pressure) n • pression
levier of taxes, assessor n • taxator
levitate v • levitar
levitation n • levitation
levogyrate, levogyre, levogyrous [Phys. Chem] adj • levogyr
levogyre, levogyrous, levogyrate [Phys. Chem] adj • levogyr
levogyrous, levogyrate, levogyre [Phys. Chem] adj • levogyr
levulose [Chem] n • levulosa
levy [Mil] n • levata
levy n • Mil]
levy (tax) n • contribution, imposto
levy (tax) n • imposto, contribution
levy v • levar
levy tithes on v • decimar
lewd adj • lubric, impudic
lewd adj • impudic, lubric
lewd adj • lubric (lù-)
lewd adj • lubric
lewd, immodest adj • impudic
lewd, unchaste adj • inceste
lexical adj • lexical
lexicographer n • lexicographo
lexicographer n • lexicographo (-ò-)
lexicographical adj • lexicographic
lexicography n • lexicographia
lexicography n • lexicographia (-ìa)
lexicon n • lexico
lexicon n • lexico (lé-)
li-, lio-, leio- (smooth) occurring in compounds] adj • li-
liabilitics [Commer] n • passivo
liability n • obligation, responsabilitate
liability n • responsabilitate, obligation
liable adj • responsabile, subjecte
liable adj • subjecte, responsabile
liable to be accused, blameworthy adj • accusabile
liable to sin, peccable adj • peccabile
liable to tax or duty adj • taxabile
liaison (1. liaison between man and woman; 2. Phonet]) n • liaison F]
liaison (1. liaison between man and woman; 2. Phonet]) n • liaison
liaison n • liaison
liar n • mentitor
libel (1. Law]; 2. lampoon, satire) n • libello
libel n • libello, diffamation
libel n • diffamation, libello
libel v • libellar, diffamar
libel v • libellar
libel v • diffamar, libellar
libeler, libelist n • libellista
libelist, libeler n • libellista
libelous (-ellous) adj • diffamatori
liber, bast [Bot] n • libro
liberal (1. generous; 2. broadminded; 3. Pol]) adj • liberal
liberal adj/n • liberal
liberal n • liberal
liberal, openhanded adj • large
liberalism n • liberalismo
liberality (1. generosity; 2. broadmindedness) n • liberalitate
liberality, generosity n • largessa
liberality n • liberalitate
liberalization n • liberalisation
liberalize (make liberal) v • liberalisar
liberally adv • liberalmente
liberate, free v • liberar
liberate v • liberar
liberation n • liberation
liberator n • liberator
Liberia [Geog] n • Liberia
libertarian adj • libertari
libertarian n • libertario
libertarianism n • libertarismo
liberticide (one who detroys liberty) n • liberticida
libertinage n • libertinage
libertinage n • libertinage (-aje)
libertine (1. Rom. Hist] (son of a freedman; 2. freethinker; 3. licentious man) n • libertino
libertine adj • libertin
liberty (condition of being free, freedom) n • libertate
liberty n • libertate
libra n • libra
libral (1. pertaining to the pound; 2. pertaining to Libra) adj • libral
librarian n • bibliothecario
library (1. place where a collection of books is kept; 2. collection of books) n • bibliotheca
library n • libreria
library n • libreria (-ìa)
library n • bibliotheca
librettist n • librettista
libretto [Mus] n • libretto
libretto n • libretto
libriform (of the nature of liber) Bot] adj • libriforme
Libya [Geog] n • Libya
Libya n • Libya
libyan adj • libyan
Libyan adj • libyan
Libyan adj • libyc (lì-)
Libyan adj • libyc
libyan n • libyano
Libyan n • libyano
licence (1. permission, leave) n • licentia
license (exercise a trade or profession) n • patente
license (give licence to) v • licentiar
license n • patente, licentia
license n • licentia, patente
license v • licentiar, patentar
license v • patentar, licentiar
license v • patentar
licensee (with a licence) n • concessionario
licensee (with a patent) n • patentato
licentiate n • licentiato
licentiation, conferring the licentiate n • licentiamento
licentious adj • licentiose
licentious adj • lascivie
licentiousness adj • lascivietate
lichen (1. Bot]; 2. Pathol]) n • lichen
lichen n • lichen
lichenoid adj • lichenoide
lichenous adj • lichenose
licit, lawful adj • licite
licit, lawful adj • licite (lì-)
lick (as in to lick one's fingers) v • leccar
lick, lap v • lamber
lick v • leccar
licking (action of) n • leccamento
licorice, glycyrrhiza (1. Bot]; 2. Pharm]) n • liquiritia
licorice, glycyrrhiza n • glycyrrhiza
lictor [Rom. Antiq] n • lictor
lid, cover n • coperculo
lid n • coperculo
lie (be lying in a certain place) v • jacer
lie (be lying somewhere) v • cubar
lie, falsehood n • mentita
lie, falsehood n • falsitate
lie (falsehood) n • mendacio
lie (rest) v • cubar, jacer
lie (rest) v • jacer, cubar
lie, tell lies v • mentir
lie (tell lies) v • mentir
lie (untruth) n • mendacio
lie (white -) n • mendacio officiose
lie below (not to lie on top) v • succubar
lie hidden, be hidden v • later
lie or be situated around (a place) v • circumjacer
Liechtenstein [Geog] n • Liechtenstein
lied [Mus] n • lied
lied [Mus] n • lied G]
lie-down v • cubar se, reposar se
lie-down v • reposar se, cubar se
lie-hidden v • later
lie-idle v • esser disoccupate
lienteric adj • lienteric
lientery [Pathol] n • lienteria
lientery [Pathol] n • lienteria (-ìa)
lie-still v • restar tranquille
lieu (in - of) adv • in loco de
lieu n • loco
lieutenant (- colonel) n • locotenente colonello
lieutenant (1. vicegerent; 2. Mil]) n • locotenente
lieutenant n • locotenente
life (come to -) v • revivescer
life n • vita
lifebelt n • cinctura de salvamento
lifeboat n • barca de salvemento
lifeguard n • guarda
lifeguard n • guarda del corpore
lifeless adj • exanime, sin vita
lifeless adj • sin vita, exanime
lifelike adj • natural, vive
lifelike adj • vive, natural
lifeline n • cablo de salvamento
life-sized adj • de talia natural
lifespan n • duration, duration del vita, expectation de vita, tempore de vita, sperantia de vita, vita utile, longevitate.
