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The 5,000 most common Spanish words: 2301–2400

The 5,000 most frequent Spanish words, in order.

#WordMeaningLevel
2266impresionanteimpressive, amazingB1
2267naziNaziB1
2267el / la naziNaziB1
2268la lanzaspear, lanceB1
2269constarto consist of (constar de); to be on record, to be statedB1
2270juzgarto judge, to try (in court); to judge, to form an opinion ofB1
2271el chilechilli pepperB1
2272la plataformaplatform (online, digital); platform (structure), rigB1
2275olerto smell (give off a smell); to smell, to sniff (perceive)B1
2277el embajadorambassadorB1
2278agregarto add (put in); to add (say more)B1
2279situarto place, to put; situarse: to be located; to rankB1
2280violarto violate, to break (a law, a right)B1
2281la coordenadacoordinateB1
2282precisamenteprecisely, exactlyB1
2283el refugioshelter, refuge; hut, animal shelterB1
2284el túneltunnelB1
2285adorarto adore, to love; to worshipB1
2286idealideal, perfectB1
2286el idealideal, aspirationB1
2287la prisahurry, hasteB1
2288el funeralfuneralB1
2289recorrerto travel through, to tour; to cover (a distance)B1
2291perfectamenteperfectly; completely, totallyB1
2292la posesiónpossession, belongings; possession (having), taking officeB1
2293orientaleastern; Eastern, East Asian (culture, products)B1
2294el significadomeaning; significanceB1
2295el torobullB1
2296la clínicaclinic, private hospitalB1
2298la sedeheadquarters, main office; venue, host (of an event)B1
2299la identificaciónidentification; ID, identity documentB1
2300la lecturareading (act); reading, text (assigned)B1
2301asociadoassociated, relatedB1
2301el asociadopartner, associate, memberB1
2302caídofallen; downcast, lowB1
2303otorgarto grant, to give (officially); to awardB1
2304bienvenidowelcomeB1
2305seguramenteprobably, most likely; surelyB1
2306el billetebanknote, note; ticket (Spain)B1
2307el obispobishopB1
2308la peticiónrequest; petitionB1
2309autorizarto authorise, to allowB1
2310el tomovolume (of a book)B1
2311gobernarto govern, to rule; to steer, to controlB1
2312el pecadosinB1
2313valientebrave, courageous; (ironic) a fine ..., some ...B1
2315aguantarto put up with, to stand; to hold up, to withstandB1
2316fingirto pretend, to feignB1
2317el misteriomysteryB1
2318múltiplemultiple; many, numerous (plural)B1
2319la recepciónreception (desk); reception (party)B1
2320la transmisiónbroadcast; transmission (spread of disease, data)B1
2321conquistarto conquer; to win over, to captivateB1
2322el volumenvolume (loudness); volume, amountB1
2323someterto subject (to), to undergo (someterse a); to subdue, to subjugateB1
2324la pagapay, wages; allowance, pocket moneyB1
2325traicionarto betray; to let down, to fail (nerves, memory)B1
2326permanentepermanent, lastingB1
2327el cascohelmet; historic centre (casco histórico)B1
2328sustituirto replace, to substitute; to stand in forB1
2329la bienvenidawelcome (greeting); welcome (event)B1
2330la rodillakneeB1
2332la primariaprimary schoolB1
2332primarioprimary, first; primary (education)B1
2333latinoLatin (language, alphabet); Latin American, LatinoB1
2333el latinoLatino, person of Latin American originB1
2335el pintorpainter (artist); house painter, decoratorB1
2336exitososuccessfulB1
2337el dragóndragonB1
2340el repentede repente: suddenly, all of a sudden; sudden impulse, outburstB1
2341la derrotadefeat, lossB1
2342caberto fit, to have room; no cabe duda: there is no doubtB1
2343el bailaríndancerB1
2344la inversióninvestment; inversion, reversalB1
2345la violaciónviolation, breachB1
2346implicarto imply, to entail; to involve, to implicateB1
2347finalizarto finish, to complete; to end (intransitive)B1
2348auténticoauthentic, genuine; real, true (emphatic)B1
2349cocinarto cookB1
2350la oscuridaddarknessB1
2351aisladoisolated, remote; isolated (one-off)B1
2351aislarto isolate, to cut off; to insulateB1
2352retenerto retain, to keep; to hold, to detainB1
2354absolutamenteabsolutely, completelyB1
2355la excepciónexceptionB1
2357dolerto hurt, to ache; to hurt (emotionally)B1
2359ejecutivoexecutive; business classB1
2359el ejecutivoexecutive, managerB1
2361la lecciónlesson, class; lesson (moral, experience)B1
2362el avanceprogress, advance; preview, trailer (Latin America)B1
2363el pastelcake (Mexico); pie, pastryB1
2364la participaciónparticipation; appearance, role (in a show)B1
2366opinarto think, to be of the opinion; to give one's opinionB1
2367el aceiteoil (cooking); oil (engine, lubricant)B1
2368sextosixthB1
2369sujetarto hold (firmly), to grip; to fasten, to secureB1
2370el hombroshoulderB1
2371fielfaithful, loyal; accurate, true to the originalB1
2371el / la fielbeliever, churchgoer (los fieles)B1
2374recomendarto recommend; to advise, to suggest (doing)B1