va
adj vain

expr en va
in vain

vaca
n (f) cow

expr vaca sagrada
(f) panjandrum

vacances
n (f) holidays

vacant
adj vacant

n (f) (job) vacancy / opening

vacil·lació
n (f) hesitation

vacil·lant
adj hesitant / tentative

vacil·lar
v conj 1. to waver / to hesitate / to vacillate / to falter
2. to flicker
3. to wobble

vacuna
n (f) vaccine

vacunació
n (f) vaccination

vacunador
n (m / f) vaccinator

vacunar
v conj to vaccinate

vaga
n (f) strike

expr vaga de fam
(f) hunger strike

expr vaga de zel
(f) work-to-rule

expr vaga salvatge
(f) wildcat strike

vagabund
n 1. (m / f) wanderer
2. (m / f) vagrant / tramp / hobo (Am.) / bum (slang)

adj wandering

vagar
v conj 1. to wander / to roam
2. to suit

vagina
n (f) vagina

vaginal
adj vaginal

vagó
n 1. (m) carriage (Br.) / passenger car (Am.) / passenger coach (Am.)
nota: (de passatgers)
2. (m) wagon (Br.) / goods van (Br.) / boxcar (Am.) / freight car (Am.)
nota: (de mercaderies)

expr vagó llit
(m) sleeper / sleeping car

expr vagó restaurant
(m) restaurant car (Br.) / dining car

vague
adj vague

vailet
n 1. (m) page boy
2. (m) boy

vainilla
n (f) vanilla

vaixell
n (m) boat

expr vaixell de guerra
(m) warship

vaixella
n (f) crockery / dinner service / tableware

vaja
interj 1. well! / blimey! (Br.) / gosh!
Vaja, vaja, vaja! - Well, well, well!
Vaja embolic! - What a mess / what a muddle!
Vaja poruc! - What a scaredy cat!
2. blast! (Br.) / darn it! (Am.) / damn (it)!

val
n (m) coupon / voucher

valencià
n 1. (m) Valencian
2. (m / f) Valencian

adj Valencian

valència
n 1. (f) valency
2. ValènciaValencia

valent
adj brave / courageous

valentament
adv bravely / courageously

valentia
n (f) courage / bravery

expr amb valentia
bravely / courageously

valer
v conj 1. to cost
2. to be worth
3. to count
4. to be useful / to be suitable
valer-se
1. valer-seto be able to take care of yourself / to be able to manage by yourself
L'avi ja no pot valer-se - Grandfather can no longer take care of (or manage by) himself
2. valer-seto make use of
S'ha valgut d'influències - He made use of his connections

expr valer més
to be preferable
Val més que ho facis tu. - You'd better do it.

expr fer valer
to assert

expr no s'hi val
that's not fair / that's not right

expr no s'ho val
that's OK / (a qui et dóna les gràcies) don't mention it

expr valer la pena
to be worth it

vàlid
adj valid

validació
n (f) validation

validesa
n (f) validity

vall
n 1. (f) valley
2. (f) (fossat) moat

valladí
n (m / f) (person / people) from Vallada

adj relating to Vallada or its people

vallanquer
n (m / f) (person / people) from Vallanca

adj relating to Vallanca or its people

vallatí
n (m / f) (person / people) from Vallat

adj relating to Vallat or its people

valldalbenc
n (m / f) (person / people) from la Vall d’Alba

adj relating to la Vall d’Alba or its people

valldemossí
n (m / f) (person / people) from Valldemossa

adj relating to Valldemossa or its people

valler
n (m / f) (person / people) from Tavernes de la Valldigna (or la Vall d'Almonesir or la Vall d' Uixó or la Vall de Gallinera)

adj relating to Tavernes de la Valldigna (or la Vall d'Almonesir or la Vall d' Uixó or la Vall de Gallinera ) or its people

vallesí
n (m / f) (person / people) from Vallés

adj relating to Vallés or its people

vallibonenc
n (m / f) (person / people) from Vallibona

adj relating to Vallibona or its people

valor
n (m) value

expr valor facial
(m) [FIN] face value

valoració
n 1. (f) appraisal
2. (f) rating

valorar
v conj 1. to rate
2. to appraise

vals
n (m) waltz

vàlua
n (f) value

valuós
adj valuable

vàlvula
n (f) valve

expr vàlvula d'escapament
1. (f) escape valve / release valve
2. (f) [fig.] outlet / release

vamba
n (f) trainer (Br.) / sneaker (Am.)

