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Dizionario/Parole che iniziano con O

Parole spagnole che iniziano con O

Adjective(18)

A small person reluctantly putting a bright red square block into the only matching square hole on a wooden puzzle board, illustrating a mandatory action.

obligado

A2

→richiesto

A simplified illustration showing a person staring intently at a red star placed on a table. Large thought bubbles float above the person's head, and every bubble contains the image of the identical red star, symbolizing obsession or mental fixation.

obsesionado

B1

→ossessionato

A high quality storybook illustration featuring a gigantic, bright red arrow pointing straight upward against a plain light blue background, symbolizing something obvious and unmistakable.

obvio

B1

→ovvio

An illustration showing exactly eight perfectly round red apples sitting on a grassy surface, representing the quantity 'eight'.

ocho

A1

→otto

A colorful illustration of a woman looking overwhelmed at a desk piled high with tasks, simultaneously holding a phone and typing on a laptop, indicating a busy schedule.

ocupada

A1

→impegnata

A busy cartoon beaver wearing a headset and actively typing at a desk piled high with colorful documents.

ocupado

A1

→impegnato

Adjective / Pronoun(1)

A woman at a fruit stand is holding a green apple but is pointing towards a red apple, indicating she wants the 'other' one.

otra

A1

→un altro/a

Conjunction(1)

A person standing at a fork in the road, choosing between a path leading to a sun icon and another leading to a moon icon, representing a choice.

o

A1

→oppure

Contraction(2)

A colorful storybook illustration showing a person extending a single red apple toward a smiling man, demonstrating the act of offering.

ofrecerle

A2

→offrirgli

A close-up view of a person's open hand releasing a large, stylized antique key, which is floating away and beginning to dissolve into thin air.

olvidarlo

A1

→dimenticarlo

Gerund(1)

A small brown teddy bear toy is being completely concealed behind a fold of a large, bright red cloth or curtain.

ocultando

A2

→nascondendo

Gerund (Present Participle)(1)

A simple storybook illustration of a small volcano actively erupting, showing lava flowing down its side, illustrating action in progress.

ocurriendo

B1

→accadendo

Interjection(5)

A person with wide eyes and an open mouth, showing a look of surprise and sudden understanding.

oh

A1

→oh

A polite person gently taps a busy, unsuspecting person on the shoulder to gain their attention in a public setting.

oiga

A1

→Scusi

A storybook illustration showing one figure standing on a small mound, cupping their hands around their mouth and shouting loudly to demand attention. Three other figures in the distance are stopping their activities and turning their heads toward the shouter.

oigan

A2

→Ascoltate!

A stylized illustration of a small person standing on a grassy hill at twilight, releasing a single glowing dandelion seed puff into the air toward a distant star.

ojalá

A2

→Speriamo

A cartoon human hand giving a clear thumbs-up gesture against a bright blue background, symbolizing agreement.

ok

A1

→OK

Noun(15)

A finished painting resting on a wooden easel in a brightly lit studio, representing an artistic creation.

obra

A2

→opera

Three distinct, small storybook panels aligned horizontally, showing a sequence of different times: a sunrise, a rain shower, and a full moon.

ocasiones

A1

→volte

A stylized, simple red heart figure surrounded by aggressive, dark red and black jagged thorns and smoke, symbolizing intense hatred.

odio

B1

→odio

A brightly lit, organized office desk featuring a computer monitor, a colorful pen holder, and a small stack of papers, symbolizing a workspace.

oficina

A1

→ufficio

A profile illustration of a simplified person with colorful, stylized sound waves entering the ear, symbolizing the sense of hearing.

oído

A2

→orecchio

A close-up illustration of a single human eye with a brown iris, long eyelashes, and a bright white sclera.

ojo

A1

→occhio

Pronoun(1)

A colorful illustration showing one person handing a bright red apple to two smiling friends, symbolizing the action being directed toward the plural 'you'.

os

A2

→vi

Verb(27)

A colorful storybook illustration showing a child wearing a red shirt intently looking through a large pair of binoculars.

observando

A1

→osservando

A colorful illustration showing a simplified figure smiling while successfully holding a large red apple they just acquired.

obtiene

A1

→ottiene

A cartoon fox carefully pushing a shiny gold coin underneath a large green leaf on the ground.

oculta

A2

→nasconde

A vibrant rainbow suddenly appearing in a bright blue sky above a green hill, symbolizing an event happening.

ocurra

B1

→(che) accada

A small, green sprout rapidly bursting from the brown earth in a simple, sunny garden, symbolizing an event taking place.

ocurre

A2

→succede

A small, simple star suddenly pops up and bursts brightly above a green grassy hill, illustrating an event that has taken place.

ocurrió

A2

→è successo

Verb (Conjugated Form)(3)

A young child wearing a brightly colored sweater is looking intently through a pair of binoculars at a distant object, suggesting close observation.

