saba
n
(f) sap
sabana
n
(f) savannah
sàbat
n
(m) Sabbath
sabata
n
(f) shoe
sabater
n
1. (m / f) shoemaker
2. (m / f) cobbler
3. (m / f) shoe salesman / shoe seller
sabàtic
adj
sabbatical
sabatilla
n
1. (f) trainer (Br.) / sneaker (Am.)
2. (f) slipper
sabel·lianisme
n
(m) [RELIG] Sabellianism
saber
v conj
to know (a fact) / to know how to
n
(m) knowledge / know-how
sabó
n
(m) soap
expr sabó de rentar plats
(m) washing-up liquid (Br.) / dishwashing liquid (Am.) / dish soap (Am.)
sabor
n
(m) flavour (Br.) / flavor (Am.) / taste
saborós
adj
tasty
sabotatge
n
(m) sabotage
sabre
n
(m) sabre (Br.) / saber (Am.)
expr soroll de sabres
sabre rattling (Br.) / saber rattling (Am.)
sac
n
(m) sack / bag
expr sac de dormir
(m) sleeping bag
expr sac de gemecs
(m) bagpipe(s)
sacabutx
n
(m) sackbut
sacada
n
(f) [ESPORT] serve
sacanyetí
n (m / f) (person / people) from Sacanyet
adj relating to Sacanyet or its people
sacarosa
n
(f) sucrose / saccharose
sacerdoci
n
(m) priesthood
sacerdot
n
(m / f) priest
sacerdotessa
n
(f) priestess
saciar
v conj
to satiate / to sate
sacralitat
n
(f) sacredness / sacred nature
sacre
adj
sacred
n
(m) sacrum
sacrificar
v conj
to sacrifice
sacrifici
n
(m) sacrifice
sacrilegi
n
1. (m) sacrilege
2. (m) desecration
sacsejada
n
(f) shake
sacsejar
v conj
to shake
sàdic
adj
sadistic
n
(m / f) sadist
sadisme
n
(m) sadism
sadollar
v conj
to satiate / to satisfy / to sate
sadomasoquisme
n
(m) sadomasochism
sadomasoquista
adj
sadomasoquistic
safareig
n
(m) wash basin (in a public wash-house)
expr fer safareig
(col.loq) to gossip
safata
n
1. (f) tray
2. (f) salver
expr safata d'entrada
1. (f) [INFORM] inbox
2. (f) in tray
expr safata de sortida
1. (f) [INFORM] outbox
2. (f) out tray
safir
n
(m) sapphire
safrà
n
(m) saffron
safraner
n
(m) field of saffron / saffron field
sagaç
adj
shrewd / astute
sagacitat
n
(f) shrewdness / astuteness
sagí
n
(m) animal fat
Sagitari
n
Sagittarius
sagnant
adj
bloody
sagnar
v conj
to bleed
Sagrada Família
n
(f) El Temple Expiatori de la Sagrada Família, to give it its full name, is a Catholic church in the Eixample area of Barcelona. Begun by Antoni Gaudí in 1882, it was unfinished at the time of his death in 1926 and is still under construction today
sagramental
n
(m) ruckus (Am.) / rumpus (Br.) / commotion
sagrat
adj
sacred
sagratí
n (m / f) (person / people) from Sagra
adj relating to Sagra or its people
saguntí
n (m / f) (person / people) from Sagunt
adj relating to Sagunt or its people
Sàhara
n
(m) Sahara (desert)
expr Sàhara Occidental
(m) Western Sahara
saixenc
n (m / f) (person / people) from Saix
adj relating to Saix or its people
sake
n
(m) sake
sal
n
(f) salt
expr pedra de sal
(f) salt lick
sala
n
(f) living room
expr sala d'actes
(f) conference room
expr sala de festes
(f) nightclub / club
expr sala de jocs
(f) games room
expr sala de televisió
(f) TV room / TV lounge
salabror
n
(f) saltiness / brackishness
salabrós
adj
salty / brackish
salamandra
n
(f) salamander
salami
n
(m) salami
salari
n
(m) wage / pay / salary
expr salari mínim interprofessional
(m) minimum wage
salarial
adj
wage / pay
expr augment salarial
(m) pay rise / wage increase
expr congelació salarial
(f) wage freeze
salat
adj
1. salted
2. (too) salty
saldo
n
(m) balance
salemer
n (m / f) (person / people) from Salem
adj relating to Salem or its people
salicílic
adj
salicylic
àcid salicílic - Salicylic acid
salicilat
n
(m) salicylate
saliner
n (m / f) (person / people) from ses Salines (or les Salines)
adj relating to ses Salines (or les Salines) or its people
saliva
n
(f) saliva / spit
salivera
n
(f) drool
expr fer venir salivera
to make (somebody's) mouth water
salm
n
(m) psalm
salmó
n
(m) salmon
Salmó fumat. - Smoked salmon.
salmonel·la
n
(f) salmonella
salpebrar
v conj
to season
salsa
n
1. (f) [ALIM] sauce
2. (f) [ALIM] gravy
3. (f) [MÃSICA] salsa
salsitxa
n
(f) sausage
salt
n
1. (m) jump / bound
2. (m) dive
3. (m) vault
expr salt a cavall
(m) show jumping
expr salt amb perxa
(m) pole vault
expr salt d'alçada
(m) high jump
expr salt de llargada
(m) long jump
expr salt de plataforma
(m) (platform) diving
expr salt de pont
(m) bungee jumping
expr salt de trampolí
(m) (springboard) diving
expr salt espectacular
(m) quantum leap
expr salt sobre cavall (or poltre)
(m) vault
expr triple salt
(m) triple jump
saltador
n
(m / f) jumper
Saltador de llargada - Long jumper
Saltador de triple - Triple jumper
expr saltador d'alçada
(m / f) high jumper
saltamartí
n
(m) grasshopper
saltar
v conj
1. to jump / to bound / to leap
2. to jump (in the air) / to leap (in the air)
3. to come away (from)
4. to jump (over)
5. [fig.] to jump
6. [un mascle] to mount
7. [coure a foc viu] to sauté
saltiri
n
(m) psaltery
salubre
adj
healthy
salubritat
n
1. (f) healthiness
2. (f) sanitary conditions / hygienic conditions
saludable
adj
healthy
saludar
v conj
1. to say hello (to) / to greet
2. to wave
3. to send regards (to)
Us saluda afectuosament (o respectuosament, o cordialment) - Yours faithfully or sincerely
nota: Fórmules amb què hom sol cloure una carta
4. to salute (military)
5. to welcome
Saludar la pau - To welcome peace
Saludar la proclamació de la independència - To welcome the proclamation of independence
salut
n
(f) health
interj
cheers! / down the hatch! (col·loq)
salutació
n
(f) greeting
salva
n
(f) gun salute (or salvo)
21 salves d'honor - 21-gun salute
expr salva d'aplaudiments
(f) round of applause
salvadorenc
n
(m / f) Salvadoran
adj
Salvadoran
salvaguarda
n
(f) safeguard
salvapantalles
n
(f) screensaver
salvar
v conj
to save
salvatge
adj
wild / savage
n
(m / f) savage
salvatgia
n
(f) wildness
salvavides
n
1. (m) life preserver / lifebuoy / life jacket / life vest (Am.)