vampir
n vampire

vanadi
n (m) vanadium

vanaglòria
n (f) vainglory

vanagloriar-se
v conj to boast / to brag

vanagloriós
adj vainglorious

vanar-se
v conj to boast / to brag

vàndal
n 1. (m / f) vandal
2. (m / f) Vandal

vandalisme
n (m) vandalism

vanitat
n (f) vanity

vanitós
adj vain / conceited

vànova
n (f) bedspread

vapor
n (m) vapor (Am.) / vapour (Br.) / steam

vara
n (f) rod / stick / cane

varar
v conj to launch

vareta
n 1. (f) wand
2. (f) little stick

expr vareta màgica
(f) magic wand

vari
adj different / diverse / varied

variable
adj variable

n (f) variable

variació
n (f) variation

variant
n (f) variant

variar
v conj 1. to change
2. to vary
3. to vary

varicel·la
n (f) chickenpox

varices
n (fpl) varicose veins

varietat
n (f) variety

Varsòvia
n Warsaw

vas
n 1. (m) glass
2. (m) vessel
3. (m) beaker

vascular
adj vascular
Cirurgia vascular - Vascular surgery

vasectomia
n (f) vasectomy

vaselina
n (f) vaseline

vassall
n (m) vassal

vassallatge
n (m) vassalage

vast
adj vast

Vaticà
n (m) Vatican

vaticinar
v conj to foreshadow / to predict

veça
n 1. (f) vetch
2. veces (fpl) food / sustenance

expr guanyar-se les veces
to earn a living

vector
n (m) vector

veda
n 1. (f) prohibition
2. (m) close season (Br.) / closed season (Am.)

vedar
v conj to forbid / to prohibit

vedell
n (m) calf

vedella
n (f) veal

vegà
adj vegan

n (m / f) vegan

vegada
n (f) time
Tres vegades - Three times
Una vegada - Once
Dues vegades - Twice

expr a la vegada
at the same time / at once

expr una altra vegada
again

expr tal vegada
perhaps

veganisme
n (m) veganism

vegetació
n (f) vegetation

vegetal
adj vegetable

n (m) vegetable / plant

vegetarià
n (m / f) vegetarian

adj vegetarian

vegetatiu
adj vegetative

expr estat vegetatiu (persistent)
(m) (persistent) vegetative state

vehicle
n (m) vehicle

vehicular
adj vehicular

expr llengua vehicular
(f) lingua franca

veí
n 1. (m / f) neighbour (Br.) / neighbor (Am.)
2. (m / f) resident

adj 1. neighbouring (Br.) / neighboring (Am.)
2. nearby

veïnal
adj neighbourhood (Br.) / neighborhood (Am.)
Protesta veïnal. - Neighbourhood (Br.) / neighborhood (Am.) protest.

veïnat
n 1. (m) neighbourhood (Br.) / neighborhood (Am.)
2. (m) residents / neighbours (Br.) / neighbors (Am.)

veïnatge
n (m) vicinity

expr veïnatge universal
(m) global village

vel
n (m) veil

vela
n 1. (f) sailing
2. (f) sail

velar
v conj 1. to blur
2. to veil

velcro
n (m) velcro

veler
n (m) sailboat

vell
adj old / aged (formal)

vel·leïtat
n (f) whim

vellesa
n 1. (f) age
2. (f) old age

vellositat
n 1. (f) hairs
2. (f) villus
Vellositats intestinals. - Intestinal villi.
nota: Plural = villi.

vellut
n (m) velvet

veloç
adj fast / quick

velocímetre
n (m) speedometer

velocista
n (m / f) sprinter

velocitat
n (f) speed

velòdrom
n (m) velodrome

vena
n (f) vein

expr venes varicoses
(fpl) varicose veins

vencedor
n (m) winner / conqueror

adj winning / conquering

vèncer
v conj 1. to beat
2. to win
3. [obstacles, dificultats..] to overcome

vencible
adj 1. beatable
2. [dificultats, obstacles] surmountable

venda
n (f) sale
posar a la venda - to release / put on the market
sortir a la venda - to be released / come on the market

vendible
adj sellable

vendre
v conj to sell

expr no hi ha més peix per vendre
there's nothing more (or left) to say / the discussion is closed

veneçolà
n Venezuelan

adj Venezuelan

Veneçuela
n (f) Venezuela

venedor
n (m / f) seller / vendor

venerable
adj venerable

veneració
n veneration

venerar
v conj to venerate

venir
v conj to come
La setmana que ve. - Next week.
Les sabates em venen petites. - The shoes are too small for me.

