Spanish to English Dictionary (Diccionario Español-Inglés)

Two-state

Involving or proposing the creation of two separate, independent political states or nations as a solution to a territorial or ethnic conflict.

Umlaut

A diacritical mark (¨) placed over a vowel, especially in German, to indicate a change in sound.

Unappreciative

Not feeling or showing gratitude for something that has been done or given.

Unclogged

Free from obstruction, blockage, or accumulated debris; open and clear.

Uncuff

To remove handcuffs or other restraints from a person's wrists.

Unfocused

Lacking a clear focus, direction, or concentration; mentally distracted or scattered.

Unkept

Not maintained or cared for; messy, untidy, or neglected in appearance.

Unlatched

Not fastened with a latch; open or ajar.

Up-the-wall

Extremely irritated, exasperated, or driven crazy by a situation or person.

Vacate

To leave a place, seat, or premises, making it empty for someone else.

Vanish

To disappear suddenly and completely.

Wakening

The action of waking up from sleep or the process of becoming conscious or aware.