- a ... abiotic adjective
- abject adjective ... abseil verb
- absence ... academician
- academy noun ... accountant
- accounts ... acknowledgment
- acme noun ... actor
- actress ... address
- address book ... ado
- adobe ... adverse adjective
- adversity ... affectionate
- affective ... afternoon tea
- afternoons ... agnostic noun
- ago adverb ... air freshener
- air hockey ... airway
- airworthy ... alienation
- alight ... allied
- alligator noun ... already adverb
- alright adverb ... amaze verb
- amazed ... amiss adjective
- ammeter ... amusement arcade
- amusement park ... anchovy noun
- ancien régime ... angst noun
- anguish noun ... anomia
- anomie ... anti- prefix
- anti-aircraft adjective ... antler noun
- antonym noun ... apoplectic
- apostle noun ... appreciate verb
- appreciation ... arable adjective
- arachnid noun ... argon
- arguable ... arranged marriage
- arrangement ... as
- as conjunction ... aspiration
- aspirational ... assuredly
- asterisk noun ... ATM card
- atmosphere noun ... attorney general
- attorney noun ... aura noun
- aural adjective ... automatic pilot
- automatic teller machine ... avocado noun
- avoid verb ... azure
- a
- A & E
- a blitz on sth idiom
- a cappella
- a indefinite article
- à la carte
- A level
- A noun
- a pat on the back idiom
- A to Z noun
- a whole new ballgame idiom
- A, a
- A-frame
- a.k.a. abbreviation
- aah
- aardvark
- AB
- aback adverb
- abacus noun
- abalone
- abandon verb
- abandoned
- abase
- abashed adjective
- abate verb
- abattoir noun
- abbess
- abbey noun
- abbot noun
- abbreviate verb
- abbreviation
- ABC noun
- abdicate verb
- abdomen noun
- abdominals
- abduct verb
- abduction
- abductor
- aberrant
- aberration noun
- abet verb
- abeyance noun
- abhor verb
- abhorrence
- abhorrent
- abide by sth
- abide verb
- abiding
- ability noun
- abiotic adjective
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Cambridge English–Spanish Dictionary
More than 23,000 clear definitions in English with Spanish translations
More than 19,000 real examples show how words are used
Hear the words spoken in British and American English
Ideal for newer learners of English (CEF levels A1–B2)
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Acknowledgements
Chief editor
Colin McIntosh
Editors
Ainara Solana
Judith Willis
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