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Word lists · B1

The 2,000 most common Spanish words: 1401–1500

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

#WordMeaningLevel
1331el tiroshot; shot, kick (sport)B1
1332la hojaleaf; sheet (of paper)B1
1333la figurafigure (shape); figure (person)B1
1334el diciembreDecemberB1
1335exactoexact, precise; ¡exacto!: exactly! (reply)B1
1336similarsimilarB1
1337la heridawoundB1
1338el enviadoenvoy, correspondentB1
1339el silenciosilenceB1
1340increíbleincredible, unbelievableB1
1341asustadoscared, frightenedB1
1341asustarto scare, to frighten; asustarse: to get scaredB1
1342legallegal, lawfulB1
1343enfermoill, sickB1
1343el enfermopatient, sick personB1
1344la cintatape, ribbon; tape (cassette)B1
1345interesarto interest; interesarse por: to take an interest inB1
1346firmefirm, solid; firm (decision, person)B1
1347la rocarockB1
1348el gasgas; fizz (con gas)B1
1349la capacidadcapacity; abilityB1
1350ocultarto hide, to concealB1
1351agradecerto thank, to be grateful forB1
1352aéreoair, aerialB1
1353diseñarto designB1
1354pretenderto intend, to aim to; to be after, to want (¿qué pretendes?)B1
1356el dedofinger, toeB1
1357el desarrollodevelopment; development (growth)B1
1358definitivamentedefinitely; for goodB1
1359la novelanovel; soap opera, telenovelaB1
1360el eneroJanuaryB1
1361el deportesportB1
1362inmediatoimmediate; de inmediato: right awayB1
1363cargarto load, to carry; to charge (battery)B1
1364el asientoseatB1
1366el universouniverseB1
1367trasladarto move, to transfer; trasladarse: to travel, to move (somewhere)B1
1368jurarto swear, to promise solemnlyB1
1370el transportetransportB1
1372alimentarto feed; alimentarse de: to feed onB1
1374afueraoutside; afuera de: outside of (Latin America)B1
1375divertidofun, funny; enjoyableB1
1376determinarto determineB1
1377operarto operate (on); to operate, to runB1
1378el / la exex (former partner)B1
1379extremoextremeB1
1379el extremoend, extremeB1
1380el sociopartner (business); member (of a club)B1
1381ponerseto put on (clothes); to become, to get (mood, state)B1
1382femeninofeminine, women's; feminine (grammar)B1
1384el autorauthorB1
1385la consecuenciaconsequence; como consecuencia: as a resultB1
1386el prisioneroprisonerB1
1387el hieloiceB1
1388atravesarto cross, to go through; to go through (a hard time)B1
1389la responsabilidadresponsibilityB1
1390afectarto affectB1
1391activoactiveB1
1392perdónsorry, excuse meB1
1392el perdónpardon, forgivenessB1
1393el pensamientothoughtB1
1394la maderawood (material)B1
1395el rayolightning bolt; ray, beamB1
1396la abuelagrandmotherB1
1397atraerto attractB1
1398la búsquedasearchB1
1399la fotografíaphotograph; photographyB1
1400el templotempleB1
1401descansarto rest; ¡que descanses!: sleep well!, have a good rest!B1
1404el imperioempireB1
1405el / la cantantesingerB1
1406la amaama de casa: housewife, homemakerB1
1407notarto notice; se nota: it shows, you can tellB1
1408rápidamentequicklyB1
1409el / la periodistajournalistB1
1410el campeonatochampionshipB1
1411asistirto attend (asistir a); to assist, to care forB1
1412surgirto arise, to emergeB1
1413virgenvirgin (untouched, pure)B1
1413la virgenthe Virgin (Mary)B1
1414la conexiónconnection (network); connection (link)B1
1415la ofertaoffer; sale, special offerB1
1416el vallevalleyB1
1417el dientetoothB1
1418escogerto chooseB1
1419el panbreadB1
1420preparadoprepared, ready; qualified, well trainedB1
1421el conjuntoset, group; outfit, set (clothes); bandB1
1422apuntarto write down, to note; to point (at, to)B1
1423el tratamientotreatment (medical); form of address, titleB1
1424el terrenoland, plot; terrain, groundB1
1425la hambrehunger; famineB1
1427practicarto practise; to play, to do (a sport)B1
1429normalmentenormally, usuallyB1
1430terribleterrible, awfulB1
1431la actuaciónperformance (acting)B1
1432la princesaprincessB1
1433la generacióngenerationB1
1434fiscalfiscal, taxB1
1434el / la fiscalprosecutorB1