Heath's Modern Language Series: Spanish Short Stories Part 68

=denguno= = =ninguno=.

=denotar,= to indicate.

=denso,= dense.

=dentro de,= in, within.

=denunciar,= to proclaim, denounce.

 

=deparar,= to offer.

=depender (de),= to depend (on), rest (upon).

=deplorar,= to deplore.

=depositar,= to deposit, place.

=deposito,= deposit.

=deprecacion,= _f._, deprecation, prayer.

=deprimir,= to depreciate, lower.

=depuesto= (_irr. p. p. of_ =deponer=)=,= deposed.

=derecho,= right; straight; =por derecha,= to the right (hand).

=derramar,= to spread, spill, shed, diffuse.

=derredor; en --,= round about.

=derretir (i),= to melt.

=derribar,= to strike down, fell.

=derruido,= destroyed.

=derrumbado,= dilapidated, tumble-down.

=desacato,= disrespect.

=desacertado,= mistaken.

=desaforado,= huge, uncommonly large.

=desagradecido,= ungrateful.

=desagraviar,= to make amends.

=desahogar,= to give vent to.

=desairar,= to receive rudely, slight.

=desalinado,= disorderly, careless, ill-mannered.

=desalmado,= merciless, profligate.

=desamparar,= to leave, forsake; quit a place.

=desaparecer,= to disappear.

=desarbolar,= to unmast; =nos habian desarbolado,= they had broken our mast.

=desarmar,= to disarm, undo.

=desarrugar,= to smooth out, take out wrinkles.

=desasosegar,= to disturb; =de desasosegado,= with concern.

=desasosiego,= uneasiness.

=desastre,= _m._, disaster.

=desastroso,= disastrous.

=desatendido,= unnoticed, slighted.

=desatentar (ie),= to upset, frighten; =--se,= to lose one's head.

=desatinado,= mad, foolish.

=desayuno,= breakfast.

=desazonado,= downcast.

=Descalzas,= _prop. noun_ (_lit._, barefooted nuns: _a religious order_).

=descalzo,= barefooted.

=descansar,= to rest.

=descanso,= rest, repose; =el -- de sus huesos,= his last resting-place.

=descargar,= to discharge, bring down.

=descender (ie),= to descend.

=descifrar,= to decipher.