Word lists · B2
Everyday idioms
Spanish words for “everyday idioms”, most frequent first.
| # | Word | Type | Meaning | Level |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4556 | el lío | noun · m | mess, trouble; affair, fling | C1 |
| 4753 | la paliza | noun · f | beating; thrashing, heavy defeat | C1 |
| 5190 | el / la mártir | noun · mf | martyr; martyr (self-sacrificing person) | C1 |
| 5242 | el clavo | noun · m | nail; clove | C1 |
| 5439 | amén | interjection | amen | C1 |
| 5647 | el sermón | noun · m | sermon; lecture, telling-off | C1 |
| 5798 | el rodeo | noun · m | detour, roundabout way; evasiveness (sin rodeos) | C1 |
| 5860 | la pólvora | noun · f | gunpowder | C1 |
| 6148 | enganchar | verb | to hook, to hitch; to catch, to snag | C1 |
| 6158 | la chispa | noun · f | spark; wit, sparkle (tener chispa) | C1 |
| 6163 | tropezar | verb | to trip, to stumble; to run into (tropezar con) | C1 |
| 6263 | comerse | verb | to eat up, to polish off; to swallow, to skip (words, letters) | C1 |
| 6451 | el pío | noun · m | chirp, cheep; peep (ni pío: not a word) | C1 |