Dictionnaire/Mots commençant par C

Mots espagnols commençant par C

Adjective(81)

A row of five colorful houses, with an arrow pointing to each one individually to represent the concept of 'each'.

cada

→chaque

A brightly colored illustration of a steaming mug filled with hot liquid, representing high temperature.

caliente

→chaud

A drawing of a child sitting calmly, pressing a finger vertically to their lips to signal silence in a serene setting.

callado

→calme

A sleepy fox character sitting down, leaning heavily against a large tree trunk, with its eyes drooping shut, illustrating deep fatigue and tiredness.

cansada

→fatiguée

A sleepy brown bear cub lying on its back, yawning widely with a tired, exhausted expression.

cansado

→fatigué

A colorful storybook illustration showing two smiling children successfully riding their bicycles side-by-side without training wheels, demonstrating their ability and skill.

capaces

→capable

Adjective / Determiner(3)

A child happily selecting one simple, solid-colored shirt from a row of identical shirts on a wooden rack.

cualquier

→n'importe quel

A small child standing next to an enormous, colorful stack of wooden building blocks, looking overwhelmed or curious about the total quantity.

cuántos

→combien de

Four identical, bright red apples are perfectly lined up on a plain surface.

cuatro

→quatre

Adverb(5)

A stack of brightly colored wooden building blocks reaching almost to the ceiling, with a small gap remaining between the top block and the ceiling.

casi

→presque

A small, red, pitched-roof house standing immediately next to the base of a tall, white lighthouse.

cerca

→près

A person looking thoughtfully at a tangled rope, wondering how to untie it.

cómo

→comment

A clear glass jar filled completely to the very top with bright red liquid, contrasting with an empty jar nearby to emphasize the state of being 100% full.

completamente

→complètement

A friendly fox wearing a backpack stands at a crossroads, looking thoughtfully down one path, symbolizing the question of when to start a journey.

cuándo

→quand

Command (Imperative Verb + Pronoun)(1)

A close-up illustration showing two different hands clasped together in a firm handshake, symbolizing trust and agreement.

créeme

→Crois-moi

Compound Verb Form(1)

A colorful storybook illustration showing a woman and a man sitting comfortably on a park bench, facing each other and smiling warmly during a relaxed conversation, signifying familiarity.

conocerla

→la connaître

Determiner/Pronoun(1)

A small child standing in a lush garden, pointing towards a dense group of red roses with an inquisitive expression, suggesting a question about quantity.

cuántas

→Combien de

Gerund(1)

A simple blue square object is actively morphing its shape, with one corner already becoming rounded as it transitions into a circular form, symbolizing change.

cambiando

→changeant

Gerund (The '-ing' action form)(1)

A happy cartoon child with bright clothes running across a grassy field under a sunny sky, clearly mid-stride.

corriendo

→en train de courir

Gerund (Verb Form)(1)

A small child kneeling next to a bright green seedling in a red pot, gently pouring water from a miniature blue watering can onto the soil, illustrating the action of nurturing.

cuidando

→en train de prendre soin de

Interjection(1)

A small child character with a dramatic, frustrated expression, hopping on one foot and holding the other, having just stubbed their toe on a brightly colored toy block.

carajo

→zut !

Noun(96)

A well-dressed man in a suit and tie, smiling politely and tipping his hat.

caballero

→gentleman

Two well-dressed men politely shaking hands in a formal setting.

caballeros

→messieurs

A friendly, sturdy brown horse standing in a bright green meadow under a blue sky.

caballo

→cheval

A small, rustic wooden cabin with a pitched roof, situated in a sunny forest clearing.

cabaña

→chalet

A close-up view of a person's head and shoulders drawn in a simple, friendly storybook style.

cabeza

→tête

Two simple, stylized, motionless human figures lying flat on a grassy field, representing corpses.

cadáveres

→cadavres

Numeral(2)

An illustration showing exactly one hundred small red apples arranged in a perfect ten-by-ten grid on a flat white surface.

cien

→cent

A grouping of exactly one hundred small, brightly colored round balloons floating together in a clear blue sky, illustrating the quantity one hundred.

ciento

→cent

Past Participle(3)

A small, wide-eyed, bright orange fish dangling from a simple fishing hook held by an unseen hand, illustrating the moment of capture.

cogido

→attrapé

A colorful storybook illustration of a winding dirt path leading up a small green hill. A bright red flag is firmly planted at the exact beginning of the path, marking the starting point.

