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Word lists · B1

The 2,000 most common Spanish words: 1901–2000

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

#WordMeaningLevel
1852la mentiralie; no way!B1
1853el delitocrime, offenceB1
1854la webwebsite; the webB1
1855la administraciónadministration, management; government, authoritiesB1
1856espacialspace (adj.), spatialB1
1857el ingenieroengineerB1
1858el tráficotraffic; traffickingB1
1859la instalacióninstallation; facilities (usually plural)B1
1860el agujeroholeB1
1861encenderto turn on, to switch on; to lightB1
1862introducirto insert, to put in; to introduce (a product, an idea)B1
1863la existenciaexistence; stock (plural)B1
1864oficialmenteofficiallyB1
1865destinarto allocate; to post, to assign (to a place)B1
1866timarto swindle, to conB1
1867filmarto film, to shoot; to record on videoB1
1868la felicidadhappiness; congratulations, best wishesB1
1869occidentalwesternB1
1870pasajerotemporary, passingB1
1870el pasajeropassengerB1
1872claramenteclearly; obviouslyB1
1873la religiónreligionB1
1874uniformeuniform, evenB1
1874el uniformeuniformB1
1875el zapatoshoeB1
1876la coloniacolony; neighbourhood (Mexico)B1
1877el ladrónthief, robberB1
1878estatalstate-owned, stateB1
1879nuclearnuclearB1
1880complicarto complicate; to get complicatedB1
1882adoptarto adopt (a child, a pet); to adopt (a measure, an idea)B1
1883lentoslowB1
1883lentoslowlyB1
1884condenadoconvicted, sentenced; doomedB1
1885el rostrofaceB1
1886la pantallascreen; (cinema) screenB1
1888la normarule, norm; standard (technical)B1
1889embarazadapregnantB1
1890cerradoclosed, shut; sharp (bend), thick (accent)B1
1891la expresiónexpression (words); expression (face)B1
1892garantizarto guarantee; to ensureB1
1893el conductordriver; presenter, hostB1
1894la caídafall; drop, declineB1
1895la trampatrap; cheating, trickB1
1896generarto generate; to create, to causeB1
1897inferiorlower, bottom; inferior, lower (in quality, number)B1
1898cerozeroB1
1899vuestroyour (plural, Spain)B1
1900financierofinancialB1
1901la exposiciónexhibition; exposureB1
1902el escudoshield; coat of arms, badgeB1
1903recienterecentB1
1904el encargadoperson in charge, managerB1
1905casarseto get marriedB1
1906adentroinsideB1
1907el músicomusicianB1
1908secuestrarto kidnap; to hijackB1
1909el descansorest; break, intervalB1
1910amablekind, niceB1
1911la nievesnow; sorbet, ice cream (Mexico)B1
1912la flotafleetB1
1913celularcellular, cellB1
1913el celularmobile phoneB1
1914la ceremoniaceremonyB1
1915la modafashion; trend, fadB1
1916románticoromanticB1
1917centrarto focus, to centre; centrarse en: to focus onB1
1918técnicotechnicalB1
1918el técnicotechnician; coach (football)B1
1919pacíficopeacefulB1
1920el pájarobirdB1
1921la criaturacreature; baby, little childB1
1922ayeryesterdayB1
1923componerto compose; to make up (componerse de)B1
1925la guitarraguitarB1
1926la vacacionesholidayB1
1927el conceptoconcept, idea; item, heading (in a payment)B1
1928medianteby means of, throughB1
1929la pelotaball; baseball (Caribbean)B1
1930tradicionaltraditionalB1
1931el símbolosymbol; sign, characterB1
1932el cablecable, wire; cable TVB1
1933enfermarto get ill, to fall ill; to drive crazy, to make sickB1
1934la gloriaglory; bliss, heavenly taste (saber a gloria)B1
1935el ministerioministry, departmentB1
1936la primaveraspringB1
1937arrojarto throw, to hurl; to yield, to show (results)B1
1938aliadoalliedB1
1938el aliadoally; supporter, friend (in a cause)B1
1939básicobasic; essential, stapleB1
1940ignorarto ignore; to not know, to be unaware ofB1
1941el anuncioadvertisement, ad; announcementB1
1943el paqueteparcel, package; packet, packB1
1944desiertodeserted, empty; unawarded, vacant (prize)B1
1944el desiertodesertB1
1945el reconocimientorecognition; appreciation, awardB1
1947el bordoboard (a bordo = on board)B1
1949la bateríabattery; drums, drum kitB1
1950exigirto demand; to require, to call forB1
1951llevarseto take away, to carry off; to get along (llevarse bien/mal)B1