Spanish to English Dictionary (Diccionario Español-Inglés)

Charm

The power or quality of delighting, attracting, or fascinating others.

Choose

To pick out or select someone or something as being the best or most appropriate of two or more alternatives.

Common-sense approach

A practical and sensible method of dealing with a situation or problem, relying on basic human judgment rather than complex theories.

Company

A commercial business or corporation formed to engage in trade or industrial activities.

Conservative estimate

A calculation or valuation that is purposely kept low or restrained to avoid exaggeration and minimize the risk of overestimating.

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.

Cool your heels

To be kept waiting for a considerable period of time.

Costive

Suffering from or causing constipation; constipated.

Critical condition

A medical status in which a patient's vital signs are unstable, indicators are unfavorable, and there are strong indications of imminent danger to life.

Dead-heat

A contest, race, or competition in which two or more competitors finish in an exact tie.

Deletant

A person or thing that deletes, removes, or eliminates text, data, or elements.