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Dizionario/Parole che iniziano con J

Parole spagnole che iniziano con J

Adjective(6)

A vibrant red and white Daruma doll, a traditional Japanese talisman, symbolizing good luck and perseverance.

japonés

A1

→Giapponese

A collection of Japanese cultural items, including two red paper lanterns and several stylized folding fans, resting near pink cherry blossoms.

japoneses

A1

→Giapponese

A toddler happily playing with a bright red ball in a sunny meadow, illustrating the concept of being young.

joven

A1

→giovane

Two happy children, a boy and a girl, standing closely together and holding hands.

junto

A2

→insieme

Two stylized, friendly lions standing shoulder to shoulder, looking forward.

juntos

A1

→insieme

A perfectly balanced antique scale of justice, with two identical, simple weights resting evenly on the pans, symbolizing fairness and equality.

justo

B1

→equo

Adverb(1)

A tiny green sprout attempting to push through the soil, but a massive, flat, impenetrable gray concrete slab rests firmly on the ground directly above it, symbolizing absolute prevention.

jamás

A2

→mai

Noun(11)

A simple, bright yellow hydraulic car jack placed on the ground, ready to lift a vehicle.

jack

B2

→jack

A stylized illustration of Mount Fuji, snow-capped, set against a sky featuring a prominent red circle representing the rising sun.

japón

A1

→Giappone

A tranquil garden scene featuring blooming colorful flowers, green shrubs, and a small winding stone path under a bright blue sky.

jardín

A1

→giardino

A woman in professional attire sitting behind a large, clean executive desk, looking confident and authoritative, symbolizing a manager.

jefa

A2

→capo

A professional man in a dark suit sitting confidently at a large, polished desk in a bright, modern office, representing a boss or chief.

jefe

A2

→capo

A simple gold necklace with a large pendant and a matching gold ring with a ruby, resting on a small purple velvet cushion.

joyas

A1

→gioielli

Past Participle(1)

A soccer ball sitting still on a bright green field next to a portion of a white goalpost, indicating the game has been completed.

jugado

A1

→giocato

Proper Noun(1)

A serene, bearded man wearing a simple white robe with a subtle golden halo, representing Jesus, the central figure of Christianity.

jesús

A1

→Gesù

Verb(5)

A child with a happy expression kicking a brightly colored soccer ball in a grassy park.

juega

A1

→gioca

Two smiling children playing soccer with a red ball in a grassy field.

juegan

A1

→essi giocano

Two cheerful children are actively kicking a brightly colored red ball back and forth in a green park, illustrating a habitual action.

jugamos

A1

→Noi giochiamo

Two smiling children playing soccer with a red and white ball in a green park on a sunny day, representing the verb 'to play'.

jugar

A1

→giocare

A confident person standing with a serious expression, raising their right hand high into the air as if taking a solemn oath or making a serious promise.

juro

A2

→Io giuro

Verb Form (Gerund)(1)

A smiling child in a bright shirt happily kicking a soccer ball in a grassy field.

jugando

A1

→giocando

adjective(10)

A high-quality illustration of a traditional red Japanese parasol with white floral patterns.

japonesa

A1

→giapponese

A colorful storybook illustration of a ceramic mug broken into several large pieces on a wooden floor.

jodido

B1

→rotto

An elderly person smiling and relaxing in a hammock between two palm trees.

jubilado

A2

→in pensione

A high quality, simple storybook illustration of a wooden judge's gavel resting on a small round wooden sounding block.

judicial

C1

→giudiziale

A simple, bright blue six-pointed Star of David symbol centered on a plain background.

judío

B1

→Ebraico

A slice of a ripe, bright orange dripping with fresh droplets of juice.

jugoso

A2

→succoso

adjective, noun(1)

A tall adult man and a much smaller boy standing together, both wearing identical blue shirts and brown pants, suggesting they share a name.

junior

B1

→Junior

adverb(3)

A tiny mouse standing next to a mountain of cheese that is many times its size, looking amazed.

jodidamente

C1

→da morire

A red apple and a green apple sitting side by side on a clean wooden table, illustrating the concept of being together.

juntas

A1

→insieme

A single dart perfectly centered in the bullseye of a simple target board, illustrating precision.

justamente

A2

→esattamente

interjection(2)

A cheerful person with their head tilted back, mouth wide open in a hearty laugh.

ja

A1

→ha

A child looking at a dropped ice cream cone on the sidewalk with a disappointed expression.

jo

B1

→accidenti

noun(48)

A simple rectangular bar of yellow soap resting on a blue ceramic soap dish with visible white bubbles.

jabón

A1

→sapone

A smooth, polished green jade gemstone resting on a clean white surface.

jade

B1

→giada

A whole, dark red, cured ham leg resting on a rustic wooden cutting board.

jamón

A1

→prosciutto

A wooden chess king being targeted by a white knight on a checkered board.

jaque

A2

→scacco

A glass bottle containing thick, amber-colored liquid next to a silver spoon.

jarabe

A1

→sciroppo

A person wearing a sun hat and overalls kneeling in a garden, planting a small green sprout into the soil.

jardinero

A2

→giardiniere

verb(12)

A child pulling a small wooden toy wagon by its handle.

jalar

A1

→tirare

A colorful toy robot lying on the floor with one of its arms broken off.

joder

B1

→rovinare

A smiling older man in a suit receiving a gold watch from a younger person in an office setting.

jubilar

B1

→andare in pensione (qualcuno)

A joyful child sitting on a colorful rug, stacking large wooden building blocks.

juegas

A1

→tu giochi

A cheerful child playing with a small wooden toy boat in a park.

juegues

B1

→tu giochi

A child in a sunlit field happily playing with a wooden toy train, captured in a nostalgic style.

jugaba

A2

→era solito/a giocare