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Definition of Spanish - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
cuisinetraditional food from Spain
- I love trying different Spanish dishes.
2.
languagethe Romance language spoken in Spain and the Americas
- Spanish is spoken by millions worldwide.
3.
nationalitypeople of Spain collectively known as Spaniards
- The Spanish are known for their rich culture.
Adjective
1.
speechdescribing the Romance language used by millions worldwide
- He is fluent in Spanish literature.
2.
geographyrelated to Spain or its people
- She loves Spanish music and dance.
Expressions with Spanish
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excessive questioning or interrogation
Her parents' questions felt like a Spanish Inquisition.
omelette with fried potatoes and onions
I ordered a Spanish omelette for breakfast.
practices or rituals from Spain's past
Old Spanish customs include flamenco dancing and bullfighting.
large mild onion often eaten raw
She enjoys eating Spanish onion raw with dips.
spicy rice with tomatoes, onions, and green peppers
The Spanish rice was too spicy for me.
supporting or favoring Spain or Spanish people
He made several pro-Spanish statements during the debate.
fish with a distinctive spotted pattern
The Spanish mackerel has a unique spotted pattern on its body.
aromatic tropical hardwood used for furniture and cigar boxes
The furniture was made of Spanish cedar.
gray plant hanging from trees in the US
Spanish moss drapes elegantly from the oak trees.
having family origins from Spain
She is of Spanish extraction.
plant with needle-like seeds
The garden was full of Spanish needle.
variety of paprika from Spain known for its deep red color
Spanish paprika is often used in paella for its vibrant color and flavor..
plant species with white flowers, native to the Mediterranean region
White Spanish broom grows wild in southern Europe.
using Spanish as the main language
The Spanish-speaking community organized a cultural festival.
the civil war in Spain from 1936 to 1939
The Spanish Civil War was a pivotal moment in history.
guitar with nylon strings used in classical and flamenco music
He played a beautiful melody on his Spanish guitar.
Romance language derived from Old Spanish, influenced by Hebrew and Turkish
Judeo-Spanish is still spoken by some communities in the Mediterranean..
the dialect of Spanish spoken in Mexico
She is learning Mexican Spanish for her trip.
Western Ibero-Romance language spoken from 10th to 15th century
Old Spanish was used in medieval literature.
fleet of Spanish warships sent to invade England in 1588
The Spanish Armada was defeated by the English navy..
influenza pandemic occurring from 1918 to 1919
The Spanish flu caused widespread devastation in the early 20th century..
influenza pandemic occurring from 1918 to 1919
The Spanish influenza claimed millions of lives worldwide..
relating to both Spanish and English languages
She bought a Spanish-English dictionary.
country in West Central Africa, now Equatorial Guinea
Spanish Guinea became Equatorial Guinea after independence.
Origin of Spanish
Latin, Hispanicus (Spanish)
Terms with Spanish included in their meaning
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Spanish dessert
fried pastry from Spain eaten with chocolate
cuisine
Spanish dish with rice, saffron, and seafood or meat
beverage
Spanish drink with wine, fruit, and soda
culture
Spanish-speaking area in a US city
culture
religious festival in Spanish-speaking countries
music
style of Spanish music and dance with strong rhythms and emotional intensity
language
father in Spanish and Italian
architecture
inner courtyard in Spanish-style houses
culture
title for an unmarried Spanish-speaking woman
Spanish cuisine
omelette with potatoes and onions
hospitality
bar in a Spanish-speaking country
historical figure
Spanish explorer and soldier who conquered territories in the Americas
spanish dance
lively Spanish dance and music, often with courtship and regional styles
Spanish heritage
person of mixed Spanish and Native American ancestry
Philippines
person of mixed Austronesian and Spanish or Chinese ancestry
dance
lively ballroom dance with Spanish origins
performance
music written to accompany a dramatic Spanish partner dance
Spanish cuisine
small Spanish dishes served with drinks
farewell
used to say goodbye in Spanish contexts
Spanish cuisine
dish with rice and chicken, seasoned with saffron
Spanish moss
Tillandsia usneoides used for decoration and stuffing
language
humorous phrase implying a lack of useful Spanish knowledge
lagoon
shallow lagoon especially in Spanish speaking regions
cuisine
Spanish dish with fried potatoes and spicy sauce
Examples of Spanish in a sentence
The restaurant specializes in authentic Spanish. She is fluent in Spanish and French. Spanish is taught in many schools. The Spanish have a long history of exploration. Many Spanish live in the coastal regions. She translated the document into Spanish.
The Spanish version of the book was well-received. The Spanish cuisine is famous for its flavors. Spanish architecture is admired worldwide.
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- French:espagnol, Espagnols, ...
- German:Spanisch, spanisch, ...
- Italian:spagnolo, spagnoli, ...
- Spanish:español, españoles, ...
- Portuguese:comida espanhola, hispânico, ...
- Chinese:西班牙, 西班牙的, ...
- Japanese:スペイン料理, スペイン語の, ...
- Arabic:المطبخ الإسباني, إِسْبَانِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:סְפָרַדִּי, סְפָּרַדִּית, ...
- Russian:испанские блюда, испанский, ...
- Ukrainian:іспанська кухня, іспанський, ...
- Hindi:स्पेनिश, हिस्पानी, ...
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