expr venir bé
to suit

venjador
adj avenging

n (m / f) avenger

venjança
n (f) revenge

venjar
v conj 1. [una ofensa, un dany..] to take revenge for / to avenge
2. [castigar algú] to take revenge on
venjar-se
venjar-seto take revenge on (somebody) / to get your own back on (somebody)

venjatiu
adj vengeful

vent
n (m) wind

ventada
n (f) gale / strong wind

ventafocs
n 1. Ventafocs (f) Cinderella
2. (f) underdog(s)

ventall
n 1. (m) fan
2. (m) range
Un ampli ventall de... - A wide range of...

ventamorí
n (m / f) (person / people) from Venta del Moro

adj relating to Venta del Moro or its people

ventar
v conj 1. to fan
2. to be windy
3. to strike / to deal somebody a (blow, kick..)

venter
n (m / f) (person / people) from Emperador

adj relating to Emperador or its people

ventilador
n (m) ventilator / fan

ventilar
v conj 1. to ventilate
2. to air

ventós
adj windy / breezy

ventositat
n 1. (f) windiness / breeziness
2. (f) [flatulència] wind / flatulence / gas

ventre
n (m) belly

expr anar (or fer) de ventre
to have a shit (vulgar) / to take a dump (vulgar)

ventricle
n (m) ventricle

ventricular
adj ventricular

ventríloc
n (m / f) ventriloquist

ventrilòquia
n (f) ventriloquism

ventura
n (f) luck / fortune

Venus
n (m) Venus

veraç
adj truthful

verat
n (m) mackerel

verb
n (m) verb

expr verb auxiliar
(m) auxiliary verb

verbal
adj 1. verbal / spoken
Llenguatge verbal - Spoken language
2. verbal

verbós
adj verbose

verbosament
adv verbosely

verbositat
n (f) verbosity

verd
adj 1. green
2. blue / off-color (Am.)
Acudits verds. - Blue jokes / off-color jokes (Am.)

n 1. (m) green
2. els verds[POLIT] the Greens

verdader
adj true

verdaderament
adv truly / really

verdejar
v conj 1. to turn green / to become green
2. to be unripe / to be immature
3. to get a little blue (or risqué)

verderola
n (f) yellowhammer

verd-i-negre
n (m) Joventut de Badalona player

verdós
adj 1. green / greenish
2. unripe

verdulaire
n greengrocer

verduleria
n (f) greengrocer's (Br.) / fruit and veg. shop (Br.)

verdum
n (m) greenfinch

verdura
n (f) vegetables

verdurer
n greengrocer

verdureria
n (f) greengrocer's (Br.) / fruit and veg shop (Br.)

veredicte
n (m) verdict

verema
n (f) vintage / grape harvest

veremar
v conj to pick / to harvest (grapes)

verge
n 1. (f) virgin
2. Verge (f) Virgo

adj virgin

expr Verge Maria
(f) the Virgin Mary

vergerí
n (m / f) (person / people) from el Verger

adj relating to el Verger or its people

verginya
n (f) (dialecte) aubergine (Br.) / eggplant (Am.)

vergonya
n 1. (f) shame / disgrace
2. les vergonyes (argot) privates / rude (or naughty) bits / bits (Br.)

