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Dizionario/Parole che iniziano con F

Parole spagnole che iniziano con F

Adjective(25)

A happy child jumping enthusiastically next to an open treasure chest filled with sparkling gold coins and gems, showing great delight.

fabuloso

A2

→favoloso

A smiling child effortlessly placing the final piece on a short, simple stack of colorful wooden blocks, symbolizing a task that is easy.

fácil

A1

→facile

A large square wooden block resting against a round hole on a wooden surface, illustrating an incorrect fit.

falso

A1

→falso

A colorful illustration of a small family unit, consisting of two adults and one child, holding hands and smiling in front of a simple, stylized house.

familiar

A1

→familiare (aggettivo, usato quando modifica un sostantivo)

A brightly lit woman standing on a small stage, waving to a group of excited, silhouetted figures who are pointing at her, illustrating widespread recognition.

famosa

A1

→famosa

A single person standing on a small wooden stage, brightly lit by a focused beam of light from above, symbolizing being well-known.

famoso

A1

→famoso

Adverb(1)

A hiker reaching the peak of a high mountain with a flag, looking out over the clouds.

finalmente

A2

→finalmente

Adverb & Interjection(1)

A happy dog sitting on the grass just outside an open door, looking out from the house. This illustrates the meaning 'outside'.

fuera

A1

→fuori

Gerund(2)

A simple colorful illustration showing a person exhaling a puff of smoke from a cigarette.

fumando

A1

→fumando

A simple illustration of two brightly colored interlocking gears actively turning and operating smoothly on a solid background.

funcionando

A2

→funzionante

Gerund (Verb Form)(1)

A single bright yellow rubber duck floating effortlessly on the surface of calm, clear blue water.

flotando

A2

→galleggiando

Interjection(1)

A colorful storybook illustration showing two cartoon hands meeting in a high-five gesture. The background is bright, and the high-five is surrounded by a burst of colorful confetti and small shining star shapes.

felicitaciones

A1

→complimenti

Noun(20)

A scroll tied with a red ribbon lying on a wooden desk next to a small, neat stack of gold coins, symbolizing an invoice.

facturas

A1

→fatture

A large, mostly empty wooden basket resting on the floor, containing only one bright red apple, symbolizing a lack or shortage.

falta

A2

→mancanza

A happy family consisting of a mother, a father, and one child sitting together on a green park bench, smiling warmly.

familia

A1

→famiglia

A diverse family unit consisting of two parents and two children standing together and smiling happily in an outdoor setting.

familias

A1

→famiglie

A single green chrysalis is hanging from a brown tree branch, representing a distinct stage in the life cycle of a butterfly.

fase

B1

→fase

A person helping another person carry a heavy box up some stairs, illustrating a kind act or favor.

favor

A1

→favore

Past Participle (used in compound verb forms)(1)

A small, frustrated cartoon character standing next to a tall pole, holding a flag that has dropped to the ground, indicating a failed attempt to plant it on top.

fallado

A2

→fallito

Verb(12)

A high quality storybook illustration showing an empty, comfortable armchair positioned beside a sunlit window. A small, white butterfly is gently floating upward from the seat of the chair, symbolizing passing away.

falleció

B1

→è venuto a mancare

A storybook illustration of a baking tray with eight cookies placed on it, showing two empty spots where cookies are missing.

faltan

A2

→mancano

An old, framed photograph of a woman in a pilot's uniform, representing something that 'was' in the past.

fue

A1

→era

Two small children, holding hands, stand at the beginning of a brightly colored, winding path that leads into a lush landscape, suggesting they are about to start a journey.

fuéramos

B1

→se andassimo

Three stylized figures walking away on a path toward a distant, colorful lighthouse, illustrating movement to a destination.

fueron

A1

→loro andarono

A small figure walking along a winding path toward a brightly colored, distant house, representing a completed journey.

fui

A1

→sono andato/a

Verb (Conjugated Form)(1)