lifetime (curso del) n • vita
lift, elevator n • ascensor
lift, elevator n • lift
lift, elevator n • lift A]
lift (for goods) n • montacargas
lift (for people) n • lift, ascensor
lift (for people) n • ascensor, lift
lift (help) n • adjuta
lift, hoist (lifting apparatus) n • montacargas
lift, hoist (lifting apparatus) n • montacargas (-càr-)
lift, raise (up) v • levar
lift (ride in car) n • viage gratuite
lift v • elevar, levar
lift v • levar, elevar
lift up, raise v • sublevar
lift up, raise v • realtiar
lift up v • sublevar, realtiar
lift up v • realtiar, sublevar
lifting, raising (up) (act of) n • levamento
lifting up, raising (act of) n • sublevamento
ligament [Anat] n • ligamento
ligament n • ligamento
ligamentous adj • ligamentose
ligature (1. Surg]; 2. Print] (combination of two letters; 3. Mus] (tie, slur) n • ligatura
light (a-) v • accender
light (fire) n • foco
light, kindle v • accender
light, kindle v • accender -cend-/-cens-]
light n • lumine, luce
light n • lumine
light n • luce, lumine
light (not dark) adj • clar
light (not heavy) adj • leve, legier
light (not heavy) adj • legier, leve
light (of little weight) adj • legier
light (of little weight) adj • legier (-jér)
light (of little weight) adj • leve
light, photic adj • photic
light, set alight v • incender
light, set alight v • incender -cend-/-cens-]
light open helmet n • caschetto
light red wine (of Southern France) n • claretto
light up v • exclarar
light-colored, pale adj • clarette
lighten, be lightening v • fulgurar
lighten (brighten) v • illuminar
lighten, fulgurate, flash v • fulger
lighten (make less heavy) v • alleviar
lighten (remove weight) v • alleviar
lightener n • alleviator
lightening (brightening) n • illumination
lightening (making less heavy) n • alleviation
lightening (of weight) n • alleviation
lighter (barge) n • gabarra
lighter (device for lighting cigarettes, gas, candles) n • accenditor
lighter (for cigarettes) n • accenditor
lighter (not so dark) adj • plus clar
lighter (not so heavy) adj • plus legier
light-headed adj • esturdite
light-hearted adj • allegre
lighthouse n • pharo
lighthouse, pharos n • pharo
lighting, kindling n • accendimento
lighting n • accendimento, illumination
lighting n • illumination, accendimento
lighting up (act of) n • exclaramento
lightness (state of being not heavy) n • legieressa (-jer-)
lightness (state of being not heavy) n • legieressa
lightness (state of being not heavy) n • levitate
lightning (flash of) n • fulgure
lightning, fulgural adj • fulgural
lightning, fulmineous adj • fulminee
lightning n • fulmine, fulgure
lightning n • fulgure, fulmine
lightning, thunder bolt n • fulmine
lightning rod n • parafulmine
lightning-rod n • parafulmine
lightning-rod-conductor n • parafulmine
lightswitch n • Elec]
light-up v • exclarar, illuminar
light-up v • illuminar, exclarar
lightweight n • peso legier
light-year n • anno de lumine
ligneous, woody adj • lignose
lignicole, lignicolous adj • lignicole
lignicolous, lignicole adj • lignicole
lignification n • lignification
ligniform adj • ligniforme
lignify v • lignificar
lignin [Chem] n • lignina
lignite, brown coal [Mineral] n • lignite
Liguria n • Liguria
likable adj • sympathic, agradabile
likable adj • agradabile, sympathic
likable, attractive adj • sympathic
like adj • resimilante, simile
like adj • simile, resimilante
like (be -) v • resimilar
like conj • como
like, equal adj • compare
like (feel -) v • desirar
like (love) v • amar
like (preference) n • preferentia, gusto
like (preference) n • gusto, preferentia
like prep • como
like, resembling adj • affin
like, resembling, similar adj • simile
like this adv • assi
likeable, -kable adj • agradabile, sympathic
likeable, -kable adj • sympathic, agradabile
likelihood n • verisimilitude, probabilitate
likelihood n • probabilitate, verisimilitude
likelihood, probability, verisimilitude n • verisimilitude
likely adv • probabile, verisimile
likely adv • verisimile, probabile
likely, probable, verisimilar adj • verisimile
likely, probable, verisimilar adj • verosimilante
liken, compare v • assimilar
likeness n • resimilantia, similitude
likeness n • similitude, resimilantia
likeness, resemblance, similitude n • similitude
likening, comparison n • assimilation
likes and dislikes phr • preferentias e repugnantias, gustos e odios
likes and dislikes phr • gustos e odios, preferentias e repugnantias
likewise (1. in the same manner; 2. moreover, furthermore) adv • item (ì-)
likewise (1. in the same manner; 2. moreover, furthermore) adv • item
likewise adv • mesmo
likewise adv • anque, equalmente
likewise adv • equalmente, anque
likewise, also adv • equalmente
likewise, moreover, furthermore adv • alsi (-ì)
likewise, moreover, furthermore adv • alsi
liking, friendly feeling n • sympathia (-ìa)
liking, friendly feeling n • sympathia
liking n • sympath, inclination
liking n • inclination, sympath
lilac adj/n • lilac
lilac [Bot] n • lilac
Liliaceae [Bot] n • liliaceas
liliaceous, lilylike adj • liliacee
lilly, lily n • lilio
lily, lilly n • lilio
lily n • lilio
lilylike, liliaceous adj • liliacee
limaciform, snail-shaped adj • limaciforme
limb n • membro
limb (of animal or human body) n • membro
limbo n • limbo
lime (calcium oxide) n • calce
lime (chalk) n • calce
lime (fruit) n • lima
lime (fruit of the lime) n • lima
lime (tree) n • tilia
lime-juice n • succo de lima
lime-stone n • petra de calce
limestone n • calcario
liminal (pertaining to the threshold) adj • liminar
limit, boundary n • limite (lì-)
limit, boundary n • limite
limit n • limite
limit v • limitar, restringer
limit v • restringer, limitar
limitable adj • limitabile
limitary, limiting limitar adj • limitar
limitation n • limitation
limitative adj • limitative
limited adj • limitate
limited, restricted adj • limitate
limited, restricted adj • limitate (pp of limitar)