observa

A2

→osserva

A colorful storybook illustration depicting two stylized figures standing far apart, facing each other. Both figures have exaggerated expressions of anger and intense dislike directed toward the other.

odian

B1

→essi odiano

A close-up of a child offering a colorful wrapped gift with both hands.

ofrece

A1

→offre

Verb (Conjugation)(1)

A colorful storybook illustration showing a simple character sitting cross-legged on the ground, chin resting on their hand, looking contemplative. A simple, empty thought cloud floats above their head.

opina

A2

→pensa

Verb (First Person Singular Preterite)(1)

A simple colorful illustration showing a person cupping their hand behind their ear, listening intently to a sound coming from an unseen source, emphasizing the act of hearing.

oí

A1

→Ho sentito

Verb (Fixed Command)(1)

A stylized illustration of a hand gently waving away a small, wispy gray cloud, symbolizing the dismissal or forgetting of a concern or mistake.

olvídalo

A2

→Lascia perdere

Verb (Infinitive + Pronoun)(1)

A high quality storybook illustration showing two characters. One character is speaking, and colorful, curved sound waves are visibly traveling directly from their mouth to the large, attentive ear of the second character, who is clearly listening.

oírte

A1

→sentirti

Verb (Infinitive form with attached pronoun)(1)

A simple storybook illustration of a child intently cupping their ear, focusing on sound waves that are clearly emanating from a large, colorful object like a vintage radio.

oírlo

A2

→sentirlo

Verb (Preterite Tense)(1)

A child walking away from a park bench stops and looks back with a startled expression at a solitary, forgotten red lunchbox sitting on the bench.

olvidé

A1

→Ho dimenticato

Verb (conjugated form)(1)

A small child holds out a single bright red apple in their open hand, symbolizing an offer.

ofrezco

A1

→Io offro

adjective(35)

A child wearing a bright orange life jacket while sitting in a small boat.

obligatorio

A2

→obbligatorio

A person covering their eyes with their hands while looking at a messy, vandalized wall.

obsceno

B2

→osceno

A small bird sitting on a branch, looking closely at a tiny ladybug on a leaf.

observador

B1

→osservatore

A person's hands using a straight edge to perfectly align a long row of colorful pencils on a desk.

obsesivo

B1

→ossessivo

A donkey sitting down firmly on a path, refusing to move even as a person gently pulls on its rope.

obstinado

B1

→testardo

A single yellow umbrella standing out in a light rain shower with a few scattered clouds.

ocasional

A2

→occasionale

adverb(4)

A colorful storybook illustration of a small person pointing emphatically upwards at a very large, bright yellow sun in a clear blue sky, symbolizing something evident or obvious.

obviamente

A2

→ovviamente

A child eating a single ice cream cone on a sunny day, representing an occasional treat.

ocasionalmente

B1

→occasionalmente

A close-up view of a hand pressing a large, ornate, round official seal onto a simple white document, symbolizing authorization.

oficialmente

B1

→ufficialmente

A tiny green seedling sprouting from a small pile of brown soil.

originalmente

B1

→originariamente

conjunction(1)

A small bird singing cheerfully while standing in a gentle rain shower under a dark cloud.

obstante

B2

→nondimeno

interjection(2)

A friendly person giving a thumbs up with a smiling face.

okey

A1

→va bene

A person gently waving their hands to encourage a group of small birds to fly away from a garden path.

ox

B2

→via!

noun(93)

A well-behaved dog sitting patiently and looking at its owner while wearing a leash.

obediencia

B1

→obbedienza

A colorful storybook illustration of a very round, stout person with a large circular body shape.

obesidad

B1

→obesità

A high-ranking member of the clergy wearing a traditional mitre hat and holding a staff.

obispo

B1

→vescovo

A simple illustration of two stylized people facing each other. One person holds up an open hand, palm facing forward, toward the other person, symbolizing a formal objection or challenge.

objeción

B1

→obiezione

A simplified character standing on the summit of a mountain with arms raised in triumph, symbolizing achieving a goal.

objetivo

A2

→scopo

A storybook illustration showing an arrow hitting the center of a colorful bullseye target set up on a grassy field.

objetivos

A2

→obiettivi

past participle(1)

A brightly glowing yellow lightbulb floating above a simple human figure's head, signifying an idea that has just occurred.

ocurrido

A2

→accaduto

verb(60)

A well-behaved puppy sitting calmly and looking up at its owner's hand as it receives a treat.

obedecer

A2

→obbedire

A child being pointed towards a pile of toys to clean up by an adult's hand.

obliga

A2

→costringe

A child being gently but firmly guided by their parent's hand towards a bowl of broccoli on a table.

obligar

B1

→forzare

A large, determined figure is using a hand to firmly push a smaller, reluctant figure forward. The smaller figure is visibly resisting the movement.

obligó

A2

→costrinse

A kind person helping an elderly individual cross a street.

obrar

B1

→agire

A child with a magnifying glass closely examining a bright green leaf on the ground.

observar

A2

→osservare