Every word in season 1
206 words and expressions across 8 episodes of El Ministerio del Tiempo, ranked by how often you’ll hear them. 69 free to read and keep
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- 1el Ministerioministry (government department)×40 · E3, 7ministry (government department)×40E3, 7
- 2misiónmission, assignment×20 · E3, 8mission, assignment×20E3, 8
- 3reciboreceipt×14 · E5receipt×14E5
- 4la puerta (del tiempo)door / gateway (of time)×12 · E1door / gateway (of time)×12E1
- 5la hoguerabonfire, stake (as in burning at the stake)×11 · E3, 4bonfire, stake (as in burning at the stake)×11E3, 4
- 6armadanavy, fleet (of warships)×9 · E2navy, fleet (of warships)×9E2
- 7corregidorroyal magistrate / crown representative×8 · E6royal magistrate / crown representative×8E6
- 8la puertadoor; (in this context) portal through time×8 · E7door; (in this context) portal through time×8E7
- 9residencia de estudiantesstudent residence / hall of residence×8 · E8student residence / hall of residence×8E8
- 10valijadiplomatic pouch, valise, bag of official documents×8 · E5diplomatic pouch, valise, bag of official documents×8E5
- 11zarparto set sail, to depart (by sea)×8 · E2to set sail, to depart (by sea)×8E2
- 12el reodefendant, accused person, convict×7 · E4defendant, accused person, convict×7E4
- 13puerta del tiempotime door (portal for time travel)×7 · E3time door (portal for time travel)×7E3
- 14traicionarto betray×7 · E7to betray×7E7
- 15traidor/traidoratraitor, treacherous×7 · E3, 7traitor, treacherous×7E3, 7
- 16el agenteagent, operative×6 · E7agent, operative×6E7
- 17épocaera / period / time×6 · E8era / period / time×6E8
- 18enrolarseto enlist, to sign up (military or naval)×5 · E2to enlist, to sign up (military or naval)×5E2
- 19la bulapapal bull×5 · E4papal bull×5E4
- 20mazmorradungeon / underground prison cell×5 · E6dungeon / underground prison cell×5E6
- 21traición / traicionarbetrayal / to betray×5 · E8betrayal / to betray×5E8
- 22viajar en el tiempoto travel through time×5 · E8to travel through time×5E8
- 23comunerosComuneros, rebels who rose against Charles I of Spain in 1520–1521×4 · E6Comuneros, rebels who rose against Charles I of Spain in 1520–1521×4E6
- 24condenarto condemn, to sentence×4 · E4to condemn, to sentence×4E4
- 25destinodestiny / fate×4 · E8destiny / fate×4E8
- 26el expedientefile, official record, dossier×4 · E7file, official record, dossier×4E7
- 27galeóngalleon (large sailing warship)×4 · E2galleon (large sailing warship)×4E2
- 28hidalgohidalgo, minor nobleman of the lowest noble rank, often landless×4 · E6hidalgo, minor nobleman of the lowest noble rank, often landless×4E6
- 29la rebeliónrebellion, revolt×4 · E7rebellion, revolt×4E7
- 30patrullapatrol, team of agents×4 · E5patrol, team of agents×4E5
- 31piso francosafe house×4 · E5safe house×4E5
- 32tío / tíacolloquialguy / girl (informal address or reference)×4 · E2guy / girl (informal address or reference)×4E2
- 33absolverto absolve, to acquit×3 · E4to absolve, to acquit×3E4
- 34al granocolloquialto the point, get to the point×3 · E4, 7to the point, get to the point×3E4, 7
- 35conmutarto commute×3 · E2to commute×3E2
- 36huellatrace, mark, footprint, evidence left behind×3 · E5trace, mark, footprint, evidence left behind×3E5
- 37la herejíaheresy×3 · E4heresy×3E4
- 38la huelgastrike (industrial action)×3 · E7strike (industrial action)×3E7
- 39pillarcolloquialto catch / to nab / to get hold of×3 · E6to catch / to nab / to get hold of×3E6
- 40recaudarto collect (taxes, funds)×3 · E6to collect (taxes, funds)×3E6
- 41rendirseto surrender, to give up×3 · E3to surrender, to give up×3E3
- 42sellostamp / seal / hallmark×3 · E8stamp / seal / hallmark×3E8
- 43tripulacióncrew×3 · E2crew×3E2
- 44yacimientoarchaeological site / excavation site×3 · E6archaeological site / excavation site×3E6
- 45alterarto alter / to disrupt×2 · E1to alter / to disrupt×2E1
- 46el indultopardon, reprieve×2 · E4pardon, reprieve×2E4
- 47encallarto run aground, to get stuck (a ship)×2 · E2to run aground, to get stuck (a ship)×2E2
- 48estar liado/a (con alguien)colloquialto be involved in a mess, to be tied up×2 · E5, 7to be involved in a mess, to be tied up×2E5, 7
- 49la guerrillaguerrilla warfare / irregular fighting force×2 · E1guerrilla warfare / irregular fighting force×2E1
- 50la horcathe gallows / the noose×2 · E1the gallows / the noose×2E1
- 51lechecolloquialdamn it / for crying out loud×2 · E8damn it / for crying out loud×2E8
- 52legajobundle of documents, file, dossier×2 · E2bundle of documents, file, dossier×2E2
- 53pícaro / picarescarogue×2 · E6rogue×2E6
- 54reliquiasrelics×2 · E3relics×2E3
- 55volarto blow up, to explode (also: to fly)×2 · E3to blow up, to explode (also: to fly)×2E3
- 56¡Qué barbaridad!colloquialGood grief!×1 · E4Good grief!×1E4
- 57el despacho secretosecret bureau / intelligence office×1 · E1secret bureau / intelligence office×1E1
- 58el mamarrachocolloquiala laughingstock×1 · E1a laughingstock×1E1
- 59prenderto arrest / to seize×1 · E1to arrest / to seize×1E1
- 60sellarto seal / to close off permanently×1 · E1to seal / to close off permanently×1E1
vulgar9 more entries, marked strong language because the season uses them. Show them
- 61jodervulgardamn / bloody hell / for f***'s sake×15 · E1–3, 5damn / bloody hell / for f***'s sake×15E1–3, 5
- 62una mierdavulgarshit×7 · E2, 8shit×7E2, 8
- 63cabrónvulgarbastard, son of a bitch×6 · E3, 6bastard, son of a bitch×6E3, 6
- 64marrano/avulgarpig (insult); hist. derogatory term for Jewish or Muslim converts to Christianity×5 · E4pig (insult); hist. derogatory term for Jewish or Muslim converts to Christianity×5E4
- 65cojonesvulgarballs×3 · E3balls×3E3
- 66coñovulgardamn, bloody hell×3 · E5damn, bloody hell×3E5
- 67ni de coñavulgarno way, absolutely not×3 · E4, 5, 7no way, absolutely not×3E4, 5, 7
- 68a tomar por sacovulgarmiles away×1 · E1miles away×1E1
- 69me cago en la lechevulgarfor crying out loud×1 · E1for crying out loud×1E1