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B2 Spanish Vocabulary: 100 Upper-Intermediate Words

At B2 you stop translating in your head and start actually thinking in Spanish. The vocabulary below — the 100 most frequent words from CEFR level B2 — is what makes that possible: precise verbs, abstract nouns, and the connectors that structure complex arguments.

B2 words appear less often than beginner vocabulary, which makes them harder to absorb through exposure alone. Deliberate practice matters more at this level than at any other.

Lingular schedules B2 vocabulary using your accuracy history: words you miss return quickly, words you know retreat, and mastered words still resurface occasionally so they never fade.

100 words ordered by frequency — lower numbers appear more often in real Spanish.
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1la asignatura secundariaminorMi asignatura secundaria es filosofía.My minor is philosophy.
2la facultad de medicinamedical schoolMi hermana está estudiando en la facultad de medicina.My sister is studying at medical school.
3la facultad de derechoLaw SchoolQuiero estudiar en la Facultad de Derecho después de la universidad.I want to study at Law School after university.
4fiesta de exalumnoshomecomingLa fiesta de exalumnos es una gran tradición en nuestra escuela.The homecoming is a great tradition at our school.
5el graduadograduateEl graduado está listo para comenzar su carrera profesional.The graduate is ready to start his professional career.
6el/la estudiante del último añoseniorLos estudiantes del último año tienen muchas actividades en su última temporada.The seniors have many activities in their final season.
7estudiante de tercer añojuniorEl estudiante de tercer año está buscando pasantías.The junior is looking for internships.
8el/la estudiante de segundo añosophomoreLos estudiantes de segundo año se sienten más cómodos en el campus.Sophomores feel more comfortable on campus.
9el/la estudiante de primer añofreshmanLos estudiantes de primer año suelen estar nerviosos al principio.Freshmen are usually nervous at first.
10la sororidadsororityLa sororidad organiza muchas actividades sociales.The sorority organizes many social events.
11el círculo estudiantilfraternityEl círculo estudiantil organiza eventos para recaudar fondos.The fraternity organizes fundraising events.
12la ayuda financierafinancial aidLa ayuda financiera es crucial para muchos estudiantes.Financial aid is crucial for many students.
13suspenderto failSi no estudias, podrías suspender el examen.If you don’t study, you might fail the exam.
14el examen parcialmidtermEl examen parcial se acerca, así que debo estudiar.The midterm is coming up, so I need to study.
15el examen finalfinalEl examen final de matemáticas será en dos semanas.The math final will be in two weeks.
16inscribirto enrollTienes que inscribir a tu hijo en la escuela antes de la fecha límite.You must enroll your child in school before the deadline.
17el diplomadiplomaDespués de graduarse, recibí mi diploma de secundaria.After graduating, I received my high school diploma.
18la facultaddepartmentLa facultad de ciencias ofrece programas de biología y química.The department of sciences offers programs in biology and chemistry.
19el decanodeanEl decano de la facultad está muy involucrado en la vida estudiantil.The dean of the faculty is very involved in student life.
20el currículumcurriculumEl currículum de este año incluye nuevos temas de matemáticas.This year’s curriculum includes new math topics.
21el créditocreditPara graduarse, necesitas completar un número específico de créditos.To graduate, you need to complete a specific number of credits.
22el colegio universitario comunitariocommunity collegeMuchos estudiantes optan por asistir a un colegio universitario comunitario para ahorrar dinero.Many students choose to attend a community college to save money.
23colegio comunitariocommunity collegeEl colegio comunitario ofrece programas de certificación y grados de asociado.The community college offers certification programs and associate degrees.
24el campuscampusEl campus de la universidad es muy grande y tiene muchas instalaciones.The campus of the university is very large and has many facilities.
25la licenciaturadegreeElla obtuvo su licenciatura en historia el año pasado.She earned her degree in history last year.
26asistir como oyenteto auditPuedes asistir como oyente a la clase si no deseas hacer los exámenes.You can audit the class if you don’t want to take the exams.
27la academiaacademyLa academia ofrece cursos de música y arte.The academy offers courses in music and art.
28no todo lo que brilla es oroall that glitters is not goldNo todo lo que brilla es oro, algunas cosas pueden ser engañosas.All that glitters is not gold, some things can be misleading.
29más vale tarde que nuncabetter late than neverMás vale tarde que nunca, así que decidí comenzar mi proyecto ahora.Better late than never, so I decided to start my project now.
30devolver bien por malto return good for evilSiempre trato de devolver bien por mal, incluso cuando me hacen daño.I always try to return good for evil, even when they hurt me.
31cada oveja con su parejato each his ownEn cuanto a gustos, cada oveja con su pareja.When it comes to tastes, to each his own.
32a donde fueres haz lo que vieres.When in Rome, do as the Romans doA donde fueres haz lo que vieres, así que me adapté a las costumbres locales.When in Rome, do as the Romans do, so I adapted to the local customs.
33a quien madruga, dios le ayuda.The early bird gets the wormA quien madruga, Dios le ayuda, siempre llego temprano al trabajo.The early bird gets the worm, I always arrive early to work.
34a la tercera va la vencidathird time's the charmIntenté dos veces y fracasé, pero a la tercera va la vencida.I tried twice and failed, but third time's the charm.
35a grandes males, grandes remedios.Desperate times call for desperate measuresA grandes males, grandes remedios, así que tomé una decisión radical.Desperate times call for desperate measures, so I made a radical decision.