2. (m) life boat
sàlvia
n
(f) sage
salzadellà
n (m / f) (person / people) from la Salzadella
adj relating to la Salzadella or its people
samari
n
(m) samarium
samarreta
n
(f) t-shirt
expr samarreta de futbol
(f) football shirt (Br.) / football jersey (Br.) / soccer shirt (Am.) / soccer jersey (Am.)
sambori
n
(m) hopscotch
sami
n
1. (m / f) Sami
2. (m) [LING] Sami (language)
adj
Sami
Samoa
n
Samoa
expr Samoa Nord-americana
American Samoa
sanatori
n
(m) sanatorium / sanitarium
sanció
n
(f) sanction
sandàlia
n
(f) sandal
sandvitx
n
(m) sandwich
sanejar
v conj
1. to stabilize
2. to drain
saneter
n (m / f) (person / people) from Sanet i els Negrals
adj relating to Sanet i els Negrals or its people
sang
n
(f) blood
expr (assassinar) a sang freda
(to kill) in cold blood
expr (assassinat) a sang freda
cold-blooded (murder)
expr (animal) de sang freda
cold-blooded (animal)
sanglot
n
(m) sob
sanglotar
v conj
to sob
sangonera
n
1. (f) leech
2. (f) [fig.] leech / bloodsucker
sangtraït
n
(m) ecchymosis (tec.) / bruise
sanitat
n
(f) health
sant
n
1. (m / f) saint
Tots Sants - All Saints Day
2. (m) saint's day / name day
adj
holy
santamarier
n (m / f) (person / people) from Santa Maria del Camí
adj relating to Santa Maria del Camí or its people
santantonià
n (m / f) (person / people) from Sant Antoni de Benaixeve
adj relating to Sant Antoni de Benaixeve or its people
santantonienc
n (m / f) (person / people) from Sant Antoni de Portmany
adj relating to Sant Antoni de Portmany or its people
santanyiner
n (m / f) (person / people) from Santanyí
adj relating to Santanyí or its people
santapoler
n (m / f) (person / people) from Santa Pola
adj relating to Santa Pola or its people
santfulgentí
n (m / f) (person / people) from Sant Fulgenci
adj relating to Sant Fulgenci or its people
santisidrenc
n (m / f) (person / people) from Sant Isidre
adj relating to Sant Isidre or its people
santjoaner
n (m / f) (person / people) from Sant Joan (or Sant Joan d'Alacant or Sant Joan de l'Ènova or Sant Joan de Moró)
adj relating to Sant Joan (or Sant Joan d'Alacant or Sant Joan de l'Ènova or Sant Joan de Moró) or its people
santjordienc
n (m / f) (person / people) from Sant Jordi
adj relating to Sant Jordi or its people
santlluïser
n (m / f) (person / people) from Sant Lluís
adj relating to Sant Lluís or its people
santmateuà
n (m / f) (person / people) from Sant Mateu
adj relating to Sant Mateu or its people
santmiqueler
n (m / f) (person / people) from Sant Miquel de les Salines
adj relating to Sant Miquel de les Salines or its people
sant-rafelí
n (m / f) (person / people) from Sant Rafel del Riu
adj relating to Sant Rafel del Riu or its people
santuari
n
1. (m) chapel / shrine
2. (m) sanctuary
santvicenter
n (m / f) (person / people) from Sant Vicent del Raspeig
adj relating to Sant Vicent del Raspeig or its people
São Tomé i Príncipe
n
São Tomé and Príncipe
saponificable
adj
saponifiable
saponificació
n
(f) saponification
saponificar
v conj
to saponify
saqueig
n
1. (m) armed robbery
2. (m) looting
saquejador
n
(m / f) looter
saquejar
v conj
to loot
saragossà
adj
of / from Saragossa (Zaragoza)
n
(m / f) (person) from Saragossa (Zaragoza)
sarbatana
n
1. (f) blowgun / blowpipe
2. (f) [joguina] peashooter / pea shooter
sarcasme
n
(m) sarcasm
sarcàstic
adj
sarcastic / sarky (Br.) (col·loq.)
sarcòfag
n
(m) sarcophagus
sarcoma
n
(m) sarcoma
sard
n
1. (m) Sardinian
2. (m / f) Sardinian
adj
Sardinian
sardina
n
(f) sardine
sargantana
n
(f) lizard
sargir
v conj
to mend / to darn
sariga
n
(m) opossum
nota: Marsupial australià. 'Opossum' és la forma estàndard de la paraula, però el variant dialectal 'possum' s'utilitza molt.
sarna
n
1. (f) mange
nota: Afecta els mamífers.
2. (f) scab
nota: Afecta plantes i animals (domèstics i de granja).
3. (f) scabies
nota: Malaltia que afecta persones i animals.
sarrí
n (m / f) (person / people) from Zarra
adj relating to Zarra or its people
sarsa
n
(f) sarsaparilla
sarsaparrella
n
(f) sarsaparilla
sastre
n
(m) tailor
sastreria
n
1. (f) tailoring
2. (f) tailor's shop
sàtira
n
(f) satire
satíric
adj
satirical
satisfacció
n
(f) satisfaction
satisfactori
adj
satisfactory
satisfactòriament
adv
satisfactorily
satisfer
v conj
to satisfy
satisfet
adj
satisfied
saturar
v conj
to saturate
saturat
adj
1. saturated
Greixos saturats - Saturated fats
2. full / at (full) capacity
Saturn
n
(m) Saturn
saüc
n
(m) elder
sauna
n
(f) sauna
saüquer
n
(m) elder
saurisquis
n
1. (mpl) saurischia
2. (m) saurischian
sauròpodes
n
1. (mpl) sauropoda
2. (m) sauropod
savi
adj
wise / knowledgeable
n
(m / f) wise (or knowledgeable) person
saviesa
n
(f) wisdom
saxhorn
n
(m) saxhorn
saxòfon
n
1. (m) saxophone / sax
2. (m / f) saxophonist
saxofonista
n
(m / f) saxophonist
seaborgi
n
(m) seaborgium
seborrea
n
(f) seborrhea
seborreic
adj
seborrheic
Dermatitis seborreica - Seborrheic dermatitis
sec
adj
1. dry
2. dried
expr en sec
abruptly / suddenly
expr paret seca
(f) drystone wall (Br.) / dry wall (Am.)
expr vi sec
(m) dry wine
secant
n
(m) [MAT] secant
secció
n
1. (f) section
2. (f) cutting up
seccionar
v conj
1. to cut (something) (up) / to cut (something) (up) into pieces (or sections) / to divide (something) into pieces (or sections)
2. [un cadàver] to dismember
secessió
n
(f) secession
secessionisme
n
(m) secessionism
secessionista
n
(m / f) secessionist
adj
secessionist
secreció
n
(f) secretion
secret
n
1. (m) secret
2. (m) secrecy
adj
secret
expr secret d'estat
(m) state secret
expr en secret
in secret / secretly
expr guardar un secret
to keep a secret
expr policia secreta
(f) secret police
secretament
adv
secretly
secretar
v conj
to secrete
secretari
n
(m) male secretary
expr secretari d'Estat
(m) Secretary of State
secretària
n
(f) secretary
secretisme
n
(m) secrecy
secta
n
(f) sect / cult
sector
n
(m) sector
expr sector primari
(m) primary sector
expr sector privat
(m) private sector
expr sector públic
(m) public sector
expr sector secundari
(m) secondary sector
expr sector terciari
(m) tertiary (or service) sector
secular
adj
secular
secularitat
n
(f) secularity
secularització
n
(f) secularization / secularisation (Br.)
secundar
v conj
to support / to back
secundari
adj
1. secondary
2. ancillary
secundària
n
(f) secondary school (Br.) / high school (Am.)
