Dictionarium English - Interlingue

spook fantoma
spool spul (-ar), bobine
spoon coclare. TEA~: micri coclare.
DESSERT ~: coclare a dessert.
~FUL: coclarade
spoor tracie, vestigie
sporadic ~
spore spor
sport ~; divertissement, lude.
SPORTSMAN: sportmann,
sportist
sportive festal; ludaci
spot n. macul; (drop) gutte; (point)
punctu; v. macular; remarcar,
detecter
spotless ínmaculat, sin macul
spouse marita, marito
spout n. guttiere; (of vessel) bec; v.
spruzzar; (declaim) declamar
sprain v. luxar, torder; n. tonsura
sprat ~
sprawl extenDer se, jacer extendet
spray n. spruzzallia, jetta de aqua; v.
spruzzar, aspersar
spread extenDer (se), expanDer;
covrir; difuser (se), dissemar.
~ OUT FOR SALE: estalar
sprig ramette, sarment
sprightly vivaci, alegri
spring n. (water) fonte; (warm ~)
terme; (a leap) salta; (season)
verne; (mech.) ressor.
~BOARD: trampline, saltuore;
v. fontear; saltar; (originate)
provenir
springy elastic, spongeatri
sprinkle asperser. SPRINKLER:
spruzzette
sprite cobolde
sprocket dent-rote
sprout n. burgeon, gérmine.
BRUSSELS ~: caul de
Bruxelles; v. germinar,
burgeonar
spruce a. nett, elegant; n. (fir) picea,
abiete
spur n. sporn (-ar); stimul (-ar)
spurge euforbie. ~ LAUREL: dafné
spurious fals, apocrifal, fictiv, ínlegitim
spurn dedignar, tractar con
depreciation, repulser
spurt v. spruzzar. TO PUT A ~:
accelerar, hastar
sputter v. (speech) balbutiar
spy v. spiar, spionar; observar; n.
spion
squabble v. disputar, querellar; n.
dispute, querelle
squad file
squadron (mil.) escadron; (mar.) escadre
squalid sórdid
squall ~ (-i, -osi), burasca; v. strider
squalor sordidesse
squamose squamosi
squander dissipar, prodigar
square a. quadrat, quadriform; pari;
quitt; honest; n. quadrate;
(geom.) squadre; (public)
plazza. ~ ROOT: radica
quadratic. T-SQUARE:
quadrette. SQUARING:
quadratura; v. quadrar; (set
right) adjustar; (bribe)
subcomprar; (intr.) acordar se
con
squash ecrasar, aplastar
squat a. stumpi; v. hoccar
squeak crepitar, cracar
squeal strider; (turn informer)
denunciar
squeamish fastidiosi, scrupulosi, tro
delicat
squeeze compresser, serrar
squint v. strabar (-ator, -isme, -on).
~EYED: strabi
squire scudero
squirm torder se
squirrel scurel
squirt spruzzar, asperser
stab v. trapicar, punialar; n. colpe
per puniale
stable a. stabil (-itá, -isar) solid, fix,
durabil; n. stalle; v. logiar,
installar
stack v. amassar, cumular; n. cumul;
(hay) fen-piramide
stadium stadion
staff (pole) baston, pal: (personnel)
personale, equip; (mil.) stabe;
(mus.) lineatura
stag cervo
stage (theatre) scene, podium;
(platform) estrade; (of
progress) stadie, etappe.
~MANAGER: regissor; v.
inscenar
stagecoach diligence
stagefright timore de estrade
stager n. actor. TO BE AN OLD ~:
saver li trantran
stagger chancelar; (take aback)
consternar
stagnant ~ (-ie)
stagnate stagnar (-ation)
staid seriosi, sobri, desfrivol
stain n. macul (-ar); v. (dye) tinter (or,
-ura)
stair n. scalun. STAIRCASE:
scaliere
stake n. pal, palisse (-ade); (pledge)
gage; (gambling) riscage; v.
palissar; (money) riscar,
hasardar; pariar. TO ~ OUT:
jalonar
stalactite ~
stalagmite ~
stale fad, desfrisc, old, rancid,
ínsipid
stalk n. stip, cálame; v. persequer
stall n. (stable) stalle, manjuore;
(market ~) etale, baracca;
(choir ~) cor-pupitre; (theatre
~) fotel
stallion cavallo, stallon
stalwart brav, íntrepid
stamen stámine (-al, -at, -ifer)
stamina vigore, fortie vital, vitalitá
stammer balbutiar (-ation)
stamp n. (postage ~) postmarca;
(instrument) stamp; (brand)
stampa, impression;
(character) calibre, carac tere;
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v. a letter) afrancar; (impress)
stampar; (coins) monetar;
(with feet) frappar; (of horses)
piaffar
stampede fugida panical
stanchion pale ferrin
stand v. star. TO ~ UP: stantar se.
TO ~ AGAINST: oposir,
resister. TO ~ BACK: retirar
se, recular; (as candidate)
presentar se; (endure) tolerar;
(~ still) haltar, ne mover se. ~
OUT: prominer; n. stative,
pedestale, suport, porta-; (for
spectators) podium
standard a. uniform; n. (ensign)
standarte (-ario); (measure)
norme, standarde (-isar),
criterie, mesura; (of
knowledge) gradu; (weights
and measures) etalon
stand-by reserve, suporte
standing a. permanent, constant; n.
rang, reputation; duration
standpoint vis-punctu, sta-punctu
standstill cessation, inmobilitá, halta
stanza stance
staple a. chef, principal
star stelle (-ari), astre, sídere;
(print.) stellette. asterisco. ~
GAZER: astrologo; (stage
etc.) star
starboard stirborde
starch n. amidon; v. (in)amidonar
starchy amidonal; formal
stare regarde fix o ínpudent; v.
regardar fixmen
stark rigid; pur, absolut, tot
starling sturne
starry stellosi, stellut
start n. (sport) starte (-ar); prim
passu, move ínvoluntari; v.
comensar, initiar, activar;
departer
startle aterrer, chocar, alarmar
startling consternant
starvation fame, famine
starve (intr.) famear; (tr.) afamar
state n. (polit.) state; (condition)
statu, condition; pompe, gala;
a. statal; ceremonial; v. dir,
narrar, declarar, asserter
stately majestic, digni
statement declaration, raporte;
explication, assertion; (table,
list) etate
statesman statmann, ministro
static ~. STATICS: statica
station posto; (Rail.) station; (rank)
rang; v. postar
stationary stationari, fix
stationer paperero (-eríe)
stationmaster chef de station
statistical statistic. STATISTICS:
statistica
statistician statistico
statuary statues, sculptura; (person)
statuario
statue statue (-esc, -ette), figura
stature statura
status rang. ~ QUO: statu-quo