comenzado

→commencé

A happy child holding a single, shiny gold coin they have just successfully picked up from the ground.

conseguido

→obtenu (utilisé avec 'haber')

Plural Noun (Quantity)(1)

A massive, sprawling collection of identical, small, colorful objects, such as blue marbles or colorful candies, covering the ground and extending into the distance, illustrating a very large, indefinite quantity.

cientos

→des centaines

Preposition(1)

Two stylized knights facing each other ready for a competition, symbolizing opposition.

contra

→contre

Pronoun(7)

An illustration of a friendly person gesturing for someone to join them on a park bench, representing the idea of 'with me'.

conmigo

→avec moi

A smiling young girl walking outdoors while hugging a small, red toy wagon tightly in front of her chest, symbolizing that the item is with her.

consigo

→avec lui/elle

Two happy cartoon children walking side-by-side down a sunny path, holding hands.

contigo

→avec toi

An illustration showing three identical blue doors. A bright yellow spotlight shines intensely on only the middle door, symbolizing the specific selection implied by the relative pronoun 'cual'.

cual

→lequel

A hand selecting one specific red apple from a group of various colorful fruits.

cuál

→lequel

A cartoon hand hovers over three distinct shapes (a red square, a blue circle, and a yellow star) arranged side-by-side on a plain background, visually illustrating the process of selecting items from a group.

cuáles

→lesquels

Relative Adjective(1)

A storybook illustration showing a little girl holding a single, vibrant red rose. A large, friendly golden retriever dog sits next to her, looking up at the rose, symbolizing a possessive relationship.

cuya

→dont

Verb(100)

A simple cartoon figure is shown mid-fall, tumbling downwards after tripping over a small mound on the ground.

caí

→Je suis tombé(e)

A bright red apple resting on the grass beneath the tree from which it fell.

caído

→tombé

A simple colorful illustration showing a person's hand with an index finger pressed vertically against their lips, signaling the 'shush' or 'be quiet' gesture.

cállese

→Taisez-vous

A simple storybook illustration of a friendly cartoon character sitting cross-legged, taking a deep, visible breath, symbolizing the act of calming down.

cálmate

→Calme-toi

A chameleon visually demonstrating color change, with one side matching a green leaf and the other side matching brown bark.

cambia

→change

A simple illustration of a tree where half the leaves are vibrant green and the other half are bright red and orange, depicting the change of seasons.

cambiar

→changer

Verb (Command Form)(3)

A small, agitated, dark gray storm cloud rapidly dissolving and dissipating into a clear, peaceful blue sky, symbolizing the act of calming down.

cálmese

→Calmez-vous

A young child is sitting at a simple wooden table, deeply engrossed and focused on carefully stacking colorful wooden blocks to build a tall, balanced tower.

concéntrate

→Concentrez-vous !

Three figures running swiftly across a bright green meadow, depicting an urgent command for a group to move quickly.

corran

→Courez !

Verb (Compound Command)(1)

A cartoon hand gently picking up a colorful red apple from a flat surface.

cógelo

→Prends-le

Verb (Conjugated Form)(8)

A friendly cashier standing behind a counter receiving a stack of money from a customer, illustrating the action of collecting payment.

cobra

→il/elle/vous (formel) perçoit (de l'argent)

Three cheerful characters, side-by-side, stepping over a white starting line onto a bright green path, symbolizing the beginning of a journey.

comenzamos

→nous commençons

A brightly colored illustration of a person smiling while holding a freshly purchased bright red apple and a small paper shopping bag, indicating a completed transaction.

compré

→J'ai acheté

A small blue gift box sits near a large green key. A thick, curving red thread connects the blue box directly to the green key, symbolizing that one object concerns or relates to the other.

concierne

→concerne

A colorful illustration showing two close friends sitting on a park bench, smiling warmly at each other, signifying established familiarity.

conocemos

→Nous connaissons

A person stands looking up thoughtfully as a soft, ethereal light shines down on their face, symbolizing the act of belief or acceptance.

creas

→(que) tu croies

Verb (Conjugation)(4)

A simplified storybook illustration showing a small human figure tumbling through the air, clearly descending towards the ground below.

caiga

→(que) je tombe

A storybook illustration showing a young child sitting peacefully and quietly on a large cushion, demonstrating the state of being silent.

calla

→est silencieux/silencieuse

A stylized human hand firmly grasping a bright red apple.