seda
n
(f) silk
sedant
n
(m) sedative
adj
sedative
sedar
v conj
to sedate
sedavienc
n (m / f) (person / people) from Sedaví
adj relating to Sedaví or its people
sedentari
adj
sedentary
sedentarisme
n
1. (m) sedentary lifestyle
2. (m) sedentism
sedició
n
(f) sedition
sediciós
adj
seditious
sediment
n
(m) sediment
sedimentació
n
(f) sedimentation
sedimentar
v conj
to deposit
sedimentar-se
sedimentar-seto settle
sedimentari
adj
sedimentary
expr roca sedimentària
(f) sedimentary rock
seducció
n
(f) seduction
seductor
adj
seductive
seduir
v conj
1. to seduce
2. to attract / to entice
sefardita
adj
Sephardic
n
(m / f) Sephardi
nota: El plural de 'Sephardi' és 'Sephardim'
segador
n
1. (m / f) harvester
2. els SegadorsCatalan national anthemn
segardí
n (m / f) (person / people) from Segart
adj relating to Segart or its people
segell
n
(m) stamp
segellar
v conj
to stamp / to seal
seglar
adj
secular / lay
n
(m / f) lay teacher (at a religious school)
segle
n
(m) century
segment
n
(m) segment
segmentació
n
(f) segmentation
segmentar
v conj
to segment / to divide
sègol
n
(m) rye
expr farina de sègol
(f) rye flour
expr pa de sègol
(m) rye bread
segon
adj
1. second
2. latter
n
1. (m) second
2. (m) second
Hi ha seixanta segons en un minut. - There are sixty seconds in a minute.
segons
adv
according to
segregació
n
(f) segregation
expr segregació racial
(f) racial segregation
segrest
n
(m) kidnapping / abduction
segrestador
n
(m / f) kidnapper / abductor
segrestar
v conj
to kidnap / to abduct
següent
adj
following
seguici
n
(m) retinue / entourage
seguidament
adv
next / then
seguidor
n
(m / f) follower
seguiment
n
1. (m) monitoring
2. (m) tracking
3. (m) follow up
4. (m) observance
El seguiment de la vaga ha estat elevat - Observance of the strike was high
seguir
v conj
1. to follow
2. to continue
seguit
n
(m) series / string
Fa un seguit de dies que plou - It's been raining for days (on end)
adj
continuous
segur
adj
safe / sure / secure
segurament
adv
probably
segurata
n
(m / f) bouncer / security guard
seguretat
n
(f) security
expr seguretat informàtica
(f) computer security
expr seguretat social
(f) social security
seient
n
(m) seat
expr seient del darrere
(m) back seat
seitan
n
(m) seitan
seitó
n
(m) anchovy
seixanta
adj
sixty
n
(m) sixty
seixantè
adj
sixtieth
expr una seixantena de ...
around (or about) sixty ... / sixty-odd ...
selecció
n
1. (f) selection
2. (f) [ESPORT] (National) Team
seleccionador
n
1. (m / f) selector
2. (m / f) [ESPORT] (national) coach / manager
seleccionar
v conj
to select
selecte
adj
select / exclusive
seleni
n
(m) selenium
sella
n
(f) saddle
sellard
n (m / f) (person / people) from Sella
adj relating to Sella or its people
sellentí
n (m / f) (person / people) from Sellent
adj relating to Sellent or its people
selva
n
(f) jungle
selvatgí
n (m / f) (person / people) from Selva
adj relating to Selva or its people
semàfor
n
(m) traffic light
semblança
n
1. (f) similarity
2. (f) appearance
semblant
adj
similar
n
(m) countenance / appearance
semblar
v conj
1. to seem / to look / to look like
Sembla intel·ligent. - He looks clever.
Vestit així, sembles un pagès. - You look like a peasant, dressed like that.
John va fer uns quants comentaris que semblaven tranquil·litzadors. - John made several comments that seemed reassuring.
2. -
Em sembla que... - It seems to me that...
Em sembla molt inoportú. - It seems very ill-timed to me.
Em sembla que vas errat. - I think you're wrong.
3. to look / to seem
Sembla que està a punt de ploure. - It looks as if it's going to rain.
Sembla que no li importa. - It doesn't seem to bother him.
sembrar
v conj
to sow
semen
n
(m) semen
semestral
adj
half-yearly / six-monthly
semestralment
adv
half yearly / six monthly
semestre
n
1. (m) semester
2. (m) period of six months
semicorxera
n
(f) semiquaver
semifinals
n
(m) semis / semi finals
seminal
adj
seminal
Líquid seminal - Seminal fluid
seminari
n
1. (m) [RELIG] seminary
2. (m) seminar
semperenc
n (m / f) (person / people) from Sempere
adj relating to Sempere or its people
sempre
adv
always
expr sempre que
(~ + subjunctive) as long as / so long as / provided
senador
n
(m / f) senator
senar
adj
odd
senat
n
(m) senate
senceller
n (m / f) (person / people) from Sencelles
adj relating to Sencelles or its people
sencer
adj
whole
sender
n
(m) path
senderisme
n
(m) hiking / rambling
senectut
n
(f) senescence (formal) / old age
Senegal
n
(m) Senegal
senegalès
adj
Senegalese
n
(m / f) Senegalese (man / woman / child)
senescència
n
(f) senescence (formal) / aging / ageing (Br.)
senglar
n
(m) wild boar
sengles
adj
both / each
senijol
n (m / f) (person / people) from Senija
adj relating to Senija or its people
sensació
n
(f) sensation
sensacional
adj
sensational
sensacionalisme
n
(m) sensationalism
sensacionalista
adj
sensationalist
sensat
adj
sensible
sensatament
adv
sensibly
sensatesa
n
(f) common sense / good judgement (Br.) / good judgment (Am.)
sense
prep
without
expr amb sense
(col.loq) without
sensibilitat
n
(f) sensitivity / feeling
sensibilització
n
1. (f) raising awareness / awareness raising
Activitats de sensibilització - Awareness-raising activities
2. (f) (tec.) sensitization / sensitisation (Br.)
sensibilitzar
v conj
1. to sensitize
2. to raise awareness
sensible
adj
1. sensitive
2. noticeable
sensiblement
adv
noticeably
sensibler
adj
sentimental / mushy / slushy / mawkish / schmaltzy
sensibleria
n
(f) sentimentality / mushiness / schmaltz / mawkishness
sensor
n
(m) sensor
sensual
adj
sensual
sensualment
adv
sensually
sentiment
n
(m) feeling
expr sentiments profunds
strong feelings
sentimental
adj
sentimental
n
(m / f) sentimentalist
expr company sentimental
partner / other half
sentimentalisme
n
(m) sentimentalism
sentimentalitat
n
(f) sentimentality
sentimentalment
adv
sentimentally
sentinella
n
(m) sentry
sentir
v conj
1. to feel
2. to hear
3. to be sorry / to regret / to feel sad
Sento haver de dir-te que.. - I'm sorry to have to tell you that..
sentir-se
1. sentir-seto feel
2. sentir-seto regret
expr sentir a dir
to hear (tell)
Sempre he sentit a dir que Dublin és molt segura - I've always heard (tell) that Dublin is very safe
expr sentir a parlar (de...)
to have heard of (or about)
No l'he vist però n'he sentit parlar - I haven't seen it but I've heard of it
Jo tampoc he llegit res de Sandor Marai però sempre n'he sentit parlar bé d'ell - I've never read anything by Sandor Marai either but I've heard good things about him
sentit
n
(m) sense
expr sentit comú
(m) common sense
sentor
n
(f) (strong) smell
seny
n
(m) (common) sense
senyal
n
1. (m) signal
2. (m) sign
3. (m) cue
senyalització
n
(f) signalling / signals
senyera
n
(f) Catalan flag
senyerut
n (m / f) (person / people) from Senyera
adj relating to Senyera or its people
senyor
n
1. (m) (gentle)man
2. (m) Mr.
3. (m) lord
4. (m) Sir
senyora
n
1. (f) lady
2. (f) Mrs.
