Spanish to English Dictionary (Diccionario Español-Inglés)

Snatch

To seize or grab something suddenly or quickly.

Snuggle

To settle into a warm, comfortable position, or to cuddle closely with someone.

Social Agenda

A set of social issues or policies that are prioritized for discussion or action.

Social Harmony

A state of peaceful coexistence and mutual respect among individuals or groups within a society.

Social-Climbing

The act of attempting to increase one's social status or position, often by associating with people of higher social standing.

Softening

The process of making something softer or less severe.

Sog-eul-chae-un

The state of being absorbed or saturated with water.

Solar-Powered

Powered by energy derived from the sun.

Solicitor

A lawyer who provides advice and represents clients in legal matters, typically in lower courts.

Someone

An unspecified person.

Something

An unspecified object, thing, or concept.

Something Sticks in Your Throat

Used to describe a feeling of discomfort or unease, often related to an unresolved issue or emotion.