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) [MÃSICA] viola
2. (m / f) [MÃSICA] 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) [MÃSICA] 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