3. (f) madam
senyoreta
n
1. (f) young lady
2. (f) Miss
senzill
adj
1. single
2. easy / simple
3. simple
senzillament
adv
simply
senzillesa
n
(f) simplicity
separació
n
(f) separation
expr separació conjugal
(f) (marital or legal) separation
separadament
adv
separately
separador
n
1. (m) separator
2. (m) splitter
3. (m) [MED] retractor
separar
v conj
to separate
separar-se
separar-se[una parella] to separate
separat
adj
separate
expr per separat
separately
separatisme
n
(m) separatism
separatista
n
(m / f) separatist
adj
separatist
sépia
adj
sepia
n
(f) cuttlefish
sèpia
adj
sepia
n
(f) cuttlefish
sèpsia
n
(f) sepsis
sèptic
adj
septic
expr fossa sèptica
(f) septic tank
expr xoc sèptic
(m) septic shock
septicèmia
n
(f) septicemia
sepulcral
adj
1. sepulchral
2. [fig.] gloomy / dismal / funereal
expr silenci sepulcral
(m) deathly silence
sepulcre
n
(m) tomb
sepultar
v conj
to bury
sequaç
n
(m / f) minion / lackey
sequedat
n
(f) dryness
seqüela
n
1. (f) sequel
2. (f) aftermath
seqüència
n
1. (f) sequence
2. seqüències (fpl) footage
seqüenciació
n
(f) sequencing
sequera
n
(f) drought
séquia
n
(f) irrigation channel / sluice
ser
v conj
to be
expr sigui com sigui
be that as it may
expr sigui com vulgui
be that as it may
serbi
n
(m / f) Serb
adj
Serb / Serbian
Sèrbia
n
(f) Serbia
serendipitat
n
(f) serendipity
serenitat
n
(f) serenity / calm / calmness
sereno
n
(m) night watchman
serenor
n
(m) serenity / calm / calmness
serf
n
(m / f) serf
sergent
n
(m / f) sergeant
sèrie
n
1. (f) series
2. (f) batch
serietat
n
(f) seriousness
seriós
adj
serious
seriositat
n
(f) seriousness
serotonina
n
(f) serotonin
serp
n
(f) snake
expr serp de cascavell
(f) rattlesnake
expr serp marina
(f) sea snake
expr serp pitó
(f) python
serra
n
1. (f) mountain range
2. (f) saw
serradora
n
(f) sawmill
serradures
n
(fpl) sawdust
serralada
n
(f) mountain range
serrar
v conj
1. to saw
2. to squeeze / to tighten
serrat
adj
1. serrated
2. [tallat amb una serra] sawn
n
1. (m) sawing
2. (m) low range of mountains
3. (m) cheese from the Pyrenees region, made from raw sheep's milk
serratellà
n (m / f) (person / people) from la Serratella
adj relating to la Serratella or its people
serratí
n (m / f) (person / people) from Serra (or la Serra d'en Galceran)
adj relating to Serra (or la Serra d'en Galceran) or its people
serrell
n
1. (m) fringe
2. (m) [ANAT] fringe (Br.) / bangs (Am.)
serrellet
n
(m) tinsel
sèrum
n
(m) serum
servei
n
1. (m) service
2. (m) [ESPORT] serve
Nadal va trencar el servei d'Agassi. - Nadal broke Agassi's serve.
expr servei d'àpats
(m) catering
expr servei cartogràfic
(m) mapping agency
expr servei de centre
(m) kick-off
expr servei de despertador
(m) wake-up service
expr servei d'habitacions
(m) room service
expr servei d'urgències
(m) casualty (Br.) / A&E (Br.) / Accident and Emergency (department) (Br.)/ emergency room (Am.)
expr serveis de neteja
(mpl) cleaning services
expr serveis secrets
(mpl) secret service
expr serveis socials
(mpl) social services
servidor
n
1. (m) server
2. (m / f) servant
3. (m / f) yours truly
Això ho ha fet un servidor - It was made by yours truly
expr servidor FTP
(m) FTP server
servil
adj
servile
servir
v conj
1. to serve as / to be used as (or for)
2. [a taula] to serve
3. [en una botiga] to serve
4. to use / to make use of
servir-se
servir-seto use
expr fer servir
to use
expr servir Déu
to serve God
expr servir la pàtria
to serve your country
servitud
n
1. (f) servitude
2. (f) serfdom
sèsam
n
(m) sesame
expr Barri Sèsam
(m) Sesame Street
expr llavor de sèsam
(f) sesame seed
expr oli de sèsam
(m) sesame oil
set
n
1. (m) seven
2. (f) thirst
3. (m) [ESPORT] set
expr tenir set
to be thirsty
setaigüer
n (m / f) (person / people) from Setaigües
adj relating to Setaigües or its people
setanta
adj
seventy
n
(m) seventy
setantè
adj
seventieth
setciències
n
(m / f) know-all / know-it-all
setè
adj
seventh
n
(m) seventh
setembre
n
(m) September
setge
n
(m) siege
setmana
n
(f) week
expr setmana que ve
(f) next week
expr setmana vinent
(f) next week
setmanada
n
1. (f) (weekly) wage
2. (f) (weekly) pocket money (Br.) / allowance (Am.)
setmanal
adj
weekly
expr paga setmanal
(f) (weekly) pocket money (Br.) / allowance (Am.)
setmanari
n
(m) weekly
setrill
n
(m) cruet
setze
n
(m) sixteen
setzè
adj
sixteenth
seu
adj
his/her/its/their
pron
his/hers/theirs
n
1. (f) headquarters
La seu de l'ONU és a Nova York. - UN headquarters are in New York.
2. (f) venue
Hanover va ser la seu de la Expo 2000. - Hanover was the venue for the 2000 World Fair.
3. (f) seat
La seu de govern. - The Seat of Government.
4. (f) [RELIG] see
expr la Santa Seu
the Holy See
sèu
n
1. (m) tallow / suet
2. (m) sebum
seure
v conj
to sit (down)
sever
adj
harsh / strict
severament
adv
harshly
sevillà
adj
of / from Seville
n
(m / f) (person) from Seville
sexe
n
(m) sex
sexòleg
n
(m / f) sexologist
sexologia
n
(f) sexology
sexual
adj
sexual
sexualitat
n
(f) sexuality
Seychelles
n
(fpl) Seychelles
SGBD
acr
(m) DBMS
shakespearià
adj
Shakespearean / Shakespearian
si
conj
if
n
(m) bosom / heart
sí
adv
yes / yeah (argot) / yep (argot) / uh-huh (argot) / absolutely
n
(m) yes
siamès
n
1. (m / f) Siamese (man, woman, person, child..)
2. (m / f) Siamese twin
adj
Siamese
expr gat siamès
(m) Siamese (cat)
sibarita
adj
sybaritic / decadent / epicurean
n
(m / f) sybarite / pleasure seeker
SIDA
n
(f) AIDS
sideral
adj
sidereal
sidra
n
(f) cider
sidral
n
1. (m) sherbet
2. (m) (col.loq) fuss
expr muntar un sidral
to make a fuss
Sierra Leone
n
Sierra Leone
sífilis
n
(f) syphilis
sifó
n
1. (m) siphon / syphon
2. (m) u-bend / trap (Am.)
3. (m) soda (Br.) / soda water (Am.)
