Spanish to English Dictionary (Diccionario Español-Inglés)

Sneak-attack

An unexpected assault or offensive launched without prior warning or indication.

Snool

A mean, servile, or cringing person; a sycophant or a person whose spirit has been broken by abuse or tyranny.

Snowslide

A large mass of snow, ice, and rocks sliding swiftly down a mountain slope.

Snuggle

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

So-be-it

Used to express resignation, acceptance, or the conclusion that an unalterable situation must be accepted as it is.

Sobering

Tending to make someone more serious, sensible, or solemn; causing quiet reflection.

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 landlord

A housing association, local authority, or other registered provider that offers affordable housing to people in housing need.

Social-Climbing

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

Societal-attitude

A collective disposition, viewpoint, or feeling held by a significant portion of a population toward a specific issue, group, or practice.

Softening

The process of making something softer or less severe.