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The 10,000 most common Spanish words: 1301–1400

The 10,000 most frequent Spanish words, in order.

#WordMeaningLevel
1230cometerto commit, to make (a mistake)B1
1231la tropatroops (tropas)B1
1232la evidenciaevidence; obviousness, clear factB1
1233renunciarto resign; to give up (renunciar a)B1
1234directamentedirectlyB1
1235la salsaltB1
1236la funciónfunction; show, performanceB1
1237el / la pilotopilotB1
1238excelenteexcellentB1
1239el huevoeggB1
1240el alcaldemayorB1
1241ubicarto locate, to place; ubicarse: to be located (Latin America)B1
1242la tecnologíatechnologyB1
1243la comprapurchase; ir de compras: to go shoppingB1
1244el escenariostage; setting, scenarioB1
1245brillantebright, shining; brilliant (clever)B1
1246perseguirto chase; to pursue (a goal)B1
1247el ganadorwinnerB1
1248requerirto requireB1
1249la tareatask, job; homework (Latin America)B1
1250el conciertoconcertB1
1251conservarto keep, to preserve; to keep (in good condition)B1
1252la amenazathreatB1
1253la tarjetacard (bank); card (greeting, business)B1
1255derrotarto defeatB1
1256exteriorexterior, outerB1
1256el exterioroutside, exterior; abroad (el exterior)B1
1257el espectáculoshow, spectacleB1
1258el anilloringB1
1259la navidadChristmasB1
1260la décadadecadeB1
1261inmediatamenteimmediatelyB1
1262bastarto be enough; ¡basta!: enough!B1
1263el tratadotreaty; treatiseB1
1264la espaldaback (body)B1
1265adultoadult, grown-upB1
1265el adultoadultB1
1266el laboratoriolaboratoryB1
1267trabajadorhard-workingB1
1267el trabajadorworkerB1
1268el dueñoownerB1
1269el gatocatB1
1270soportarto bear, to put up with; to support (weight)B1
1271el cerebrobrainB1
1272el esfuerzoeffortB1
1273favoritofavouriteB1
1274equivocadowrong, mistakenB1
1274equivocarseto make a mistake, to be wrong; equivocarse de: to take the wrong…B1
1275el origenorigin; origin (family background)B1
1276el agostoAugustB1
1277la copiacopy; copy (of a book)B1
1278la declaraciónstatement; tax return, declarationB1
1280inteligenteintelligentB1
1282la secciónsection; department (in a shop)B1
1283el marzoMarchB1
1284corrienteordinary, common; running (corriente: water, account)B1
1284la corrientecurrent (water, air); electric current, powerB1
1285la mierdashit, crap (vulgar)B1
1286extenderto extend, to stretch out; to spread (butter, jam)B1
1287la bolsabag; stock exchangeB1
1288localizarto locate, to find; to get hold of (by phone)B1
1289particularparticular, special; private (not public)B1
1290calientehot; hot (drinks, food served warm)B1
1291merecerto deserve; merecer la pena: to be worth itB1
1293uor (before o- or ho-)B1
1294la sorpresasurprise; surprise (gift, party)B1
1295la firmasignature; firm, companyB1
1296rendirto yield, to perform well; rendirse: to give up, to surrenderB1
1297el odiohatredB1
1298el elementoelement; item, componentB1
1299la cruzcross; tails (coin): cara o cruzB1
1300el conocimientoknowledge; consciousness (perder el conocimiento)B1
1301la plazasquare (town); place, vacancyB1
1303la importanciaimportanceB1
1304poderosopowerfulB1
1305la prácticapractice; training session (sport)B1
1306el cuentostory, tale; tall story, lieB1
1307el novioboyfriend; groom; novios: bride and groomB1
1308la entrevistainterviewB1
1309el escritorwriterB1
1310el diseñodesign; design (field)B1
1311extrañarto miss (Latin America); to find strangeB1
1312la habilidadskill, abilityB1
1313el noviembreNovemberB1
1314limitadolimitedB1
1314limitarto limit; limitarse a: to confine oneself toB1
1315capturarto capture, to catch; to capture (image, moment)B1
1316clásicoclassic; classical (music)B1
1317la protecciónprotectionB1
1318aprovecharto take advantage of, to make the most of; aprovecharse de: to take advantage of (someone)B1
1319verterto pour, to spill; to dump (waste)B1
1321la técnicatechniqueB1
1322la cenadinner, evening mealB1
1323la señoritayoung woman, Miss; miss (to a teacher, waitress; Latin America)B1
1324el ciudadanocitizenB1
1325el vehículovehicleB1
1327el restauranterestaurantB1
1328romanoRomanB1
1329el / la detectivedetectiveB1
1330animarto cheer up, to encourage; animarse (a): to cheer up; to feel like, to dareB1