limited-company n • societate anonyme
limiting limitar, limitary adj • limitar
limitrophe adj • limitrophe (-mì-)
limitrophe adj • limitrophe
limp (floppy) adj • flaccide
limp n • claudication
limp (pliable) adj • flexibile
limp v • claudicar
limpet n • patella
limpet, Patella [Zool] n • patella
limpid adj • limpide
limpidity, limpidness n • limpiditate
limpidness, limpidity n • limpiditate
limping (act of) n • claudication
limping, lame adj • claude
linden n • tilia
linden blossom n • tilia
line (1. cord, rope; 2. fish or fishing line; 3. linear mark, arrangement) n • linea
line (as in to line a coat) v • foderar
line n • linea
line (of clothes) n • foderar
line (stand in -) v • facer cauda
line v • linear
line up n • alineamento
line up v • alinear (se)
line up v • alinear
lineage n • lineage
lineal (pertaining to lines) adj • lineal
lineament (as in the lineaments of a face) n • lineamento
linear adj • linear
linear linear adj • linear
linen (fabric) n • tela de lino
linen (made with -) adj • tela de lino
linen (sheets) n • pannos blanc
linen (tablecloth, table -) n • drappo del tabula, panno del tabula
linen (tablecloth, table -) n • panno del tabula, drappo del tabula
liner n • nave de linea
linger, delay, tarry v • morar
linger v • tardar, morar
linger v • morar, tardar
lingerie n • subvestimentos (feminin)
lingerie n • subvestimentos
lingering (slow) adj • lente
lingering, tardy, dilatory adj • morose
lingering (tardy) adj • morose
lingual adj • lingual
lingual (involving the tongue) adj • lingual
linguist n • linguista
linguistic adj • linguistic
linguistics n • sci
linguistics n • linguistica
liniment n • linimento
lining (act of) n • foderatura
lining (as in the lining of a coat) n • fodero
lining (as in the lining of a coat) n • fodero (fò-)
lining (of clothes) n • fodero
link (bond) n • ligamine
link [Comp] n • ligamine
link (ring) n • anello
link v • concatenar, attaccar
link v • attaccar, concatenar
link together, concatenate v • concatenar
link together, concatenate v • incatenar
linoleum n • linoleum
linoleum n • linoleum (-nò-)
linotype, linotyping n • linotypia (-ìa)
linotype, linotyping n • linotypia
linotype n • linotypo
linotyping, linotype n • linotypia (-ìa)
linotyping, linotype n • linotypia
linotypist n • linotypista
linseed n • semines de lino
linux (unix clone) n • linux
lion, leonine adj • leonin
lion n • leon
lioness n • leonessa
lion's den n • leoniera
lion's-den n • leoniera
lion's-share n • parte del leon
lip [Anat] n • labio
lip (cheek) n • insolentia
lip n • labio
lip (rim) n • bordo
lip-balm n • balsamo pro labios
lip-read v • leger sur le labios
lip-stick n • stilo de carmino
liquefaction n • liquefaction
liquefaction n • liquidation
liquefactive adj • liquefactive
liquefiable adj • liquidabile
liquefiable adj • liquefactibile
liquefier n • liquidator
liquefy, melt v • funder
liquefy, melt v • funder fund-/fus-]
liquefy v • liquidar
liquefy v • liquefacer -fac-/-fact-]
liquefy v • liquefacer
liqueur n • liquor
liquid (1. fluid; 2. Phonet]) adj • liquide
liquid adj • liquide
liquid (fluid) n • liquido
liquid n • liquido
liquid n • liquor
liquid [Phonet] n • liquida
liquid [Phonet] n • liquida (lì-)
liquid-assets n • activo liquide
liquidate (1. Commer] (sell out) v • liquidar
liquidate v • liquidar
liquidation n • liquidation
liquidator n • liquidator
liquidity n • liquiditate
liquidize v • liquidar
liquor (alcoholic drink) n • liquor
liquor n • liquor
liquor dealer n • liquorista
liquorice n • liquiritia
lira [Monet] n • lira
lira [Monet] n • lira (pl lire) I]
lira n • lira
Lisbon [Geog] n • Lisboa
Lisbon n • Lisbona
lisp (have a -) v • esser blese
lisp n • blesamento
lisp v • blesar
list (enter in a list) v • listar
list (list of names, figures, words) n • lista
list n • lista
list [Nav] n • inclinar se
list [Nav] n • lista
list, roll, register (of members) n • matricula
list, selvage n • lista
list v • listar
listen v • ascoltar
listen to (1. to hearken to; 2. to mind, heed) v • ascoltar
listener, auditor, hearer n • auditor
listener n • ascoltator
listening, hearing n • ascolta
listening n • ascoltamento
listening place or post n • ascolta
listless adj • languide, apathic
listless adj • apathic, languide
list-server [Comp] n • servitor de listas
litany n • litania (-ìa)
litany n • litania
liter (litre) n • litro
liter n • litro
literal (1. as in literal notation of numbers; 2. as in literal translation) adj • literal, litteral
literal (1. as in literal notation of numbers; 2. as in literal translation) adj • litteral, literal
literal adj • itteral, literal
literal adj • literal,litteral
literally adv • litera per litera, literalmente
literally adv • littera per littera, litteralmente
literally adv • litteralmente, littera per littera
literally adv • literalmente, litera per litera
literary adj • literari,litterari
literary adj • litterari, literari
literate adj • litterate, literate
literate adj • literate, litterate
literature (literary productions collectively) n • litteratura, literatura
literature n • literatura, litteratura
litharge [Chem] n • lithargyro (-tàr-)
litharge [Chem] n • lithargyro
lithe adj • flexibile, agile
lithe adj • agile, flexibile
lithic (1. of stone; 2. Med]) adj • lithic
lithium [Chem] n • lithium (lìt-)
lithium [Chem] n • lithium
litho-, lith- (stone) occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • litho-
lithograph n • lithographia (-ìa)
lithograph n • lithographia
lithograph v • lithographiar
lithographer n • lithographo (-ò-)
lithographer n • lithographo
lithographic adj • lithographic
lithographic printing office n • lithographia (-ìa)
lithographic printing office n • lithographia
lithography n • lithographia
lithography n • lithographia (-ìa)
lithoid, stonelike adj • lithoide
lithosphere n • lithosphera
Lithuania [Geog] n • Lithuania