A brightly colored, simple storybook illustration of a small, cheerful mechanical toy robot successfully winding a spool of thread, demonstrating successful operation.

funcione

A2

→funzioni

Verb (Imperfect Tense)(1)

A colorful wooden puzzle board with a large, obvious space where a single piece is missing.

faltaba

A2

→mancava

Verb form (Gerund)(1)

A simple cartoon character holding a bright, smiling theatrical mask in front of their face, while their visible eyes above the mask look genuinely tired, illustrating the act of pretending.

fingiendo

A2

→fingendo

adjective(72)

A person wearing a vibrant, sparkling cape standing on a stage under a bright spotlight, looking joyful and confident.

fabulosa

A1

→favolosa

A close-up illustration of a smiling human face with clear features.

facial

A2

→facciale

A cartoon illustration of a smiling child easily finishing a tall tower made of colorful wooden blocks by placing the final block on top.

fáciles

A1

→facile

A single, peaceful white lily flower resting on a dark wooden surface.

fallecido

B1

→deceduto

A child looking at a collapsed house made of wooden toy blocks on the floor.

fallido

B1

→fallito

A square wooden peg resting on top of a round wooden hole, illustrating a clear mismatch and failure to fit.

falsa

A1

→falsa

adverb(10)

A high quality storybook illustration showing a small, smiling child easily pushing a large, brightly colored, oversized block with just one finger, illustrating the concept of performing a task easily.

fácilmente

A2

→facilmente

A cheerful person jumping for joy in a sunny meadow with colorful flowers.

felizmente

B1

→felicemente

A child looking intensely at a small beetle on a leaf without blinking.

fijamente

B1

→costantemente

A close-up illustration of a hand grasping a wooden handle with a very strong and secure grip.

firmemente

B1

→saldamente

A person lifting a heavy wooden crate with their arms to show physical strength.

físicamente

A2

→fisicamente

A person wearing a professional suit and tie, standing in a composed and serious posture.

formalmente

B1

→formalmente

interjection(2)

A simplistic golden trophy sitting on a small pedestal, being showered by brightly colored confetti, symbolizing congratulations and achievement.

felicidades

A1

→congratulazioni

A fluffy black cat with an arched back and bared teeth, making a hissing expression.

fu

B1

→soffio

noun(173)

A large, rectangular industrial factory building made of red brick with three tall, smoking smokestacks, set against a clear blue sky.

fábrica

A1

→fabbrica

A modern factory assembly line with robotic arms assembling a bright blue car.

fabricación

A2

→produzione industriale

A friendly person in a blue apron standing in a workshop, holding a finished wooden toy car they just made.

fabricante

B1

→produttore

A close-up of a smiling face highlighting clear eyes, a nose, and a mouth.

facción

B1

→lineamento del viso

Two friendly, stylized cartoon figures stand apart but are connected by a glowing red heart floating between them against a simple blue background, symbolizing digital social connection and interaction.

facebook

A1

→Facebook

A colorful illustration of a person wearing a chef's hat while holding a paintbrush and a palette, showing different skills.

faceta

B1

→sfaccettatura

verb(61)

A robotic arm assembling a red toy car on a conveyor belt.

fabricar

A2

→fabbricare

A child using a small step stool to reach a high sink.

facilitar

A2

→rendere più facile

A small, stylized runner sitting sadly just before a finish line ribbon, indicating failure to complete the race.

fallar

A2

→fallire

A single white flower lying peacefully on a dark wooden surface.

fallecer

B2

→passare a miglior vita

A colorful illustration of an arrow missing a red and white target and landing in the grass nearby.

falló

A2

→ha sbagliato / ha mancato

A hand holding a pen, carefully copying a handwritten name onto a paper next to an original version.

falsificar

B1

→contraffare

verb form(1)

A child pointing enthusiastically at a single, large, vibrant red flower, showing intense observation.

fíjate

A2

→guarda