SIG
n
(m) GIS
signar
v conj
to sign
signatura
n
(f) signature
expr signatura electrònica
(f) electronic signature
signe
n
1. (m) sign / mark
2. (m) signal
expr signe de puntuació
(m) punctuation mark
significació
n
(f) meaning
significant
n
(m) [LING] signifier
significar
v conj
to mean / to signify
significat
n
1. (m) significance
2. (m) meaning
3. (m) [LING] signified
significatiu
adj
meaningful / significant / substantial
significativament
adv
significantly / substantially
sikh
adj
Sikh
n
(m / f) Sikh
sikhisme
n
(m) Sikhism
silenci
n
(m) silence
Un minut de silenci - A minute's silence
silenciar
v conj
to silence / to hush
silici
n
(m) silicon
silicona
n
(f) silicone
síl·laba
n
(f) syllable
sil·làbic
adj
syllabic
siller
n (m / f) (person / people) from Silla
adj relating to Silla or its people
silueta
n
(f) shape / profile / silhouette
silvicultura
n
(f) forestry
simater
n (m / f) (person / people) from Simat de la Valldigna
adj relating to Simat de la Valldigna or its people
simbiosi
n
(f) symbiosis
simbiòtic
adj
symbiotic
símbol
n
(m) symbol
simbolitzar
v conj
to symbolize / to symbolise (Br.)
simbomba
n
(f) [MÃSICA] zambomba
simetria
n
(f) symmetry
simètric
adj
symmetric / symmetrical
simi
n
(m) ape
similar
adj
similar
similitud
n
(f) similarity
simpàtic
adj
nice / kind
simpatitzant
n
(m / f) sympathizer / sympathiser (Br.)
adj
sympathetic
simpatitzar
v conj
to sympathize / to sympathise (Br.)
simplicitat
n
(f) simplicity
simplificar
v conj
to simplify
simposi
n
(m) symposium
símptoma
n
(f) symptom
simptomàtic
adj
symptomatic
simulador
n
(m) simulator
expr simulador de vol
(m) flight simulator
simular
v conj
to simulate
simultaneïtat
n
(f) simultaneity
simultani
adj
simultaneous
simultàniment
adv
simultaneously
sinagoga
n
(f) synagogue
sinapsi
n
(f) synapsis
sinarquenc
n (m / f) (person / people) from Sinarques
adj relating to Sinarques or its people
sincer
adj
1. sincere
2. honest / frank
expr si he de ser sincer
if I'm honest / to be honest
expr per ser sincer
to be honest / to be frank
sinceritat
n
(f) sincerity
síncope
n
1. (f) [MED] syncope / blackout
2. (f) [LING] syncope
3. (f) syncopation
síncron
adj
synchronous
sincronia
n
(f) synchrony
sincronització
n
(f) synchronization / synchronisation (Br.)
expr sincronització labial
(f) lip-synching
sincronitzar
v conj
to synchronize / to synchronise (Br.)
sindicació
n
(f) syndication
sindical
adj
union / trade union (Br.) / labor union (Am.)
sindicalisme
n
(m) trade unionism (Br.) / (labor) unionism (Am.)
sindicat
n
(m) (trade) union
síndic de comptes
n
(m / f) comptroller / controller
síndic de greuges
n
(m) ombudsman
síndria
n
(f) watermelon
síndrome
n
(f) syndrome
expr síndrome d'Asperger
(f) Asperger's syndrome
expr síndrome de Cushing
(f) Cushing's syndrome
expr síndrome de fatiga crònica
(f) chronic fatigue syndrome
sinergia
n
(f) synergy
sineuer
n (m / f) (person / people) from Sineu
adj relating to Sineu or its people
singalès
n
(m) Sinhalese
adj
Sinhalese
Singapur
n
(m) Singapore
singlot
n
(m) hiccup / hiccough
expr tenir singlot
to have (got) (the) hiccups
singlotar
v conj
to hiccup / to hiccough
singular
adj
singular
singularitat
n
(f) singularity
singularitzar
v conj
to make (something) stand out
singularitzar-se
singularitzar-seto make yourself stand out / to draw attention to yourself
singularment
adv
singularly
sinistralitat
n
(f) accident rate / number of casualties
sinistre
n
(m) accident / disaster
adj
left
sinó
conj
but (rather)
sinònim
n
(m) synonym
adj
synonymous
sinopsi
n
(f) synopsis
sinòptic
adj
1. synoptic
2. els sinòptics[RELIG] synoptic gospels
sintaxi
n
(f) syntax
síntesi
n
1. (f) summary / digest
2. (f) synthesis
sintètic
adj
synthetic
sintetitzador
n
(m) synthesizer
sintetitzar
v conj
1. to sum up / to summarize
2. to synthesize / to synthesise (Br.)
sintonia
n
1. (f) theme tune (Br.) / theme song (Am.) / signature tune
2. (f) harmony
expr en sintonia amb
in tune with
sintonitzador
n
(m) tuner
sintonitzar
v conj
to tune in (to)
sinuós
adj
sinuous / winding / twisting / undulating / tortuous
sinus
n
(m) [MAT] sine
sionisme
n
(m) Zionism
sionista
adj
Zionist
n
Zionist
sípia
n
(f) cuttlefish
sirena
n
1. (f) mermaid
2. (f) siren
sirga
n
(f) tow rope / line
expr camí de sirga
(m) towpath
Síria
n
(f) Syria
sirià
n
(m / f) Syrian
adj
Syrian
sis
n
(m) six
sisè
adj
sixth
n
(m) sixth
sisme
n
(m) (earth)quake
sísmic
adj
seismic
sismògraf
n
(m) seismometer
sistema
n
(m) system
expr sistema de gestió de base de dades
(m) database management system
expr sistema gestor de base de dades
(m) database management system
expr sistema operatiu
(m) OS / operating system
expr sistema solar
(m) solar system
sistemàtic
adj
systematic
sistematització
n
(f) systematization / systemization / systematisation (Br.) / systemisation (Br.)
sistematitzar
v conj
to systematize / to systemize / to systematise (Br.) / to systemise (Br.)
sistèmic
adj
systemic
sístole
n
(f) systole
sistòlic
adj
systolic
sistre
n
(m) sistrum
sitar
n
(m) sitar
sitja
n
(f) silo
situació
n
1. (f) situation
2. (f) location
situar
v conj
to situate / to locate
sivella
n
(f) buckle
SMC
n
(m) Catalan Weather Service
snooker
n
(m) snooker
so
n
(m) sound
soberg
adj
1. magnificent / striking
2. haughty
sobirà
n
(m / f) sovereign
adj
sovereign
sobirania
n
(f) sovreignty
sobiranista
adj
separatist / independentist / pro-independence / sovereigntist
nota: 'Sovereigntist' no és una paraula molt present arreu del món anglòfon. S'utilitza sobretot al Canadà (al Quebec).
sobrar
v conj
1. to be too much (o too many) of (something)
2. to be surplus (to requirements) / to not be needed
3. to be left (over) / to remain / to be (going) spare
sobrat
adj
1. excessive
2. [~ de] plenty of / lots of
Anar sobrat(s) de... - To have plenty (or lots) of...
3. (over-)confident
sobre
adv
1. on
2. about
n
1. (m) top
2. (m) envelope
sobreabundància
n
(f) overabundance / oversupply / glut / surfeit (formal)
expr sobreabundància informativa
(f) information overload
sobreabundar
v conj
to be overabundant
X i y sobreabunden. - There is an overabundance (or excess) of X and Y.
