Spanish to English Dictionary (Diccionario Español-Inglés)

Scent

A distinctive smell, especially one that is pleasant.

Schein

The outward appearance or semblance of something, often as distinct from reality.

Scheinlasen

The act of allowing something to appear or shine, often used in social or artistic contexts.

Schmooze

To talk with someone in a friendly and persuasive way, often to gain an advantage or make business connections.

Scholarly

Relating to or characteristic of scholars or scholarship.

School attendance

The act or frequency of attending school regularly.

Schoolboy-crush

An intense, usually short-lived infatuation or romantic attraction held by a young boy toward someone, such as an older peer, teacher, or celebrity.

Scorching

Very hot; burning.

Scoresheet

A paper or document used for recording the points or scores made by competitors or teams during a game or match.

Scrat

A thin, scrawny person or animal, or a scratch.

Scratch

To score, mark, or damage the surface of something with a sharp or pointed object.

Scratch-mark

A slight mark, cut, or groove made on a surface by scratching.