Spanish to English Dictionary (Diccionario Español-Inglés)

Exultant

Triumphantly happy; jubilant and overwhelmingly joyful.

Exurbanite

A person who lives in an exurb, which is a residential area located outside a city and its suburbs.

False Economics

A theory or practice in economics that is based on incorrect assumptions or misleading data.

First-Round-Exit

The act of being eliminated from a competition in the first round.

Fixed-Expression

A phrase or expression that has a fixed meaning and is commonly used in a specific context.

Flabbergast

To surprise someone greatly; to astonish or astound completely.

Formal Economy

The part of the economy that is regulated by the government and includes all legal economic activities.

Frisson

A sudden feeling of excitement or fear; a shudder or thrill, often experienced as a physical sensation such as goosebumps.

Fusion event

An occurrence in which atomic nuclei join together to form a heavier nucleus, releasing massive amounts of energy, such as in stellar cores or experimental reactors.

Fuze

A device used to detonate a bomb, shell, or torpedo, typically by means of a timer, impact sensor, or remote signal.

Go-To-Market-Strategy

A plan or approach that outlines how a company will sell its products or services to customers.

Gobbiest

Most talkative, loquacious, or inclined to speak loudly and bluntly, especially in British colloquial usage.