Lithuania n • Lituania
Lithuanian (1. inhabitant of Lithuania; 2. Lithuanian language) n • lituano
Lithuanian adj • lituan
Lithuanian n • lithuanian
litigant n • litigante
litigate (1. to be engaged in a lawsuit; 2. to dispute, contest) v • litigar
litigation n • litigation
litigious (1. quarrelsome; 2. disputable, debatable) adj • litigiose
Litorina [Zool] n • litorina
litre (liter) n • litro
litter (1. vehicle carried on men's shoulders or by animals; 2. stretcher; 3. straw, hay used as bedding for animals) n • lectiera
litter (as in the litter of a sow) n • portata
litter (of animals) n • ventrata, portata
litter (of animals) n • portata, ventrata
litter (of puppies) n • ventrata
litter (rubbish) n • immunditias
litter (stretcher) n • lectiera
litter v • lassar in disordine
litter-bin n • receptaculo de immunditias
little (a small degree) adv • pauco
little adj • parve, pauc
little adj • pauc, parve
little adv • pauco
little (not much) adj • pauc
little (not much) adj • poc
little, small adj • parve
little boat n • navetta
little by little, a little at a time, gradually, by degrees adv • paulatim
little by little, a little at a time, gradually, by degrees adv • paulatim (-là-)
little curl (little curled lock of hair) n • bucletta
little joke or jest n • joculo
little-by-little adv • pauco a pauco
little-finger n • digito auricular
littleness, smallness n • parvitate
littoral litoral, coast adj • litoral
liturgical, liturgic adj • liturgic
liturgist (authority on liturgies) n • liturgista
liturgy [Eccl] n • liturgia
liturgy [Eccl] n • liturgia (-ìa)
liturgy n • liturgia
live adj • vive
live adv • al vivo
live, living, alive adj • vive
live, reside v • demorar
live v • viver
live v • habitar
live coals n • brasa
live in, inhabit v • habitar
live together v • conviver
livelihood n • vita, medios de subsistentia
livelihood n • medios de subsistentia, vita
lively adj • vive
lively adv • plen de vita, animate, galliarde
lively adv • galliarde, plen de vita, animate
lively adv • animate, galliarde, plen de vita
lively, animated adj • animate pp of animar
live-on v • nutrir se de
liver [Anat] n • ficato (fì-)
liver [Anat] n • ficato
liver [Anat] n • hepate
liver [Anat] n • hepate (hé-)
liver n • hepate, ficato
liver n • ficato, hepate
livery n • livrea
livery (uniform worn by the servants of a household) n • livrea
livery (uniform worn by the servants of a household) n • livrea (-éa)
livestock, cattle n • bestial
livestock n • bestial
live-together v • cohabitar
livid (1. having a dull-bluish color; 2. black-and-blue) adj • livide
livid adj • livide
lividity, lividness n • lividitate
lividness, lividity n • lividitate
lividness n • livor
living adj • vive, vivente
living adj • vivente, vive
living, alive adj • vivente
living, alive, live adj • vive
living (earn one's -) v • ganiar su vita
living n • modo de viver, vita
living n • vita, modo de viver
living (the -) n • le vivos
living in a village adj • villan
living-room n • salon
Livonia n • Livonia
Livonian adj • livonie
Livonian n • livonio
livor [Pathol] n • livor
lizard n • lacerta
lizard of the genus Draco [Zool] n • dracon
lo!, see!, behold! adv • ecce
load, also: cargo n • cargamento
load, burden n • fardello
load, burden n • onere
load, charge (as in to load or charge a gun) v • cargar
load, lade v • cargar
load n • carga, fardello, onere
load n • onere, carga, fardello
load n • fardello, onere, carga
load, to burden with v • onerar
load v • onerar, cargar
load v • cargar, onerar
loading (1. lading; 2. as in loading of a gun) n • cargamento
loaf n • pan
loaf, stroll v • flanar
loaf v • flanar
loan n • presto
loan v • prestar
loathe v • execrar, detestar
loathe v • detestar, execrar
loathing n • repugnantia, detestation
loathing n • detestation, repugnantia
loathsome adj • repugnante
lobate, lobed adj • lobate
lobby (in house) n • hall, vestibulo
lobby (in house) n • vestibulo, hall
lobby, lounge [Theat] n • foyer F]
lobby, lounge [Theat] n • foyer
lobby n • Pol]
lobby n • Theat]
lobby v • exercer pression, sollicitar votos
lobby v • sollicitar votos, exercer pression
lobe n • lobo
lobed, lobate adj • lobate
lobster n • homaro (hò-)
lobster n • homaro
lobular adj • lobular
lobulate adj • lobulate
lobule n • lobulo
local adj • local
local n • pub, taverna
local n • taverna, pub
locality n • localitate
locality, spot n • localitate
localization n • localisation
localize v • localisar
locally adv • localmente
locate, place, set (in a particular place) v • locar
locate v • situar, locar
locate v • locar, situar
located (be -) v • situate
location (act of locating or placing) n • location
location n • situation, location
location n • location, situation
location, site n • implaciamento
locative [Gram] adj • locative
locative [Gram] n • locativo
loch n • laco
lock (fasten with a lock) v • serrar
lock (of a canal, river) n • esclusa
lock (of a door) n • serratura
lock (of canal) n • esclusa
lock (of door) n • serratura
lock v • serrar
lock away, lock up (something) v • serrar
lock up, lock away (something) v • serrar
locker n • armario
locket n • medalion
lock-in v • includer sub clave
locking (of a door) n • serramento
lockjaw, trismus n • trismo
lock-out (labor) n • lock-out
lockout n • lock-out A]
lockout n • lock-out
lock-out v • excluder sub clave
locks, curl in ringlets (cause to) v • anellar
lock-up v • serrar. incoffrar
locomobile adj • locomobile
locomobile (moveable steam engine) n • locomobile
locomotion n • locomotion
locomotive adj • locomotive
locomotive n • locomotiva
locomotivity n • locomobilitate
locomotor adj • locomotor
locust n • locusta
locution n • locution
lode, vein [Geol. and Mining] n • filon
lodge (1. meeting place of a branch of the Masonic order; 2. branch of the Masonic order) n • logia
lodge (1. meeting place of a branch of the Masonic order; 2. branch of the Masonic order) n • logia (loja)
