Spanish to English Dictionary (Diccionario Español-Inglés)

Psychological drama

A subgenre of film, television, or literature that emphasizes the emotional, mental, and developmental complexities of characters rather than purely external action.

Quick-cash

Money obtained rapidly, often through informal, short-term, or speculative means.

Quick-glance

Designed or structured to be read, understood, or assessed almost instantly without detailed study.

Rant

A long, angry speech of complaint or accusation.

Raw data

Data that has not been processed, cleaned, formatted, or analyzed since its collection.

Residential district

An area of a town or city used primarily for housing rather than for offices, factories, or commercial enterprises.

Resign

To voluntarily leave a job or position of office.

Rhyming dictionary

A reference book or database listing words grouped by their ending sounds, typically used by poets, lyricists, and writers.

Sanitizer

A substance or device used for removing bacteria and other microorganisms to reduce them to safe levels.

Sassy

Lively, bold, and full of spirit; cheeky in a way that is often appealing or amusing.

Second-class

Inferior in rank, quality, status, or value compared to others of the same type.

Shameless

Characterized by or showing a lack of shame; blatantly brazen or unashamed of improper behavior.