coge

→saisit

A happy child sitting at a table, taking a large bite out of a bright red apple.

come

→mange

Verb (Future Tense Form)(1)

A small green sprout pushing up from a brown seed partially buried in dark soil, symbolizing future growth and transformation.

cambiará

→changera

Verb (Gerund)(5)

A bright red coat hanging from a single wooden hanger on a simple clothes rod.

colgando

→pendu

A small, simple character, like an anthropomorphic mouse, is actively tipping over a large, brightly colored bucket of paint, causing a noticeable spill on a clean wooden floor.

cometiendo

→commettant

A child sitting cross-legged on a grassy hill, resting their chin on their hand, looking thoughtfully into the distance.

considerando

→en considérant

A vibrant illustration showing a caterpillar actively splitting its chrysalis, halfway through transforming into a beautiful blue butterfly, illustrating a change in form.

convirtiendo

→en train de convertir

A person sitting at a table, actively assembling a small, colorful wooden robot model. The person is focused on placing the final piece onto the toy.

creando

→en train de créer

Verb (Gerund/Present Participle)(1)

A brightly colored storybook illustration showing a transaction. A cartoon customer's hand is placing a gold coin into the open palm of a vendor's hand, signifying a purchase. Next to the hands is a large pile of fresh, colorful fruit.

comprando

→achetant

Verb (Imperative)(2)

A stylized illustration of a character placing their index finger vertically over their closed lips in the universal gesture for silence.

cállate

→Tais-toi

A storybook illustration showing two friendly cartoon characters, a rabbit and a bear, standing outside a colorful house. The rabbit is walking away but turns back to wave goodbye to the bear, who is waving back from the doorway, illustrating a warm farewell.

cuídate

→Prends soin de toi

Verb (Infinitive + Pronoun)(1)

A close-up view of two hands gently touching, one hand placing a simple gold wedding band onto the ring finger of the other hand, symbolizing the marriage ceremony.

casarte

→se marier (tu, informel)

Verb (Past Participle)(1)

A vibrant green caterpillar is shown mid-transformation, with one side of its body already a fully formed blue butterfly wing, illustrating the action of having changed.

cambiado

→changé

Verb (Past Tense Form)(1)

Three bright red apples simultaneously falling straight down from a green tree branch towards the ground.

cayeron

→ils/elles sont tombés

Verb (Past Tense)(3)

A person holding a newly painted blue wooden block, standing next to a paint can, illustrating that they modified the object.

cambió

→a changé

A storybook illustration showing a child sitting comfortably and actively telling a vivid story to a friendly adult who is listening intently.

contó

→a raconté

A pair of red scissors cutting a blue ribbon in half.

cortó

→cut (he/she/it did)

Verb (Present Participle / Gerund)(1)

A small green sapling plant pushing up through dark brown soil, illustrating physical growth.

creciendo

→en croissance

Verb (Present Tense)(1)

A colorful illustration showing two happy children simultaneously splitting a single large red apple between them, symbolizing the act of sharing.

compartimos

→nous partageons

Verb (Reflexive Infinitive)(1)

A simple illustration of a young child pulling a striped shirt over their head, actively changing their outfit.

cambiarme

→me changer

Verb (conjugated form)(1)

A close-up illustration of a pair of feet wearing simple shoes, taking the very first step onto a brightly lit path that stretches into the distance. The background is simple and colorful.

comencé

→J'ai commencé

Verb (conjugated)(1)

A colorful storybook illustration showing a gray rock transforming into a sparkling gold coin in mid-air.

convierte

→convertit

Verb Form(1)

A stern adult figure making a clear shushing gesture by placing their index finger vertically over their closed lips.

cállense

→Taisez-vous !

Verb Form (Gerund)(2)

A cheerful, simplified human figure is shown in mid-stride, actively walking across a bright green grassy field, illustrating movement.

caminando

→en train de marcher

A construction worker wearing a hard hat and safety vest places a single red brick onto a partially built wall, symbolizing physical construction.

construyendo

→en train de construire

Verb Form (Infinitive + Direct Object attached)(1)

A high quality simple colorful storybook illustration showing two adult male figures standing face-to-face. Both are smiling warmly, indicating a friendly and familiar connection.

conocerlo

→le connaître

Verb Form (Past Participle)(2)

A close-up view of two human hands completing a transaction. One hand is dropping gold coins into the palm of the other hand, which is holding a single red apple.

