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Word lists · B1

The 2,000 most common Spanish words: 1201–1300

The 2,000 most frequent Spanish words, in order.

#WordMeaningLevel
1122cientohundred (ciento, before smaller numbers); por ciento: per centA2
1123la fronteraborder, frontierA2
1125el septiembreSeptemberA2
1126el / la testigowitnessA2
1127la llavekey; tap (Latin America)A2
1128el rockrock (music)A2
1129traseroback, rearA2
1130falsofalse; fakeA2
1133poseerto own, to possessA2
1134alejarto move away, to keep away; alejarse: to go away, to move awayA2
1135la cocinakitchen; cooking, cuisineA2
1137manejarto drive (Latin America); to handle, to manageA2
1138charlarto chatA2
1139la noviagirlfriend; brideA2
1140el puertoport, harbourA2
1141el museomuseumA2
1143el entrenadorcoach, trainerA2
1144proponerto propose, to suggest; proponerse: to set out to, to resolve toA2
1145el showshow (performance)A2
1146arrestarto arrestA2
1147el secretariosecretaryA2
1148el detalledetail; thoughtful gestureA2
1149la culturacultureA2
1150el episodioepisodeA2
1151la ligaleagueA2
1152el placerpleasureA2
1153datarto date from; to date (put a date on)A2
1154la producciónproduction (output); production (film, TV)A2
1155la letraletter (of the alphabet); lyricsA2
1157japonésJapaneseA2
1157el japonésJapanese (language)A2
1158el combatecombat, fightA2
1159la páginapage; website (página web)A2
1160la medicinamedicine (science); medicine (drug)A2
1161exceptoexceptA2
1162enormeenormous, hugeA2
1163jamásnever, everA2
1164solarsolarA2
1165la construcciónconstruction (building work); building, structureA2
1166la pielskin; leatherA2
1167enterrarto buryA2
1168graveserious (illness, problem); deep (voice, sound)A2
1169el héroeheroA2
1170convencerto convinceA2
1171despedirto fire, to dismiss; despedirse (de): to say goodbye (to)A2
1172llorarto cry, to weepA2
1173la cadenachain; channel, network (TV)A2
1174la capitalcapital (city)A2
1174el capitalcapital (money)A2
1175pelearto fight, to quarrel; pelearse: to fall outA2
1176la playabeachA2
1177costarto cost; to be hard (costar + infinitive)A2
1178dividirto divideA2
1179el vestidodressA2
1180el heridoinjured person, casualtyA2
1181el palaciopalaceA2
1182obligarto force, to obligeA2
1183el junioJuneA2
1184nacidobornA2
1185genialgreat, brilliant; great! (reply)A2
1186la comunicacióncommunicationA2
1187el abrilAprilA2
1188solamenteonly, justA2
1189la presenciapresenceA2
1190bonitopretty, niceA2
1191musicalmusicalA2
1191el musicalmusical (show)A2
1192la superficiesurface; area (size)A2
1193el cursocourse (class); school yearA2
1195el empleadoemployeeA2
1196avanzarto advance, to move forward; to make progressA2
1197la platasilver; money (Latin America, informal)A2
1198el vientowindA2
1199sostenerto hold, to support; to maintain, to claimA2
1200el barbar, pubA2
1201la piernaleg; leg (of chicken, lamb)B1
1203el gobernadorgovernorB1
1204llenofull; full of (lleno de)B1
1205rodearto surround; to go aroundB1
1206el aeropuertoairportB1
1207la rutaroute; main road (Latin America)B1
1209el sentimientofeelingB1
1210la víatrack, railway line; via, by way of (vía + noun)B1
1211la uniónunion, unity; union (organisation)B1
1212el tribunalcourt (of law)B1
1213el álbumalbum (music); album (photos)B1
1214el octubreOctoberB1
1215el documentodocument; document (computer file)B1
1216contrarioopposite; al contrario: on the contraryB1
1217revelarto reveal; to develop (photos)B1
1218el permisopermission; permit, licenceB1
1219modernomodernB1
1220desaparecidomissing, disappearedB1
1222el marcoframe; framework, context (en el marco de)B1
1223la pérdidaloss; pérdida de tiempo: waste of timeB1
1224el propósitopurpose, aim; a propósito: by the wayB1
1225la razarace (ethnic); breedB1
1226liberarto free, to release; to release (a product)B1
1227el leónlionB1
1228el regalogift, presentB1