vergonyós
adj shameful / disgraceful

verí
n (m) poison / venom

verificació
n 1. (f) verification
2. (f) inspection / check / check-up

verificar
v conj to check / to verify

verídic
adj true

verinós
adj poisonous / venomous

veritable
adj true / real

veritablement
adv truly

veritat
n (f) truth

vermell
adj red

expr posar-se vermell
to blush / to go red / to turn red

vermellenc
adj reddish

vermellor
n (f) redness

vermellós
adj reddish

vermut
n (m) vermouth

vern
n (m) alder

expr sol i vern
completely alone and abandoned

vernacle
adj vernacular

n (m) the vernacular

expr llengua vernacla
(f) the vernacular

vernacular
adj vernacular

vernal
adj vernal
Equinocci vernal - Vernal equinox

vernís
n (m) varnish

expr vernís d'ungles
(m) nail varnish (Br.) / nail polish

vernissatge
n (m) private view / private showing

vèrnix
n (m) vernix

verola
n (f) smallpox

verrucós
adj verrucous

vers
prep 1. towards / to
2. at about / at around

n (m) verse

versat
adj versed
Versat en... - Versed in...

versàtil
adj 1. versatile
2. fickle

versatilitat
n (f) versatility

versemblança
n (f) authenticity / verisimilitude

versemblant
adj credible

versicle
n (m) verse

versió
n (f) version

versionar
v conj to cover

verso
n (m) verso

versus
prep versus

vertader
adj true

vertaderament
adv truly

vèrtebra
n (f) vertebra

vertebral
adj vertebral
Columna vertebral - Spinal column / spine / backbone

vertebrar
v conj to form the backbone of

vertebrat
adj vertebrate

vèrtex
n (m) vertex

vertical
adj vertical

verticalment
adv vertically

vertigen
n (m) vertigo / dizziness

vesc
n (m) mistletoe

vescomte
n (m) viscount

vesícula
n (f) vesicle

expr vesícula biliar
(f) gall bladder

vespa
n (f) wasp

vesper
n 1. (m) wasps' nest
2. (m) (fig.) hornets' nest

vespertí
adj evening

vesprada
n (f) evening

vespre
n (m) evening

vessant
n (m) side / slope

vessar
v conj 1. to spill
2. to spill

vestíbul
n (m) hall / hallway

vestidor
n (m) changing room

vestigi
n (m) vestige

vestigial
adj vestigial

vestimenta
n (f) clothing / dress

vestir
v conj 1. to dress (somebody) / to get (somebody) dressed
2. to wear
3. to dress
true
trueto get dressed

vestit
n (m) dress

vestuari
n 1. (m) wardrobe / closet / cupboard
nota: (Moble) = 'wardrobe'; (Encastat) = 'closet'; (A la paret) = 'cupboard'.
2. (m) wardrobe

vet
n (m) veto
Vet aquí - Here is
i vet aquí un gat, vet aquí un gos, aquest conte ja s’ha fos / vet aquí un gos, vet aquí un gat aquest conte s’ha acabat. - and that's the end of the story

veta
n 1. (f) ribbon / strip
2. (f) seam / vein
Hem de seguir-li la veta o no haurà qui ho aguanti - We have to humour him or it will be impossible to stand him
Tirar de veta - To splurge

vetar
v conj 1. to veto / to reject
2. to ban

veterà
n (m / f) veteran

adj veteran

veterinari
n (m / f) vet

vetlla
n 1. (f) vigil
2. (f) wakefulness
3. (f) eve
4. (f) wake

vetllada
n (f) evening / soirée

vetllar
v conj 1. to stay awake
2. to watch (over) / to provide for
3. to hold a wake for

veto
n (m) veto

veu
n (f) voice

expr a alta veu
aloud

expr en veu alta
aloud

veure
v conj 1. to see
2. to see / to visit
veure's
veure'sto look at yourself

interj com si ho veiés that's for sure!

expr a veure
let's see

expr fer com qui no ho veu
to turn a blind eye to (something)

expr fer-se veure
to get yourself noticed / to attract attention to yourself

expr fer-s'hi veure
to show off

expr fer veure
1. to show
2. to pretend

expr ja ho veurem
we'll see

expr no poder veure (algú)
to not be able to stand (somebody)

expr no tenir res a veure amb
to have nothing to do with

expr segons (que) es veu
it seems that

expr veure-hi
to be able to see

expr veure-s'hi
to be able to see

vi
n (m) wine

expr dir al pa pa i al vi vi
to call a spade a spade

expr vi blanc
(m) white wine

expr vi escumós
(m) sparkling wine

expr vi negre
(m) red wine

expr vi rosat
(m) rosé wine

expr vi sec
(m) dry wine

via
n 1. (f) lane
2. (f) way / path through
Països en vies de desenvolupament - Developing countries
Via d'aigua - Leak
Via làctia - Milky Way
3. (f) channel
Via de comunicació - Communications channel / means of communication
Via pública - Public thoroughfare
4. (f) [TRANSP] (railway) track