comprado

→acheté

A simple clay statue of a smiling figure stands on a pedestal next to a sculptor who has just finished their work, emphasizing the completion of the action.

creado

→créé

Verb form(2)

A brightly colored storybook illustration showing a simplistic character taking the very first step across a white starting line on a green field, symbolizing the beginning of an action.

comience

→commencez

A brightly colored storybook illustration showing a young child sitting at a small wooden table, happily bringing a piece of food to their mouth with a fork.

comiendo

→en train de manger

Verbal Form (Gerund)(1)

A close-up view of dark soil with a small brown seed beginning to sprout, showing a bright green shoot pushing upward, symbolizing the start of a continuous process.

comenzando

→commençant

adjective(174)

A friendly man with a warm smile helping an elderly person carry groceries.

cabal

→droit

A grumpy young boy with a bright red face and crossed arms, looking very angry.

cabreado

→très en colère

A small, wide-eyed cat with fur standing on end and a puffed-up tail.

cagado

→mort de trouille

A bright sun shining over a golden beach with calm blue water.

cálido

→chaud

Two brightly colored mugs, both emitting visible steam, signifying high temperature.

calientes

→chaud(e)s

A skilled carpenter wearing a tool belt and holding a level against a wooden frame.

calificado

→qualifié

adverb(13)

A cute, happy white puppy nodding its head with a joyful expression.

chi

→ouais

A cartoon figure standing firmly on a large, stable gray rock and pointing forward with a confident expression, illustrating certainty.

ciertamente

→certainement

A bright red apple sitting alone on a dark table, perfectly illuminated by a single, sharp spotlight, highlighting its clear visibility.

claramente

→clairement

A single bright red apple standing out among a large group of green apples.

concretamente

→spécifiquement

A group of cheerful children holding hands in a circle in a green park.

conjuntamente

→ensemble

A small pile of gold coins next to a very large, towering pile of gold coins.

considerablemente

→considérablement

conjunction(3)

A child holding an umbrella because it is raining.

ca

→parce que

A child holding an empty plate next to a scattered pile of cookie crumbs.

conque

→donc

A child running outside while it rains, showing two events happening at the same time.

cuando

→quand

interjection(7)

A small, cheerful person depicted in a storybook style, raising their eyebrows and widening their eyes dramatically, with a slightly open mouth, showing an expression of total astonishment or awe.

caramba

→Ouah !

A small, wide-eyed child standing next to a massive, vibrant yellow sunflower that towers over them, looking up in awe and surprise.

caray

→Ouah

A friendly man waving with a welcoming expression.

cha

→mec

A person waving their hand as they walk away from a friend standing in a doorway.

chao

→salut

A friendly person waving goodbye with a smile.

chau

→au revoir

Two friendly young men greeting each other with a cheerful fist bump in a bright, colorful park.

co

→mec

noun(714)

A group of soldiers riding horses in a formation across a field.

caballería

→cavalerie

A majestic brown horse standing in a bright green field under a clear blue sky, illustrating the animal meaning.

caballos

→chevaux

A small circular stage with a red curtain background and a classic spotlight.

cabaré

→cabaret

A wooden bed with a prominent, elegant headboard against a simple wall.

cabecera

→tête de lit

A simple storybook illustration of the back of a person's head showing long, flowing brown hair covering the scalp.

cabello

→cheveux

A simple drawing of three distinct human heads, clearly separated, emphasizing them as body parts.

cabezas

→têtes

noun (a word for a person, place, thing, or idea)(1)

A close-up of a single gold star sticker placed next to a specific line on a formal document with a signature at the bottom.

cláusula

→clause

preposition(1)

A child walking along a path next to a friendly dog.

con

→avec

verb(323)

A person riding a brown horse through a green field.

cabalgar

→faire du cheval

A small square wooden block fitting perfectly into a square hole in a larger wooden base.

caber

→entrer

A mischievous child poking a sleeping cat with a feather.

cabrear

→agacer

A ripe red apple detaching from a green tree branch and falling rapidly toward the ground.

cae

→tombe

Three red apples simultaneously falling from a tree branch towards the grassy ground.

caen

→ils tombent

A small, round blue cartoon character is tumbling rapidly downwards through the air against a simple background, illustrating physical descent.

caer

→tomber

verb (conjugated)(1)

A perfectly square blue block is placed snugly inside a matching square hole on a yellow background, demonstrating a perfect fit.

cabe

→rentre