sobrealimentació
n
(f) overfeeding / overeating
sobrealimentar
v conj
to overfeed
sobrealimentar-se
sobrealimentar-seto overeat
sobrecàrrega
n
(f) overload
sobrecarregar
v conj
to overload
sobredimensionar
v conj
to overstate / to blow (something) out of proportion
sobredosi
n
(f) overdose
sobreeixir
v conj
to spill over
sobreentendre
v conj
to understand / to assume / to take for granted
sobrenatural
adj
supernatural
sobrenom
n
(m) nickname
sobrepès
n
(m) overweight
nota: A molts angloparlants no els agraden gens l'ús de 'overweight' com a substantiu (és un ús relativament nou). Però, s'utilitza molt avui dia (sobretot als mitjans de comunicació)
sobrepesca
n
(f) overfishing
sobrer
adj
surplus / leftover / excess / extra
sobrereserva
n
(f) overbooking
sobresalt
n
(m) start (startled reaction)
sobresaltar
v conj
to startle / to give (somebody) a start
sobresaltar-se
sobresaltar-seto start / to give a start
sobresou
n
(m) bonus / allowance
sobretot
adv
above all
sobrevalorar
v conj
1. [FIN] to overvalue
2. to overrate
sobrevalorat
adj
1. [FIN] overvalued
2. overrated
sobrevent
n
(m) windward
expr a sobrevent
windward
sobreviure
v conj
1. [un fet / un desastre] to survive
2. [un altre] to outlast
sobtadament
adv
suddenly / all of a sudden / abruptly
sobtar
v conj
to surprise / to take (someone) by surprise
sobte
n
(word used in the adverbial expression 'de sobte')
expr de sobte
suddenly / all of a sudden
soc
n
1. (m) clog
2. (m) souk
socarrar
v conj
to scorch / to char / to singe
socarrimar
v conj
to singe
soci
n
(m / f) member
social
adj
social
expr serveis socials
(mpl) social services
socialdemòcrata
n
(m / f) social democrat
adj
social-democratic
socialisme
n
(m) socialism
socialista
n
(m / f) socialist
adj
socialist
socialitzar
v conj
1. to nationalize
2. to socialize
societat
n
(f) society
socioeconòmic
adj
socioeconomic / socio-economic
sociòleg
n
(m / f) sociologist
sociolingüista
n
(m / f) sociolinguist
sociolingüístic
adj
sociolinguistic
sociolingüística
n
(f) sociolinguistics
sociologia
n
(f) sociology
sociològic
adj
sociological
sociològicament
adv
sociologically
sociometria
n
(f) sociometry
sociomètric
adj
sociometric
sociopolític
adj
socio-political
sociovergència
n
(f) [POLIT] pact between PSC (Partit dels Socialistes de Catalunya) and CiU (Convergència i Unió)
sociovergent
n
(m / f) [POLIT] supporter of joint action between PSC (Partit dels Socialistes de Catalunya) and CiU (Convergència i Unió)
adj
relating to a pact between PSC (Partit dels Socialistes de Catalunya) and CiU (Convergència i Unió)
sòcol
n
socket
socórrer
v conj
to come to (somebody's) rescue (or aid)
socorrista
n
1. (m / f) first aider
2. (m / f) lifeguard
Socorrista aquàtic - Lifeguard
sodi
n
(m) sodium
expr bicarbonat de sodi
(m) sodium bicarbonate
expr laurilsulfat de sodi
(m) sodium lauryl sulphate (Br.) / sulfate (Am.)
sodomia
n
(f) sodomy
sodomitzar
v conj
to sodomize / to bugger
sofà
n
(m) sofa / settee / couch
sofà-llit
n
(m) sofa bed / bed settee (Br.)
sofisma
n
(m) sophism
sofre
n
(m) sulphur
sofregir
v conj
[ALIM] to brown / to fry lightly
sofrir
v conj
1. to stand / to bear / to put up with
2. to suffer
3. to undergo / to experience
soga
n
(f) rope
sogorbí
n (m / f) (person / people) from Sogorb
adj relating to Sogorb or its people
sogra
n
(f) mother-in-law
sogre
n
(m) father-in-law
soia
n
(f) soy / soya
expr llet de soia
(m) soya milk / soy milk
expr salsa de soia
(f) soy sauce
soja
n
(f) soy / soya
expr llet de soja
(m) soya milk / soy milk
expr salsa de soja
(f) soy sauce
sojorn
n
(m) stay
sol
n
1. (m) sun
2. (m) [MÃSICA] soh
adj
1. alone / lonely / lonesome
nota: 'Lonesome' i 'lonely' impliquen una solitud no desitjada.
2. single
expr a soles
1. alone
2. in private
expr prendre el sol
to sunbathe
interj ets un sol
(col.loq) you're a star! / you're wonderful!
sòl
n
1. (m) soil
2. (m) ground
sola
n
(f) sole
solapa
n
1. (f) (roba) lapel
2. (f) (llibre) flap
solapar
v conj
to overlap
solapar-se
solapar-seto overlap
solar
adj
solar
n
1. (m) [casa] ancestral home
2. (m) plot (of land)
expr central solar
(f) solar power plant
expr energia solar
(f) solar energy (o power)
expr llum solar
(f) sunlight
expr panell solar
(m) solar panel
expr placa solar
(f) solar panel
expr sistema solar
(m) solar system
solc
n
1. (m) groove
2. (m) furrow
3. (m) sulcus
solcar
v conj
1. [terra] to plough (Br.) / to plow (Am.)
2. [aigua] to cut through / to move through
3. [aire] to fly through
soldadesc
adj
soldierly / military
n
1. soldadesca (f) soldiery
2. soldadesca (f) gang of soldiers
soldador
n
1. (m) soldering iron
2. (m / f) [TREB] welder
soldadura
n
1. (f) welding / soldering
2. (f) [metall] solder
3. (f) [lloc d'unió] weld
soldar
v conj
to weld / to solder
soldat
n
(m / f) soldier
solemne
adj
solemn
solemnement
adv
solemnly
solemnitat
n
(f) solemnity
solfeig
n
(m) tonic sol-fa
solidaritat
n
(f) solidarity
soliloqui
n
(m) soliloquy
solista
n
(m / f) soloist
solitari
adj
solitary
n
1. (m) solitaire
nota: Anell en el que hi ha una sola pedra muntada.
2. (m) [joc de cartes] solitaire (Am.) / patience (Br.)
3. (m) [cuc ~] tapeworm
4. (m / f) loner
expr en solitari
alone / solo
soll
n
(f) (pig)sty / pigpen
sollaner
n (m / f) (person / people) from Sollana
adj relating to Sollana or its people
solleric
n (m / f) (person / people) from Sóller
adj relating to Sóller or its people
sol·licitant
n
(m / f) applicant
sol·licitar
v conj
to request / to ask for / to apply for
sol·licitud
n
(f) request
solo
n
(m) solo
solstici
n
(m) solstice
expr solstici d'estiu
(m) summer solstice
expr solstici d'hivern
(m) winter solstice
solsticial
adj
solstitial
solt
adj
loose / free
solter
adj
single
n
1. (m) bachelor
2. soltera (f) single woman
solució
n
(f) solution
solucionar
v conj
to solve
solvència
n
1. (f) [FIN] solvency
2. (f) ability / capability
solvent
adj
1. [FIN] solvent
2. able / capable
somali
n
1. (m) Somali
2. (m / f) Somali
adj
Somali
Somàlia
n
Somalia
Somalilàndia
n
(f) Somaliland
somera
n
(f) jenny
somiar
v conj
[~ amb / en] to dream (about / of)
somicar
v conj
to whine / to whimper
somier
n
(m) bed base
somni
n
(m) dream
somniar
v conj
to dream
somort
adj
(dolor) dull, (llum) dim, (so) muted / muffled
somriure
v conj
to smile
n
(m) smile
son
n
1. (m) sleep
El son REM - REM sleep
2. (f) sleepiness
expr tenir son
to be sleepy / to be tired
expr trencar el son
to have (or take) a nap / to nap
sonall
n
(m) rattle
sonar
v conj
1. [gen. - produir un so] to sound / to make a sound
2. [telèfon, campana] to ring
3. [alarma, despertador] to go off
4. [música] to play
La música sonava. - The music was playing.
5. to be pronounced
La lletra 'h' no sona. - You don't pronounce the letter 'h'.