prep via

expr Via Làctia
(f) Milky Way

expr en via de
in the middle of / in the process of

expr per via de
via / through

viabilitat
n (f) viability

viable
adj viable

vial
n 1. (m) avenue / road
2. (m) vial

vianant
n (m / f) pedestrian
Pas de vianants - Pedestrian crossing

vianda
n (f) food

viarany
n (m) narrow path / lane

viari
adj road
Seguretat viària - Road safety

viatjant
n (m / f) sales rep / (travelling) salesman (Br.) / (traveling) salesman (Am.) / (commercial) traveller

viatjar
v conj 1. to travel
2. [mercaderia] to be transported

viatge
n (m) journey

expr bon viatge
bon voyage / have a good (or safe) trip

viatger
n (m / f) traveller

vibra
n (f) viper

vibració
n 1. (f) vibration
2. (f) vibe

vibrador
n (m) vibrator

vibrar
v conj to vibrate

vicari
n (m) vicar

vicepresidència
n (f) vice presidency
Candidat a la vicepresidència - Vice presidential candidate

vicepresident
n (m / f) vice president

viceversa
adv vice versa

vici
n (m) vice

viciós
adj 1. given to vice
2. addictive / habit forming

expr cercle viciós
(m) vicious circle

vicissitud
n vicissituds (fpl) ups and downs / vicissitudes (formal)

víctima
n 1. (f) victim
2. (f) casualty

expr víctima mortal
(f) fatality
El nombre de víctimes mortals és molt alt - The number of deaths / dead is very high

victòria
n (f) victory / win

vicunya
n (f) vicuña

vida
n 1. (f) life
2. (f) living

expr vida artificial
(f) A-life

expr vida nocturna
(f) nightlife

expr guanyar-se la vida
to earn a living

expr nivell de vida
(m) standard of living

vident
n (m / f) seer / prophet

vídeo
n (m) video

videocàmera
n (f) camcorder

videocasset
n (m) video cassette

videoclip
n (m) video clip

videojoc
n (m) video game

videoteca
n (f) video library

videovigilància
n (f) video surveillance
Càmera de videovigilància - CCTV camera

vidre
n (m) glass

vidu
n (m) widower

vídua
n (f) widow

vieira
n (f) scallop

Vietnam
n (m) Vietnam

vietnamita
n 1. (m / f) Vietnamese (man / woman / person)
Els vietnamites - The Vietnamese
2. (m) Vietnamese

adj Vietnamese

vigent
adj in force

vigilància
n (f) vigilance / surveillance

vigilant
n (m / f) watchman / guard

adj watchful / vigilant

expr vigilant de seguretat
security guard

vigilar
v conj to keep an eye on / to watch / to look after

vigília
n 1. (f) vigil / wakefulness
2. (f) eve

vigor
n (m) vigour (Br.) / vigor (Am.)

expr en vigor
in force

expr entrar en vigor
to take effect / to come into effect

vigorós
adj vigorous

VIH
n (m) HIV

expr VIH negatiu
HIV negative

expr VIH positiu
HIV positive

vil
adj vile / despicable

vila
n (f) town

vilafamesí
n (m / f) (person / people) from Vilafamés

adj relating to Vilafamés or its people

vilafermoser
n (m / f) (person / people) from Vilafermosa

adj relating to Vilafermosa or its people

vilafranquer
n (m / f) (person / people) from Vilafranca de Bonany

adj relating to Vilafranca de Bonany or its people

vilafranquí
adj of / from Vilafranca del Penedès

n (m / f) (person) from Vilafranca del Penedès

vilallonguer
n (m / f) (person / people) from Vilallonga

adj relating to Vilallonga or its people

vilanoví
adj of / from Vilanova

n (m / f) (person) from Vilanova

vilamalurenc
n (m / f) (person / people) from Vilamalur

adj relating to Vilamalur or its people

vilamarxanter
n (m / f) (person / people) from Vilamarxant

adj relating to Vilamarxant or its people

vilanovenc
n (m / f) (person / people) from Vilanova de la Reina

adj relating to Vilanova de la Reina or its people

vilanoví
n (m / f) (person / people) from Vilanova d’Alcolea

adj relating to Vilanova d’Alcolea or its people

vila-realenc
n (m / f) (person / people) from Vila-real

adj relating to Vila-real or its people

vilarenc
n (m / f) (person / people) from Vilar de Canes (or el Villar)