lodge (an appeal) v • presentar
lodge (live) v • albergar, allogiar
lodge (live) v • allogiar, albergar
lodge n • logia
lodge (of money) v • deponer
lodge, shelter v • albergar
lodger n • pensionario, locatario
lodger n • locatario, pensionario
lodging n • allogiamento, albergo
lodging n • albergo, allogiamento
lodging, shelter n • albergo
lodging-house n • domo mobilate
lodgings n • camera mobilate
loft (attic) n • mansarda
loft (for grain) n • granario
loft (for pigeons) n • columbiera
lofty, elevated, sublime adj • excelse
lofty, high adj • elevate
lofty, high adj • eminente
lofty, high adj • elevate (pp of elevar)
log n • Naut]
log (of wood) n • bloco
log v • notar in le registro, registrar
log v • registrar, notar in le registro
logarithm n • logarithmo
logarithmic adj • logarithmic
loge, box [Theat] n • loge
loge, box [Theat] n • loge F]
loggia [Arch] n • loggia I]
loggia [Arch] n • loggia
loggia: [Arch] n • logia
loggia: [Arch] n • logia (loja)
logic n • logica
logical adj • logic
logically adv • logicamente
logician n • logico
logomach, logomachist n • logomacho (-gò-)
logomach, logomachist n • logomacho
logomachic adj • logomachic
logomachic adj • logomache (-gò-)
logomachic adj • logomache
logomachist, logomach n • logomacho (-gò-)
logomachist, logomach n • logomacho
logomachy n • logomachia
logomachy n • logomachia (-ìa)
logos n • logos
Logos n • logos
logos n • logos Gr]
Logos n • logos Gr]
loin n • llmbo
loin n • lumbo
loin (-s) n • renes
loincloth (-s) n • fasce lumbar, cinctura lumbar, ventrera, perizoma (περίζωμα).
loiter v • flanar
London [Geog] n • London
London n • London
London n • London A]
London, of London adj • londonese
loneliness n • solitude
loneliness, solitude n • solitate
lonely adj • solitari
lonely, solitary, isolated adj • isolate
lonely, solitary, isolated adj • isolate (pp of isolar)
long (- for) v • desirar ardentemente
long (a - time ago) adv • ante multe tempore
long adj • longe
long adv • longemente
long (all day -) adv • tote le jorno
long (as - as, while) adv • durante que
long (before -) adv • in pauc
long (for a - time) adv • longemente
long, for a long time adv • longemente
long (goodbye, so -) adv • a revider
long (in the - run) adv • al longe
long (of space, how -) adv • de qual longitude
long (of space, so -) adv • de tante longitude
long (of the same length) adv • tanto longe como
long (of time, how -) adv • quante tempore
long (of time, so -) adv • tante tempore
long (one meter -) adv • un metro de longitude
long ago adv • pridem (prì-)
long ago adv • pridem
long staff, pole n • pertica (pér-)
long staff, pole n • pertica
long-ago adv • il ha multe tempore, longe al retro, pridem
long-ago adv • longe al retro, pridem, il ha multe tempore
long-ago adv • pridem, il ha multe tempore, longe al retro
longanimity, long-suffering, forbearance n • longanimitate
longanimous, long-suffering, forbearing adj • longanime (-gà-)
longanimous, long-suffering, forbearing adj • longanime
long-distance-call n • appello telephonic interurban
longe (long rope used to guide a horse in training) Man] n • longa
longer adj • plus longe
longevity n • longevitate
longevous, long-lived adj • longeve
long-for v • desirar ardentemente
longing n • invidia, desiro ardente
longing n • desiro ardente, invidia
longingly adv • con invidia
longitude n • longitude
longitudinal adj • longitudinal
long-legged, macroscelous adj • macroscele
long-leggedness, macroscelia n • macroscelia
long-leggedness, macroscelia n • macroscelia (-ìa)
long-lived, longevous adj • longeve
long-playing adj • a longe duration
long-range adj • a longe termino
long-sighted adj/n • presbyopic, presbyte
long-sighted adj/n • presbyte, presbyopic
long-sighted, presbyopic, farsighted [Med] adj • presbyte
long-sighted, presbyopic, farsighted [Med] adj • presbyte (préz-)
long-standing adj • ancian
long-suffering, forbearance, longanimity n • longanimitate
long-suffering, forbearing, longanimous adj • longanime
long-suffering, forbearing, longanimous adj • longanime (-gà-)
long-waves n • undas longe
long-winded adj • prolixe, interminabile
long-winded adj • interminabile, prolixe
long-winded, prolix adj • prolixe
loo n • w.c/le vese, lavatorio
loo n • lavatorio, w.c/le vese
look (air) n • aere, aspecto
look (air) n • aspecto, aere
look (direct the gaze) v • reguardar
look, glance n • reguardo
look (glance) n • reguardo, mirar
look (glance) n • mirar, reguardo
look (seem) v • haber le aere, parer
look (seem) v • parer, haber le aere
look after, take care of v • respicer
look after, take care of v • respicer -spic-/-spect-]
look at, examine v • perspicer
look at, examine v • perspicer -spic-/-spect-]
look at (searchingly) v • mirar
look at v • reguardar
look at v • spectar
look back v • respicer
look back v • respicer -spic-/-spect-]
look for, search for, seek v • cercar
look for, seek, search (diligently) v • perquirer
look for, seek, search (diligently) v • perquirer -quir-/-quisit-]
look for, seek, search v • querer quer-/quest-;-quir-/-quest-/-quisit-]
look for, seek, search v • querer
look forward, to look ahead v • prospicer -spic-/-spect-]
look forward, to look ahead v • prospicer
look over, examine cursorily v • percurrer
look over, examine cursorily v • percurrer -curr-/-curs-]
look through v • perspicer -spic-/-spect-]
look through v • perspicer
look-after (keep) v • coler
look-after (nurse) v • curar
look-after (watch) v • vigilar super
look-ahead v • prospicer
look-at v • reguardar considerar
look-away v • deviar le oculos
look-back v • respicer
look-down v • abassar le oculos
look-down-on v • disdignar, depreciar
look-down-on v • depreciar, disdignar
look-for v • querer, cercar
look-for v • cercar, querer
look-forward-to v • expectar con placer/impatientia
look-here interj • reguarda hic!, eho!