6. [deixar-se sentir per l'oïda] to sound
7. to ring a bell / to be familiar
8. to appear / to be mentioned
9. [instrument] to play
n
(m) sonar
sonat
adj
1. crazy
2. famous
3. punch drunk
nota: 'Punch drunk' vol dir (literalment) 'begut de cops de puny'
sonda
n
1. (f) catheter / tube
2. (f) probe
sondar
v conj
to sound / to fathom
sondeig
n
(m) opinion poll
soneixí
n
(m / f) (person / people) from Soneja
adj
relating to Soneja or its people
sonet
n
(m) sonnet
sonor
adj
1. sound
2. [LING] voiced
expr banda sonora
(f) soundtrack
expr efecte sonor
(m) sound effect
sopa
n
(f) soup
expr sopa de lletres
(f) word search
sopar
v conj
to have dinner
n
(m) dinner
sopera
n
(f) (soup) tureen
sopitesa
n
(f) drowsiness
sopor
n
(m) drowsiness
soporífer
adj
soporific
soprano
n
(f) soprano
sord
adj
1. [MED] deaf
2. [LING] voiceless
3. dull
sordesa
n
(f) deafness
sòrdid
adj
sordid
sordina
n
(f) [MÃSICA] mute
sordmut
n
(m / f) deaf mute
adj
deaf-mute
sorgiment
n
(m) emergence / appearance
sorgir
v conj
to spring up / to rise / to emerge / to arise
sorità
n
(m / f) (person / people) from Sorita
adj
relating to Sorita or its people
soroll
n
(m) noise
expr soroll blanc
(m) white noise
sorollós
adj
1. noisy
2. vocal
Una minoria sorollosa. - A vocal minority.
sorprendre
v conj
to surprise
sorprenent
adj
surprising
sorpresa
n
(f) surprise
sorra
n
(f) sand
sorral
n
1. (m) sandpit (Br.) / sandpile (Am.) / sandbox
2. (m) sandy area
sorrera
n
(f) sandpit (Br.) / sandpile (Am.) / sandbox
sorrut
adj
unsociable / stand-offish
sort
n
(f) luck
expr bona (o molta) sort
good luck! / best of British! (Br. / hum.)
expr per sort
fortunately / luckily
sorteig
n
(m) draw
sortejar
v conj
1. to draw lots for
2. to raffle
sortida
n
1. (f) exit / way out
2. (f) [TRANSP] departure
3. (f) outing / trip
Sortida de camp - Field trip
4. (f) solution
5. (f) [INFORM] output
expr punt de sortida
1. (m) starting point
2. (m) [INFORM] return point
expr tenir sortida
to sell well
expr sortida del sol
(f) sunrise
sortint
adj
outgoing
El president sortint. - The outgoing president.
sortir
v conj
1. to go out / to leave
2. to come out
3. [tooth] to come through
4. to come out with
5. to turn out
6. to appear
expr sortir a la llum
to come to light
expr sortir al pas de
to deny
expr sortir de l'armari
to come out (of the closet)
expr sortir per cames
to leg it / to beat it
expr sortir per potes
to leg it / to beat it
sortosament
adv
fortunately / luckily
soscavar
v conj
1. to undermine
2. [confiança, moral] to sap / to undermine
sospesar
v conj
1. to weigh something in your hand
2. to weigh up
Sospesar el pro i el contra. - To weigh up the pros and the cons.
sospir
n
(m) sigh
expr en l'últim sospir
in the dying minutes / last gasp
sospirar
v conj
to sigh
Sospirar per (una cosa). - To long for / to dream of (something).
sospita
n
(f) suspicion
sospitar
v conj
to suspect
sospitós
n
(m / f) suspect
adj
suspicious
Sospitós de (fer alguna cosa) - Suspected of (doing something)
sostenibilitat
n
(f) sustainability
sostenible
adj
sustainable / tenable
Energia sostenible - Sustainable energy
sostenidors
n
(m) bra
sostenir
v conj
1. to maintain
2. to support / to hold / to hold up / to sustain / to bolster
sostracció
n
(f) subtraction
sostre
n
(m) ceiling
sostreure
v conj
1. to snatch / to steal
2. to subtract / to take away
sot
n
(m) pothole / rut
sota
adv
underneath / below / beneath
prep
under / underneath / below / beneath
sotasignat
adj
undersigned
n
(m / f) the undersigned
Nosaltres, els sotasignats... - We, the undersigned...
sotavent
n
(m) leeward
expr a sotavent
leeward
soter
n (m / f) (person / people) from Sot de Ferrer (or Sot de Xera)
adj relating to Sot de Ferrer (or Sot de Xera) or its people
soteriologia
n
(f) [RELIG] soteriology
soteriològic
adj
[RELIG] soteriological
soterrani
n
basement / cellar
adj
underground
soterrar
v conj
to bury
sotjar
v conj
to spy on
sotmetiment
n
(m) subjection
sotmetre
v conj
to subject
sotrac
n
(m) shake / shock / bump / lurch
sotragada
n
(f) shake / shaking / shock / bump
sotragar
v conj
to shake
sots-director
n
(m / f) assistant manager
sou
n
1. (m) wage / pay / salary
2. sous (mpl) money
expr per quins cinc sous
why the heck?
expr per quins set sous
why the heck?
soviètic
adj
Soviet
expr Unió Soviètica
(f) Soviet Union
expr Unió de Repúbliques Socialistes Soviètiques (URSS)
(f) Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR)
sovint
adv
often
sovintejar
v conj
to be frequent / to happen often (o frequently) / to occur often (o frequently)
sr
abrev
(m) Mr
sra
abrev
(f) Mrs
SRAM
acr
(f) SRAM
Sri Lanka
n
Sri Lanka
statu quo
n
(m) status quo
stop
n
(m) stop sign
suahili
n
(m) Swahili
suar
v conj
1. to sweat
2. to soak with sweat
suau
adj
soft
suaument
adv
softly / gently
suavitat
n
1. (f) softness
2. (f) smoothness
suavitzar
v conj
to soften / to ease
subaquàtic
adj
underwater
subconjunt
n
(m) subset
subcontractació
n
(f) outsourcing
subcontractar
v conj
to outsource / to contract out
súbdit
n
(m / f) subject - British subject.
Súbdit britànic.
subducció
n
(f) subduction
subestimar
v conj
to underestimate
subestimar-se
subestimar-seto underestimate yourself
Ho faràs molt bé. No et subestimis! - You'll do very well. Don't underestimate yourself!
subhasta
n
(f) auction
subhastador
n
(m / f) auctioneer
subhastar
v conj
to auction
subjacent
adj
underlying
subjecció
n
(f) subjection
subjectar
v conj
to hold (down) / to tie (down) / to pinion
subjectiu
adj
subjective
subjectivament
adv
subjectively
subjectivitat
n
(f) subjectivity
subjuntiu
n
(m) subjunctive
sublevació
n
(f) uprising
sublevar
v conj
to revolt
sublim
adj
sublime / grand
sublimar
v conj
1. to praise
2. to sublimate
submarí
adj
underwater
n
(m) submarine
submarinisme
n
(m) scuba diving
submarinista
n
(m / f) scuba diver
submergir
v conj
to submerge
subministrament
n
(m) supply / provision
subministrar
v conj
to provide / to furnish
submissió
n
(f) submission
suborn
n
1. (m) bribe
2. (m) bribery
subornar
v conj
to bribe
subratllar
v conj
to underline
subscripció
n
(f) subscription
subsidi
n
(m) benefit / allowance / subsidy
Subsidi agrari. - Agricultural financial assistance.