adj relating to Vilar de Canes (or el Villar) or its people

vilatà
n (m / f) villager

vilaveller
n (m / f) (person / people) from la Vilavella

adj relating to la Vilavella or its people

viler
n (m / f) (person / people) from la Vila Joiosa

adj relating to la Vila Joiosa or its people

vilipendiar
v conj to revile (formal) / to vilify (formal) / to malign (formal) / to affront (formal) / to insult

villagordenc
n (m / f) (person / people) from la Villargordo del Cabriel

adj relating to la Villargordo del Cabriel or its people

villener
n (m / f) (person / people) from Villena

adj relating to Villena or its people

villorí
n (m / f) (person / people) from Villores

adj relating to Villores or its people

vímet
n (m) wicker

vinagre
n (m) vinegar

expr vinagre balsàmic
(m) balsamic vinegar

expr vinagre de vi blanc
(m) white wine vinegar

expr vinagre de vi negre
(m) red wine vinegar

expr vinagre de xerès
(m) sherry vinegar

vinagrella
n (f) sorrel

vinagreta
n (f) vinaigrette

vinalesí
n (m / f) (person / people) from Vinalesa

adj relating to Vinalesa or its people

vinarossenc
n (m / f) (person / people) from Vinaròs

adj relating to Vinaròs or its people

vinassa
n (f) (wine) dregs

vinater
n (m / f) wine grower / wine merchant / vintner (formal)

adj wine(-growing)

vincle
n 1. (m) link
2. (m) tie
Vincles emocionals - Emotional ties
Vincles econòmics - Economic ties

vinculant
adj binding

vincular
v conj to link / to bind

vindicació
n (f) vindication

vindicar
v conj to vindicate

vindre
v conj to come

vinent
adj next
L'any vinent - Next year
El maig vinent - Next March

vinga
interj come on!

vinguda
n (f) coming / approach

expr anades i vingudes
comings and goings

vinícola
adj wine-producing
Indústria vinícola - Wine-producing industry
Zona vinícola - Wine-producing zone

vint
n (m) twenty

vintè
adj twentieth

expr una vintena de ...
around (or about) twenty ... / twenty-odd ...

vintena
n (f) twenty

vint-i-cinc
n (m) twenty-five

vint-i-cinquè
adj twenty-fifth

vint-i-dos
n (m) twenty-two

vint-i-dosè
adj twenty-second

vint-i-nou
n (m) twenty-nine

vint-i-novè
adj twenty-ninth

vint-i-quatre
n (m) twenty-four

vint-i-quatrè
adj twenty-fourth

vint-i-set
n (m) twenty-seven

vint-i-setè
adj twenty-seventh

vint-i-sis
n (m) twenty-six

vint-i-sisè
adj twenty-sixth

vint-i-tres
n (m) twenty-three

vint-i-tresè
adj twenty-third

vint-i-u
n (m) twenty-one

vint-i-unè
adj twenty-first

vint-i-vuit
n (m) twenty-eight

vint-i-vuitè
adj twenty-eighth

vinya
n 1. (f) vine
2. (f) vineyard

vinyeta
n 1. (f) [d'un còmic] cartoon
2. (f) [d'un llibre] vignette

viola
n 1. (f) [MÚSICA] viola
2. (m / f) [MÚSICA] violist / viola player
3. (f) [BOT] violet

expr viola d'amor
(f) viola d'amore

expr viola de gamba
(f) viola da gamba

expr viola de roda
(f) hurdy-gurdy

violador
n (m) rapist

violar
v conj 1. to violate / to break
2. to break into
3. to rape

violència
n 1. (f) violence
2. (f) violent act

expr violència de gènere
(f) gender-based violence / violence against women / domestic violence

