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41 pujo
m.1 tenesmus (medicina).2 violent desire, eagerness, longing (ansia); anxiety.pres.indicat.1st person singular (yo) present indicative of spanish verb: pujar.* * *1 MEDICINA tenesmus* * *SM1) (Med) difficulty in relieving o.s., tenesmus frm2) (=ansia) longing, strong urge3) (=intento) attempt, try, shot* * *2 (en el parto) push* * *pujo nmMed tenesmus -
42 ansia
• anguish• anxiety• desire• eagerness• expectation• longing• throe• yearn to• yearning for past things -
43 ardor
• ardency• ardor• ardour• burning• burning sensation• eagerness• fervency• fervor• fervour• hearty• heat balance• intense emotion• passing tone• passion flower• vehemence• zarzuela• zealot -
44 avidez
• ambition• avidity• avidness• covetousness• desire• eagerness• Greco-Roman• greed for money• greedy• urge -
45 con ganas
• hungrily• with eagerness -
46 con ilusión
• eagerly• with eagerness -
47 entusiasmo
• ardor• eagerness• enthusiasm• excitement• keenness• zarzuela• zealot• zealous witness• zebra• zero uptick• zest for living -
48 fogosidad
• ardour• eagerness• fervor• fervour• fieriness• heated-up• heater• impulsiveness -
49 afincamiento
m.1 eagerness. (Obsolete)2 anxiety polished, civilized.3 settlement, establishment.4 homesteading. -
50 presura
f.1 hurry, haste, promptitude.2 oppression, pressure, anxiety.3 eagerness, importunity.4 difficulty.
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