Spanish to English Dictionary (Diccionario Español-Inglés)

Ratio

The quantitative relation between two amounts showing the number of times one value contains or is contained within the other.

Re-bid

To make a new or second bid, especially in an auction, contract bridge, or a procurement process.

Retail price

The recommended or standard price at which a product is sold to the final consumer by a retailer.

Roadhouse

An establishment typically located on or near a country highway, providing food, drinks, and often dancing or music.

Roll-call

The act of reading aloud a list of names to check who is present.

Royal Purple

A deep, rich shade of purple historically associated with sovereignty, royalty, and high status.

Rube

An unsophisticated, country person regarded as naive or provincial.

Runway

A narrow, elevated platform that fashion models walk along to display clothing and accessories.

Rural outpost

A small, remote settlement or military post located far away from cities and towns in the countryside.

Salary loan

A short-term loan extended to an individual, typically repaid automatically from their upcoming payroll or salary deductions.

Scheduler

A person responsible for making lists of times and events for tasks, meetings, or production processes.

Scheme

A large-scale systematic plan or arrangement for attaining some object or putting a particular idea into effect.