Spanish to English Dictionary (Diccionario Español-Inglés)

Aestheticism

A reverence for beauty; a movement in art and literature during the 19th century that emphasized the pursuit of aesthetic value over moral or political themes.

Aesthetics

A set of principles concerned with the nature and appreciation of beauty, especially in art.

Appraisal

An act of assessing something or someone, often characterized by impartiality and objective analysis.

Autism spectrum

A developmental disability that can cause significant social, communication, and behavioral challenges, characterized by a broad range of symptoms and skills.

Auxiliary structure

A secondary or supporting framework, building, or component designed to provide extra stability, reinforcement, or operational support to a primary system.

Bamboozle

To cheat, swindle, or deceive someone by cunning or trickery.

Black corporate

An exploitative company that systematically imposes illegal or unethical labor practices, such as extreme unpaid overtime and psychological abuse on employees.

Body-and-soul

Involving or engaging the whole person, both physically and spiritually; complete and utter.

Broadsword

A type of medieval or early modern European sword characterized by a straight, wide cutting blade, typically double-edged.

Centralized state

A sovereign political entity in which power, administration, and policy-making are concentrated in a single central authority rather than distributed among regional or local governments.

Consumer economics

A branch of applied economics that studies the economic behavior, choices, and welfare of individual consumers and households in the marketplace.

Cool one's heels

To be kept waiting for a long time.