look-here interj • eho!, reguarda hic!
look-into v • investigar, examinar
look-into v • examinar, investigar
look-on-to v • dar super
look-out interj • attention!
look-out n • vigilia, surveliantia
look-out n • surveliantia, vigilia
look-out v • vigilar, guardar se
look-out v • guardar se, vigilar
look-out-for v • guardar se de
look-sad v • haber le aere triste
look-up (in a book) v • cercar
look-up (raise the eyes) v • levar le oculos
look-up (succeed) v • ir ben
look-upon v • reguardar
look-upon-oneself v • creder se
loom n • telario
loom v • surger
loop n • curva, nodo, anello, bucla
loop n • nodo, anello, bucla, curva
loop n • bucla, curva, nodo, anello
loop n • anello, bucla, curva, nodo
loop v • buclar, curvar, anellar
loop v • anellar, buclar, curvar
loop v • curvar, anellar, buclar
looped adj • ansate
looped, ansate adj • ansate
loophole n • lacuna, escappatoria
loophole n • escappatoria, lacuna
loose (free) adj • libere
loose (immoral) adj • immoral
loose (lax) adj • laxe
loose (not tight, taut, firm) adj • laxe
loose v • laxar, liberar distaccar
loose v • liberar distaccar, laxar
loosen (make looser) v • relaxar
loosen, slacken (something) v • laxar
loosen v • disserrar, laxar, distaccar
loosen v • laxar, distaccar, disserrar
loosen v • distaccar, disserrar, laxar
loosen or slacken (cause to) v • disserrar
loosing, able to loosen adj • lytic
loosing, dissolving (act of) n • lyse
loot n • spolias, piliage
loot n • piliage, spolias
loot v • piliar, spoliar
loot v • spoliar, piliar
looter n • spoliator, piliator
looter n • piliator, spoliator
looter, spoliator n • spoliator
looting n • piliage, spoliamento
looting n • spoliamento, piliage
looting, spoliation n • spoliation
lop, trim, prune (trees or vines) v • putar
lop v • taliar, putar
lop v • putar, taliar
lop off, cut off v • defalcar
lop off, truncate v • truncar
lop-sided adj • disproportionate, disequilibrate
lop-sided adj • disequilibrate, disproportionate
loquacious adj • loquace
loquacity n • loquacitate
lord adj • senior
lord (god) n • senior
lord (master) n • senior, domino
lord (master) n • domino, senior
Lord (member of the House of Lords) n • Lord A]
Lord (member of the House of Lords) n • Lord
lord (of a manor) n • castellano
lord (title) n • lord
lordly adj/adv • nobile, senioral
lordly adj/adv • senioral, nobile
lordly (haughty) adj • arrogante
lordship (dominion) n • dominio
lordship n • senioria (-ìa)
lordship n • senioria
lordship (title) n • senioritate
lord's-prayer n • le patre nostre
lorgnette n • lorgnette
lorgnette n • lorgnette F]
lorry (truck) n • camion
lorry-driver (truck driver) n • camionista, camionero
lorry-driver (truck driver) n • camionero, camionista
losable adj • perdibile
lose (of watch) Rr] • retardar
lose v • perder
lose v • Gen]
lose sight of v • perder de vista de
lose-one's-head v • perder le bussola
lose-one's-way v • perder se, disviar se
lose-one's-way v • disviar se, perder se
loser n • perdente, perditor
loser n • perditor, perdente
loser (poor - !) interj • mal jocate
loss (be at a -) v • non saper que facer
loss (harm) n • damno
loss n • perdita
loss (the thing lost) n • cosa perdite
loss of memory, amnesia n • amnesia
loss of memory, amnesia n • amnesia (-ìa)
lost adj • perdite
lost (the thing -) n • cosa perdite
lost and found (left luggage office) phr • perdite e trovate
lost soul, reprobate [Theol] n • reprobato
lot (a -) adv • multo
lot (a - of) adj • multe
lot (at auction) n • lot
lot, destiny n • sorte
lot (draw -s) v • facer lotteria
lot (everything, the - of it) n • toto
lot (fate) n • destino, sorte
lot (fate) n • sorte, destino
lot (of land) n • parcella
lot, parcel [Commer] n • partita
lot (share, portion, allotment) n • lot
lotion n • lotion
lotion [Pharm] n • lotion
lotophagous, lotuseating adj • lotophage
lotophagous, lotuseating adj • lotophage (-tò-)
lottery n • lotteria
lottery n • lotteria I]
lottery-ticket n • billet de lotteria
lotto n • lotto I]
lotto n • lotto
lotus (1. Gr. Legend]; 2. Bot] (African water lily) n • loto
lotus n • loto
lotus-eater n • lotophago (-tò-)
lotus-eater n • lotophago
lotuseating, lotophagous adj • lotophage
lotuseating, lotophagous adj • lotophage (-tò-)
loud adj • alte
loud adj • forte, alte
loud adj • alte, forte
loud adv • in alte voce
loud (noisy) adj • ruitose
loud (of colours) adj • clamante
loudly adv • in alte voce
loudness (din) n • ruito
loudness (pitch) n • fortia
loud-speaker n • alto-parlator
loudspeaker n • altoparlator
Louisiana n • Louisiana
lounge, lobby [Theat] n • foyer
lounge, lobby [Theat] n • foyer F]
lounge (of house) n • salon
lounge [Theat] • foyer
lounge v • flanar, reclin.