Subsidi d'atur. - Unemployment benefit (Br.) / unemployment compensation (Am.)
subsidiari
adj
subsidiary
subsidiarietat
n
(f) subsidiarity
subsistència
n
(f) subsistence
Agricultura de subsistència - Subsistence farming
substància
n
(f) substance
substancial
adj
substantial
substancialment
adv
substantially
substituir
v conj
to replace
Substituir A per B. - To replace A with B.
substitut
n
(m) replacement / substitute
substrat
n
1. (m) substratum
2. (m) substrate
subterfugis
n
(mpl) subterfuge
subterrani
adj
underground
subtil
adj
subtle
subtilesa
n
(f) subtlety
subtilitzar
v conj
to quibble / to split hairs / to nitpick
subtítol
n
(m) subtitle
subtitular
v conj
to subtitle
subtracció
n
(f) [MAT] subtraction
subtrahend
n
(m) [MAT] subtrahend / amount to be subtracted
nota: En anglès, 'subtrahend' és una expressió tradicional que no s'usa molt en l'ús modern.
suburbà
adj
suburban
suburbi
n
(m) suburb
subvenció
n
(f) subsidy
subvencionar
v conj
to subsidize
subversiu
adj
subversive
subvertir
v conj
to subvert
suc
n
(m) juice
expr suc de llimona
(m) lemon juice
expr suc de taronja
(m) orange juice
sucainer
n (m / f) (person / people) from Sucaina
adj relating to Sucaina or its people
sucar
v conj
to dunk / to dip
succeir
v conj
1. to happen / to occur
2. to succeed
succés
n
(m) event
successió
n
1. (f) succession
2. (f) sequence
successiu
adj
successive
successor
n
(m / f) successor
successori
adj
of succession
Línia successòria - Line of succession
Drets successoris - Rights of succession
sucós
adj
juicy
sucre
n
(m) sugar
expr sucre blanc
(m) white sugar
expr sucre de llustre
(m) icing sugar (Br.) / powdered sugar (Am.) / confectioners' sugar (Am.)
expr sucre de taula
(m) table sugar
expr sucre moreno
(m) brown sugar
sucrer
adj
sugar
La indústria sucrera. - The sugar industry.
n
1. sucrera (f) sugar factory
2. sucrera (f) sugar bowl
suculent
adj
succulent / juicy
sucumbir
v conj
[~ a] to succumb (to)
sucursal
n
(m) branch
sud
adj
south
Del sud. - Southern.
Sud-àfrica
n
(f) South Africa
sud-africà
n
(m / f) South African
Sudan
n
(m) Sudan
expr Sudan del Sud
(m) South Sudan
sud-coreà
n
(m / f) South Korean
adj
South Korean
suec
n
1. (m) Swedish
2. (m / f) Swede
adj
Swedish
suecà
n (m / f) (person / people) from Sueca
adj relating to Sueca or its people
Suècia
n
(f) Sweden
suerenc
n (m / f) (person / people) from Suera
adj relating to Suera or its people
suèter
n
(m) sweater / jumper (Br.)
suficient
adj
sufficient / enough
suficientment
adv
sufficiently (x) / (x) enough
sufix
n
(m) suffix
sufixar
v conj
to add a suffix
sufocant
adj
suffocating
sufocar
v conj
1. to suffocate
2. [incendi] to put out
3. [rebel·lió] to suppress / to quell / to put down
sufragar
v conj
1. to aid / to assist
2. [FIN] [despeses, costos..] to defray
sufragi
n
(m) suffrage
expr sufragi femení
(m) women's suffrage
expr sufragi universal
(m) universal suffrage
sufragista
n
(m / f) suffragist / suffragette (fem.)
suggerent
adj
suggestive
suggeridor
adj
suggestive
suggeriment
n
(m) suggestion
suggerir
v conj
to suggest
suïcida
n
(m / f) suicide bomber
adj
suicidal
suïcidar-se
v conj
to commit suicide
suïcidi
n
(m) suicide
expr suïcidi assistit
(m) assisted suicide
expr intent de suïcidi
suicide attempt
Suïssa
n
(f) Switzerland
sulfat
n
(m) sulphate (Br.) / sulfate (Am.)
sulfúric
adj
sulphuric
Àcid sulfúric - Sulphuric acid
suma
n
1. (f) addition
2. (f) sum
sumacarcerí
n (m / f) (person / people) from Sumacàrcer
adj relating to Sumacàrcer or its people
sumand
n
(m) addend
sumar
v conj
to add
sumar-se
sumar-seto join
sumari
n
(m) summary
sumeri
n
1. (m / f) Sumerian
2. (m) [LING] Sumerian
adj
Sumerian
summament
adv
extremely
sumo
n
(m) sumo (wrestling)
sunnita
adj
Sunni
n
(m / f) Sunni (muslim)
suor
n
(f) sweat
suós
adj
sweaty
súper
n
1. (m) (col.loq) supermarket
2. (m / f) (col.loq) member of Club Super3
3. (f) (col.loq) premium (gasoline) (Am.) / super (Br.)
adv
(col.loq) really well
Ens ho vam passar súper. - We had a great time.
superable
adj
beatable
superar
v conj
1. to exceed
Superar totes les expectatives. - To exceed all expectations.
2. to overcome
Superar les dificultats. - To overcome difficulties.
superar-se
superar-seto surpass oneself
superàvit
n
(m) surplus
superb
adj
1. magnificent / impressive
2. vain / smug / arrogant
supèrbia
n
(f) vanity / smugness / arrogance
supercontinent
n
(m) supercontinent
superficial
adj
superficial
superfície
n
(m) surface
superior
adj
1. higher
2. upper
Límit superior - Upper limit
Llavi superior - Upper lip
3. better / superior
~ de qualitat superior - Superior quality ~
n
1. (m / f) superior
2. (m / f) [RELIG] superior
Mare superiora - Mother superior
superioritat
n
(f) superiority
superlatiu
n
(m) superlative
adj
superlative
supermercat
n
(m) supermarket
superpoblat
adj
overpopulated
superposar
v conj
1. to overlap
2. to overlay
superposició
n
1. (f) overlap
2. (f) overlapping
3. (f) overlay
superstició
n
(f) superstition
supersticiós
adj
superstitious
supervivent
n
(m / f) survivor
suplement
n
1. (m) supplement
2. (m) surcharge
suplementar
v conj
to supplement
suplementari
adj
supplementary / additional / ancillary
suplent
adj
stand-in / substitute
n
1. (m / f) stand-in / replacement / substitute
2. (m / f) [ESPORT] substitute / sub (col·loq)
3. (m / f) supply teacher (Br.) / substitute teacher (Am.) / relief teacher (Aus.)
4. (m / f) [MED] locum
suplicar
v conj
to plead for / to beg for
suport
n
(m) support
expr donar suport a
to support
suportable
adj
tolerable / bearable
suportar
v conj
1. to support
2. to tolerate
3. to endure
suposadament
adv
supposedly
suposar
v conj
1. to suppose / to guess / to presume
2. to imply / to suppose / to presuppose
3. to mean
suposició
n
1. (f) assumption
2. (f) guess
supositori
n
(m) suppository
suprem
adj
supreme
Tribunal Suprem - Supreme Court
supressió
n
1. (f) suppression
2. (f) abolition / removal / elimination / eradication
suprimir
v conj
to supress
supurar
v conj
to suppurate (formal) / to fester
surar
v conj
to float
surer
adj
cork
surera
n
(f) [BOT] cork oak
surfista
n
1. (m / f) surfer
2. (m / f) windsurfer
3. (m / f) snowboarder
Surinam
n
(f) Suriname
suro
n
(m) cork
surra
n
(f) spank / smack on the bottom
surrealisme
n
(m) surrealism
surrealista
adj
surrealist
n
(m / f) surrealist
suscitar
v conj
to arouse / to provoke
sushi
n
(m) sushi
suspendre
v conj
1. to fail / to flunk (Am.) (col·loq)
2. to fail (someone) / to give a failing grade to (someone) / to flunk (someone) (Am.) (col·loq)
3. to suspend (something)
Una errada informàtica obliga a suspendre temporalment tots els vols a Londres - A computer error forces the temporary suspension of all flights to London
4. to fail
sustentar
v conj
1. [fornir aliment] to sustain / to nourish
2. to sustain / to maintain
sutge
n
(m) soot
sutjós
adj
sooty
Swazilàndia
n
(f) Swaziland