expr violència domèstica
(f) domestic violence

violent
adj 1. violent
2. embarrasing / awkward

violer
n (m / f) luthier

violeta
adj violet

n (f) violet

violí
n 1. (m) violin
2. (m / f) violinist

violinista
n (m / f) violinist

violista
n (m / f) violist / viola player

violó
n (m) violone

violoncel
n 1. (m) cello / violoncello
2. (m / f) cellist

violoncel·lista
n (m / f) cellist

viral
adj viral

viratge
n 1. (m) turn
2. (m) toning

virar
v conj 1. to turn / to veer
2. to tone

virginal
adj virginal

n (m) [MÚSICA] virginal / virginals

virginitat
n (f) virginity

víric
adj viral

viril
adj virile / manly

virilitat
n (f) virility

virolat
adj variegated

viròleg
n virologist

virologia
n (f) virology

virrei
n (m) viceroy

virtual
adj virtual
Realitat virtual - Virtual reality

virtut
n 1. (f) virtue
2. (f) property / power

virus
n (m) virus

visat
n (m) visa

visca
interj hurray / hurrah / long live / three cheers for

víscera
n 1. (f) viscus / internal organ
2. vísceras (fpl) viscera / entrails / innards

visceral
adj 1. visceral
2. [fig.] visceral
Odi visceral. - Visceral hatred.
Por visceral. - Visceral fear.

visceralment
adv viscerally

viscós
adj viscous

viscositat
n (f) viscosity

visera
n 1. (f) visor
2. (f) peak

visibilitat
n (f) visibility

visible
adj visible

visiblement
adv visibly

visigot
n (m) visigoth

adj visigoth

visió
n (f) vision

visionar
v conj to view

visir
n (m) vizier

visita
n (f) visit

visitant
n (m / f) visitor

adj visiting

visitar
v conj to visit

vista
n 1. (f) sight / view
2. (f) eyesight

expr vista d'ocell
bird's eye view
Barcelona a vista d'ocell - A bird's eye view of Barcelona

expr punt de vista
(m) point of view

vistabellà
n (m / f) (person / people) from Vistabella del Maestrat

adj relating to Vistabella del Maestrat or its people

vistiplau
n (m) approval / permission / authorization / authorisation (Br.)

vistós
adj showy / eye-catching / gorgeous / flamboyant

visual
adj visual

n (f) line of vision / line of sight

visualitzar
v conj to visualize

vital
adj 1. life
2. vital

vitalici
adj for life / lifetime / permanent

vitalíciament
adv permanently / for life

vitalisme
n (m) vitalism

vitalista
n (m / f) vitalist

adj vitalist

vitamina
n (f) vitamin

vitrall
n (m) stained-glass window

vitrina
n (f) display case / display cabinet / showcase

vitroceràmica
n 1. (f) ceramic hob
2. (f) glass ceramic

viu
adj 1. alive / living
2. live
3. vivacious
4. sharp
5. lively
6. intense / deep / vivid
És el viu retrat de sa mare - She's the spitting image of her mother

n 1. (m) edge
2. vius (mpl) the living

expr aigua viva
(f) running water

expr llengua viva
(f) living language

viudo
n 1. (m) widower
2. viuda (f) widow

adj widowed

viure
v conj 1. to live
2. [~ de] to live on
3. [~ amb algú] to live with (someone)

vivaç
adj lively / vivacious

vivacitat
n (f) liveliness / vivacity

vivament
adv strongly / deeply / vividly / intensely

vivència
n (f) experience

vivenda
n (f) housing
nota: Barbarisme.

viver
n 1. (m) breeding ground
2. (m) [de peixos] hatchery / fish farm
3. (m) [de plantes] nursery

viverenc
n (m / f) (person / people) from Viver

adj relating to Viver or its people

vivor
n (f) intensity / vividness

vocable
n (m) term / word

vocabulari
n (m) vocabulary

vocació
n (f) vocation

vocacional
adj vocational

vocal
n 1. (f) vowel
2. (f) member

adj vocal

vocàlic
adj vocalic

vocalisme
n (m) [LING] vocalism

vocalista
n (m / f) vocalist

vocatiu
adj vocative

n (m) vocative (case)

vociferant
adj vociferous

vociferar
v conj to shout / to yell

vodevil
n (m) vaudeville / music hall (Br.)

