Spanish to English Dictionary (Diccionario Español-Inglés)
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10 Language-to-English DictionariesPhone call
An act of speaking to someone on a telephone.
Plorant
In heraldry, depicted as weeping or shedding tears, usually applied to animals or human figures.
Political leader
A person who holds a prominent position in a government, political party, or state, and exerts significant influence on public policy and decision-making.
Post-mortem release
The publication, distribution, or issuance of a creative work, product, or recording after the death of its creator, artist, or developer.
Posthumous release
The official publication, issuance, or broadcast of a creative work (such as an album, book, film, or single) after the death of its creator.
Providence
The protective care of God or of nature as a spiritual power.
Qunzhong
The masses; the ordinary people, common folk, or grassroots populace as distinguished from elite or leadership figures.
Rank-and-file
The ordinary members of an organization, society, or workforce, excluding the leaders or officers.
Rat race
A fierce, relentless competition for success, power, or wealth, typically in a hectic modern work environment.
Readership
The collective group of people who regularly read a particular publication, newspaper, magazine, or author.
Rear-window
The glass window located at the back of a motor vehicle, enabling the driver to see traffic or objects behind them.
Release
The action or process of making something available to the public or of freeing someone/something from confinement.