lounge v • reclin., flanar
louse n • pediculo
louse n • pediculo (-ì-)
lousy adj • pedicular
lousy adj • Fig]
lousy, pedicular adj • pedicular
lousy, pediculous adj • pediculose
lovable adj • amabile, sympathic
lovable adj • sympathic, amabile
lovable, amiable adj • amabile
lovage [Bot] n • levistico (-vìs-)
lovage [Bot] n • levistico
lovage [Bot] n • ligustico
love (fall in - with) v • inamorar se de
love (in - ) adj • inamorate
love n • amor, affection
love n • affection, amor
love (passionate affection) n • amor
love (sport) n • zero
love v • adorar, amar
love v • amar, adorar
love v • amar
love affair, flirtation n • amoretto
love of harmony, love of music n • philharmonia
love of harmony, love of music n • philharmonia (-ìa)
love of music, love of harmony n • philharmonia (-ìa)
love of music, love of harmony n • philharmonia
love-affair n • amoretto
loveless adj • sin amor
loveliness n • beltate
lovely adj • belle
lover adj • amante
lover (one who has a strong liking for something) v • amator
lover, paramour n • amante
lover of the arts, amateur, dilettante n • dilettante I]
lover of the arts, amateur, dilettante n • dilettante
lovesick adj • inamorate, ferite de amor
lovesick adj • ferite de amor, inamorate
loving, affectionate adj • affectuose
low (1. in a low position; 2. softly) adv • basso
low (1. not high; 2. base, mean) adj • basse
low adv • basso
low (depressed) adj • abattite
low (in a - voice) phr • in voce basse
low, moo v • mugir
low (of position) adj • basse
low v • mugir
low (vulgar) adj • vulgar
lowbrow adj • inculte
Low-Countries [Geog] n • Paises Basse
Low-Countries [Geog] n • Nederland, Holland
Low-Countries [Geog] n • Holland, Nederland
lower adj • inferior
lower adj • inferior, plus basse
lower adj • plus basse, inferior
lower (frown) v • arrugar le fronte
lower (make low) v • abassar, bassar, reducer
lower (make low) v • reducer, abassar, bassar
lower (make low) v • bassar, reducer, abassar
lower (make lower) v • bassar
lower v • abassar
lower part, bottom (of a thing) n • basso
lower-case adj/n • minuscule
lower-classes n • classes inferior
lowering (decrease) n • diminution
lowering (dropping) adj • abassante
lowering (dropping) n • abassamento
lowering n • abassamento
lowering (threatening) adj • menaciante
low-grade adj • de gualitate inferior
lowland n • terra basse
lowly adj • modeste, humile
lowly adj • humile, modeste
low-lying adj • situate in basso
low-pitched adj • grave
low-tide n • marea basse
loyal adj • loyal, fidel
loyal adj • loyal
loyal adj • fidel, loyal
loyalist n • loyalista
loyally adv • fidelmente
loyalty n • loyalitate
loyalty n • loyalitate, fidelitate
loyalty n • fidelitate, loyalitate
lozenge n • pastilla
lubricant adj • lubricative
lubricant n • lubricante
lubricant n • lubrificante, lubricante
lubricant n • lubricante, lubrificante
lubricant n • lubrificante
lubricate v • lubricar, lubrificar
lubricate v • lubrificar
lubricate v • lubricar
lubricate v • lubrificar, lubricar
lubricating oil n • oleo lubrificante
lubrication n • lubrification
lubrication n • oleage, lubrification
lubrication n • lubrification, oleage
lubrication, oiling n • oleage
lubrication, oiling n • oleage (-aje)
lubricative adj • lubricative
lubricator (one who or that which lubricates) n • lubricaior
lubricity (1. slipperiness; 2. lewdness) n • lubricitate
lubricous, slippery adj • lubric (lù-)
lubricous, slippery adj • lubric
lucency n • lucentia
lucerne, alfalfa [Bot] n • lucerna
lucid adj • lucide
lucid, clear adj • lucide
lucidity n • luciditate
lucifer, match n • flammifero (-ì-)
lucifer, match n • flammifero
luck, chance n • sorte
luck (good fortune) n • bon fortuna
luck n • sorte
luck n • hasardo
luckless adj • infortunate
lucky adj • fortunate
lucrative adj • lucrative
lucrative, profitable adj • lucrose
lucre, profit, gain n • lucro
ludicrous adj • absurde, risibile
ludicrous adj • risibile, absurde
lug n • Mech]
lug v • tirar, trainar
lug v • trainar, tirar
luggage, baggage n • bagage (-aje)
luggage, baggage n • bagage
luggage n • bagage
lugubrious, mournful adj • lugubre
lugubrious, mournful adj • lugubre (lù-)
Luke n • Luca
lukewarm adj • tepide
lukewarm (be -) v • teper
lukewarm, tepid adj • tepide
lukewarmness n • tepor
lull n • momento de calma, de silentio
lull n • de silentio, momento de calma
lull vi • calmar se, diminuer
lull vi • diminuer, calmar se
lull vt • calmar, sopir
lull vt • sopir, calmar
lullaby n • canto de cuna
lumbago n • lumbagine
lumbar [Anat] adj • lumbar
lumber (furniture) n • mobiles vetule
lumber vi • avanciar a passos pesante
lumber vt • incombrar, obstruer
lumber vt • obstruer, incombrar
lumber (wood) n • ligno
lumber-jack n • abattitor de arbores
lumbrical adj • lumbrical
lumen (unit of luminous flux) n • lumen
luminary n • luminar
luminesce v • luminescer
luminescence n • luminescentia
luminescent adj • luminescente
luminosity n • luminositate
luminous adj • luminose
luminousness, brightness n • nitiditate
lump (block) n • massa
lump (earth, etc) n • grumo
lump (have a - in one's throat) v • haber un nodo in le gurgite
lump (he can - it) phr • que ille se arrangia sol
lump n • grumo
lump v • massar
lump-sum n • summa global
lump-together v • reunir insimul
lumpy adj • grumose
lumpy (of earth) adj • grumose
lumpy (with bumps) adj • coperite de protuberantias
lunacy n • follia, alienation mental, dementia
lunacy n • alienation mental, dementia, follia
lunacy n • dementia, follia, alienation mental
lunar adj • lunar
lunar, moon adj • lunar
lunate, lunated adj • lunate
lunated, lunate adj • lunate
lunatic adj • lunatic
lunatic adj • lunatic, alienate
lunatic adj • alienate, lunatic
lunatic n • alienato
lunation [Astron] n • lunation
lunch, dine, have lunch, have dinner (take the midday meal) v • prander
lunch, dinner (midday meal) n • prandio
lunch n • lunch
lunch n • lunch, prandio
lunch n • lunch A]
lunch n • prandio, lunch
lunch v • prander, lunchar
lunch v • lunchar, prander
lunch v • lunchar
lunch v • lunchar (-tch-)
lunch-hour n • hora de prandio
lune [Geom] n • fuso
lunette (1. Arch]; 2. Fortif]; 3. Eccl]; 4. hole in a guillotine for the victim's neck; 5. watch crystal flattened in the center) n • lunetta
lung n • pulmon
lunulate, lunulated adj • lunulate
lunulated, lunulate adj • lunulate
lunule n • lunula
lupine [Bot] n • lupino
lupine, wolfish adj • lupin
lupulin n • lupulino
lupuline, lupulinous adj • lupulin
lupulinous, lupuline adj • lupulin
lupus [Pathoh] n • lupus
lupus [Pathoh] n • lupus L]
lurch (leave in the -) v • in embarasso, lassar in difficultate
lurch (leave in the -) v • lassar in difficultate, in embarasso
lurch n • movimento subite
lurch v • mover se subito
lure (bait) n • esca
lure n • Fig]
lure v • seducer
lurk v • celar se, occultar se, nidificar se.