vodka
n (m) vodka

vodú
n (m) voodoo

adj voodoo

voga
n (f) rowing

expr estar en voga
to be in vogue / to be in fashion

vogar
v conj to row

vol
n (m) flight

expr vol biplaça
(m) tandem flight

expr aixecar el vol
1. to fly off
2. (fig.) to take flight

expr alçar el vol
1. to fly off
2. (fig.) to take flight

volada
n 1. (f) flight
2. (f) flock
3. (f) eaves / overhang

volander
adj 1. flying
2. fleeting

n (f) washer

volant
n 1. (m) steering wheel
2. (m) referral note
3. (m) ruffle / flounce / frill

adj flying

volar
v conj 1. to fly
Fer volar un estel. - To fly a kite.
2. to fly
El temps vola. - Time flies.

volàtil
adj volatile

volcà
n (m) volcano

volcànic
adj volcanic

vòlei
n (m) volleyball

expr vòlei platja
(m) beach volleyball

voleibol
n (m) volleyball

expr voleibol de platja
(m) beach volleyball

volenterós
adj willing

voler
v conj to want (to)

expr voler dir
to mean

voleteig
n (m) flutter / fluttering

voletejar
v conj to flutter

volt
n 1. (m) turn
2. volts (mpl) surroundings / environs
3. (m) [unitat de força electromotriu] volt

volta
n 1. (f) lap
Tres voltes al circuit. - Three laps of the track.
2. (f) round
3. (f) spin / turn
Fer (o donar) una volta de campana. - To somersault / to do a somersault.
4. (f) detour
5. (f) time

voltant
n voltants (mpl) vicinity / surrounding area / environs

expr al voltant (de)
around

voltar
v conj 1. to turn / to go round / to spin
2. to go round / to travel round / to walk round
3. [~ de] to surround (with)

voltatge
n (m) voltage

voltejar
v conj 1. to turn / to go round / to spin
2. to go round / to travel round / to walk round
3. [~ de] to surround (with)

voltímetre
n (m) voltmeter

voltor
n (m) vulture

voluble
adj mercurial

volum
n (m) volume

expr volum de negoci
(m) turnover

expr a tot volum
full blast

volumètric
adj volumetric

voluminós
adj bulky

voluntari
n (m / f) volunteer

adj voluntary

voluntàriament
adv voluntarily

voluntariat
n (f) volunteering

voluntariós
adj keen / willing

voluntat
n (f) will

expr per voluntat pròpia
of your own free will / of your own accord

volva
n 1. (f) speck / wisp
2. (f) snowflake

vomitar
v conj to vomit / to throw up (col·loq.) / to be sick (Br.)

vòmit
n (m) vomit / vomiting

vora
n 1. (f) edge / side
2. (f) [got, tassa..] brim
3. (f) (river)bank
4. (f) [roba] hem / seam

expr a la vora
near

expr a la vora del mar
at the seaside

voraç
adj 1. voracious / avid
Un lector voraç - An avid reader
2. fierce
Un voraç incendi - A fierce fire

voral
n 1. (m) roadside / verge / shoulder
2. (m) riverbank

voravia
n (f) pavement (Br.) / sidewalk (Am.)

voraviu
n (m) reinforced hem (or seam)

expr tocar el voraviu
to annoy / to bother / to upset

vorejar
v conj 1. to go round / to skirt
2. to border
3. [fig.] to be approaching

vorera
n (f) pavement (Br.) / sidewalk (Am.)

vori
n (m) ivory

vòrtex
n (m) vortex / whirlpool / maelstrom

vosaltres
pron you

vostè
pron you

vostès
pron you

vostre
adj your

pron yours

vot
n 1. (m) vote
2. (m) vow
Vots matrimonials - Marriage vows
Vot de castedat - Vow of chastity
Vot de pobresa - Vow of poverty

votació
n (f) voting / vote / ballot

votar
v conj to vote

voyeur
n (m / f) Peeping Tom / voyeur

voyeurisme
n (m) voyeurism

vuit
n 1. (m) eight
2. les nounine (o'clock)

adj eight

vuitanta
n (m) eighty

vuitantè
adj eightieth

expr una vuitantena de ...
around (or about) eighty ... / eighty-odd ...

vuitè
adj eighth

n (m) eighth

expr vuitens (de final)
last sixteen

vulgar
adj vulgar / common

vulnerable
adj vulnerable

vulnerar
v conj 1. to infringe / to violate
2. to hurt / to damage

vulva
n (f) vulva


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