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Cause

Spanish
English
causa
NF
cause
N

lugar
NM
cause
N

móvil
NM
cause
N

causador
NM
cause
N

fundamento
NM
cause
N

materia
NF
cause
N

porqué
NM
cause
N

semilla
NF
cause
N

hacer
V
 [conjugate]
to cause
V

mover
V
 [conjugate]
to cause
V

pesar
V
 [conjugate]
to cause sorrow
V

acarrear
V
 [conjugate]
to cause
V

acizañar
V
 [conjugate]
to cause trouble
V

acomplejar
V
 [conjugate]
to cause complexes in
V

acoplarse
V
 [conjugate]
to cause feedback
V

aficionar
V
 [conjugate]
to cause to like
V

afligir
V
 [conjugate]
to cause distress to
V

amargar
V
 [conjugate]
to cause pain to
V

apanicar
V
 [conjugate]
to cause panic
V

brotar
V
 [conjugate]
to cause
V

caotizar
V
 [conjugate]
to cause chaos in
V

cariar
V
 [conjugate]
to cause to decay
V

causar
V
 [conjugate]
to cause
V

causarle problemas a alguien
to cause a lot of trouble for someone
V

consternar
V
 [conjugate]
to cause distress to
V

crispar
V
 [conjugate]
to cause to contract
V

crispar
V
 [conjugate]
to cause to twitch
V

dar disgustos a
V
 [conjugate]
to cause grief
V

dar que hacer
V
 [conjugate]
to cause work
V

desaficionar
V
 [conjugate]
to cause to dislike
V

desaparecer
V
 [conjugate]
to cause to disappear
V

desbaratar
V
 [conjugate]
to cause chaos
V

desespañolizar
V
 [conjugate]
to cause to become less Spanish
V

destaparse
V
 [conjugate]
to cause surprise
V

desunir
V
 [conjugate]
to cause a rift between
V

desvanecer
V
 [conjugate]
to cause to disappear
V

desvanecer
V
 [conjugate]
to cause to vanish
V

encaramar
V
 [conjugate]
to cause to blush
V

encizañar
V
 [conjugate]
to cause trouble
V

estresar
V
 [conjugate]
to cause stress
V

gamberrear
V
 [conjugate]
to cause trouble
V

hacer desmoronarse
V
 [conjugate]
to cause to crumble
V

indigestar
V
 [conjugate]
to cause indigestion
V

indigestarse
V
 [conjugate]
to cause indigestion
V

inquietar
V
 [conjugate]
to cause distress to
V

irrogar
V
 [conjugate]
to cause
V

labrar
V
 [conjugate]
to cause
V

malquistar
V
 [conjugate]
to cause a rift
V

marear
V
causar un mareado [conjugate]
to cause seasickness
V

motivar
V
 [conjugate]
to cause
V

ocasionar
V
 [conjugate]
to cause
V

originar
V
 [conjugate]
to cause
V

perturbar
V
 [conjugate]
to cause a mental disorder in
V

promover
V
 [conjugate]
to cause
V

pungir
V
 [conjugate]
to cause suffering to
V

remorder
V
 [conjugate]
to cause remorse
V

remorder
V
 [conjugate]
to cause remorse to
V

resquemar
V
 [conjugate]
to cause upset
V

revolucionar
V
 [conjugate]
to cause a revolution in
V

revulsionar
V
 [conjugate]
to cause nausea
V

ruborizar
V
 [conjugate]
to cause to blush
V

volatilizar
V
 [conjugate]
to cause to vanish
V

a cause de
because of

causa única
single cause

puede quedar
can cause

causear
V
 [conjugate]
to have a light lunch
V

causear
V
 [conjugate]
to picnic
V

sin causa
ADJ
causeless
ADJ

arrecife
NM
causeway
N

calzada
NF
causeway
N

terraplén
NM
causeway
N

originarse
V
 [conjugate]
to be caused
V

enfermedad de Chagas
NF
enfermedad viral causada por el triatoma infestans de Suramérica
Chagas disease
N
viral disease caused by the triatoma infestans in South America

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English Definitions

cause
N
events that provide the generative force that is the origin of something
cause
N
a justification for something existing or happening
cause
N
a series of actions advancing a principle or tending toward a particular end
cause
N
any entity that produces an effect or is responsible for events or results
cause
N
a comprehensive term for any proceeding in a court of law whereby an individual seeks a legal remedy
cause
V
give rise to; cause to happen or occur, not always intentionally
cause
V
cause to do; cause to act in a specified manner
cause celebre
N
an incident that attracts great public attention
cause of action
N
a claim sufficient to demand judicial attention; the facts that give rise to right of action
cause of death
N
the causal agent resulting in death
cause to be perceived
V
have perceptible qualities
cause to sleep
V
make fall asleep
causeless
having no justifying cause or reason
causeless
having no cause or apparent cause
causerie
N
light informal conversation for social occasions
causeway
N
a road that is raised above water or marshland or sand
causeway
V
provide with a causeway
causeway
V
pave a road with cobblestones or pebbles
English Definitions from WordNet 3.0
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