lush adj • verdeante, exuberante
Lusitania n • Lusitania
Lusitanian adj • lusitan
Lusitanian n • lusitano
luster (1. sheen, gloss; 2. chandelier) n • lustro
luster, gloss n • politura
luster, lustrine n • lustrina
lustering, glossing (act of) n • lustrage
lustering, glossing (act of) n • lustrage (-aje)
lustful, wanton adj • luxuriose
lustral adj • lustral
lustrate, purify v • lustrar
lustration n • lustration
lustrine, luster n • lustrina
lustring n • lustrina
lustrous, satiny adj • satinate
lustrous, satiny adj • satinate (pp of satinar)
lustrous, shining adj • lustrose
lustrum (1. Rom. Antiq] (lustration, ceremonial purification; 2. period of five years) n • lustro
lute [Mus] n • lut
lute n • lut, lyra, cithara
lute n • lyra, cithara, lut
lute n • cithara, lut, lyra
lute player, lutist n • lutista
luteinizing-hormone n • hormone-luteinisante
lutetium (Lu) n • lutetio, lutetium
lutetium (Lu) n • lutetium, lutetio
Lutheran adj • lutheran
lutheran adj • Relig]
Lutheran adj • lutheric
Lutheran n • lutherano
lutheran n • lutherano
lutheranism n • lutheranismo
lutist, lute player n • lutista
lux (unit of illumination) n • lux
luxate, dislocate v • luxar
luxate (dislocate) v • luxar
luxation, dislocation n • luxation
Luxembourg [Geog] n • Luxemburg
luxuriance (1. rankness; 2. lust, lustfulness) n • luxuria
luxuriance n • luxuria
luxuriant adj • luxuriante
luxuriant, rank adj • luxuriose
luxuriant ((rank) wanton, licentious) adj • luxuriante
luxuriant ((rank) wanton, licentious) adj • luxuriante (ppr of luxuriar)
luxuriate (1. to grow rank; 2. to be wanton) v • luxuriar
luxuriate v • luxuriar
luxurious adj • luxuose, luxuriose
luxurious adj • luxuriose, luxuose
luxurious (characteristic of, or characterized by, luxury) adj • luxose
luxuriousness n • luxo
luxury n • luxo
luxury n • luxuria, luxo
luxury n • luxo, luxuria
LXX (Septuagint) n • le Traduction del Septuaginta
lycanthropic adj • lycanthropic
lycanthropo (1. one affected with lycanthropy; 2. werewolf) n • lycanthropo
lycanthropy (1. Pathol]; 2. Folklore]) n • lycanthropia
lycanthropy (1. Pathol]; 2. Folklore]) n • lycanthropia (-ìa)
lycanthropy (werewolf syndrome) n • lycanthropia
lycee (Fr) n • lyceo
lyceum n • lyceo
lyco-, lyc- (wolf) occurring in compounds] n • lyco-
lycopod, Lycopodium [Bot] n • lycopodio
lycopodium (- powder) n • pulvere de lycopodio
Lycopodium, lycopod [Bot] n • lycopodio
Lydia [Bib] n • Lydia
lying across or athwart, transverse adj • transverse
lying place n • repositorio
lymph n • lympha
lymph [Physiol] n • lympha
lymphatic (1. carrying lymph; 2. as in lymphatic temperament) adj • lymphatic
lymphatism (1. lymphatic temperament; 2. Pathol]) n • lymphatismo
lymphocyte [Anat] n • lymphocyto
lymphocyte [Anat] n • lymphocyto (-ò-)
lymphoma [Pathol] n • lymphoma
lymphoma [Pathol] n • lymphoma -ma/-mat-]
lymphomatosis [Pathol] n • lymphomatosis
lymphomatosis [Pathol] n • lymphomatosis (-òsis)
lynch v • lynchar
lynch v • lynchar (-tch-)
lyncher n • lynchator
lyncher n • lynchator (-tch-)
lynching (act of) n • lynchamento (-tch-)
lynching (act of) n • lynchamento
lynching n • lynchamento
lynx n • lynce
lyophilize (freezedry) v • lyophilisar
lyre (1. Mus]; 2. Astron]) n • lyra
lyre n • lyra
lyrebird n • lyra
lyric adj • lyric
lyric poet n • lyrico
lyric poetry n • lyrica
lyrical adj • lyric
lyricism n • lyrismo
lyric-poet n • lyrico
lyrics n • parolas del canto
lysergic-acid n • acido lysergic
lysis (1. Med]; 2. Biochem]) n • lyse
lysis [Chem] n • lysis
lysis (disolution) n • lysis
lytic [Chem] adj • lytic
lytic (pertaining to lysis or a lysin) adj • lytic