36de tal palo, tal astillalike father, like sonDe tal palo, tal astilla, su hijo es tan trabajador como él.Like father, like son, his son is as hardworking as he is.
37el hábito no hace al monje.Clothes don't make the manEl hábito no hace al monje, lo que cuenta es el carácter.Clothes don't make the man, what matters is the character.
38nunca llueve a gusto de todos.You can't please everybodyNunca llueve a gusto de todos, siempre habrá alguien que se queje.You can't please everybody, there will always be someone complaining.
39nunca es tarde si la dicha es buenabetter late than neverNunca es tarde si la dicha es buena, aún puedo lograrlo.Better late than never, I can still achieve it.
40a palabras necias, oídos sordos.Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt meA palabras necias, oídos sordos, no les presto atención.Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me, I don’t pay attention to them.
41a lo hecho, pechoit’s no use crying over spilled milkA lo hecho, pecho, ya no puedo hacer nada al respecto.It’s no use crying over spilled milk, I can’t do anything about it now.
42el mundo es un pañueloit’s a small worldEstaba en Londres y encontré a un amigo, el mundo es un pañuelo.I was in London and found a friend, it’s a small world.
43salirse con la suyato get your own waySiempre intenta salirse con la suya, no le importa lo que digan los demás.He always tries to get his own way, he doesn’t care what others say.
44pasarse de la rayato go way too farSe pasó de la raya con su comentario y ofendió a todos.He went way too far with his comment and offended everyone.
45a duras penashardlyA duras penas puedo mantenerme despierto después de estudiar toda la noche.I can hardly stay awake after studying all night.
46estar entre la espada y la paredto be caught between a rock and a hard placeEstaba entre la espada y la pared, no sabía qué decisión tomar.I was caught between a rock and a hard place, I didn’t know what decision to make.
47matar dos pájaros de un tiroto kill two birds with one stoneSi hago las compras y luego voy al gimnasio, mataré dos pájaros de un tiro.If I go shopping and then to the gym, I’ll kill two birds with one stone.
48dormirse en los laurelesto rest on one’s laurelsNo puedes dormirse en los laureles después de ganar un premio.You can’t rest on your laurels after winning an award.
49estar hasta las naricesto be fed upEstoy hasta las narices de escuchar siempre la misma canción.I am fed up with always hearing the same song.
50costar un ojo de la carato cost an arm and a legEste coche nuevo me costó un ojo de la cara.This new car cost me an arm and a leg.
51meter la patato mess upMe di cuenta de que metí la pata en la reunión.I realized I messed up in the meeting.
52dar gato por liebreto take for a rideMe vendieron un coche usado como si fuera nuevo, me dieron gato por liebre.They sold me a used car as if it were new, they took me for a ride.
53dar en el clavoto hit the nail on the headSu explicación dio en el clavo, ahora lo entiendo perfectamente.His explanation hit the nail on the head, now I understand it perfectly.
54dar en el blancoto hit the bullseyeAl fin di en el blanco con mi respuesta en el examen.I finally hit the bullseye with my answer on the exam.
55el/la miembromemberElla es miembro de varios clubes en la universidad.She is a member of several clubs at the university.
56la simpatíafriendlinessSu simpatía lo hace muy popular.His friendliness makes him very popular.
57la huella dactilarfingerprintLa policía encontró una huella dactilar en la escena del crimen.The police found a fingerprint at the crime scene.
58el líderleaderEl líder del equipo dio un discurso inspirador.The leader of the team gave an inspiring speech.
59el gamberrotroublemakerEse niño siempre está causando problemas, es un gamberro.That kid is always causing trouble, he's a troublemaker.
60el legadolegacyEl legado de la civilización romana es muy importante.The legacy of Roman civilization is very important.
61el aliadoallyDurante la guerra, los dos países se convirtieron en aliados.During the war, the two countries became allies.
62el conocidoacquaintanceMi conocido me invitó a su fiesta de cumpleaños.My acquaintance invited me to his birthday party.
63el sexismosexismEl sexismo es un problema serio en muchos lugares de trabajo.Sexism is a serious problem in many workplaces.
64la lealtadloyaltyLa lealtad de sus amigos es lo más importante para él.The loyalty of his friends is the most important thing to him.
65el contactocontactPerdí el contacto con mi viejo amigo hace años.I lost contact with my old friend years ago.
66la idiosincrasiaidiosyncrasyLa idiosincrasia de este país es fascinante.The idiosyncrasy of this country is fascinating.
67el estafadorswindlerEl estafador fue arrestado después de robar a varias personas.The swindler was arrested after stealing from several people.
68el acentoaccentTiene un acento mexicano muy marcado.He has a very strong Mexican accent.
69el poderpowerEl poder de la tecnología ha cambiado nuestras vidas.The power of technology has changed our lives.
70el varónmaleEl varón es mucho más alto que la mujer.The male is much taller than the woman.
71el hondureñoHonduranEl hondureño es muy amable.The Honduran is very friendly.
72el/la nicaragüenseNicaraguanConozco a un nicaragüense que habla muy bien español.I know a Nicaraguan who speaks Spanish very well.
73el panameñoPanamanianEl panameño tiene una forma de hablar única.The Panamanian has a unique way of speaking.
74el paraguayoParaguayanEl paraguayo me invitó a su fiesta.The Paraguayan invited me to his party.
75el uruguayoUruguayanEl uruguayo es fanático del fútbol.The Uruguayan is a soccer fan.
76el venezolanoVenezuelanLa comida venezolana es deliciosa.Venezuelan food is delicious.
77el guineoGuineanEl guineo tiene una cultura muy rica.The Guinean has a very rich culture.
78el peruanoPeruvianEl peruano preparó ceviche para todos.The Peruvian made ceviche for everyone.
79portuguésPortugueseEl portugués es hablado en Brasil.Portuguese is spoken in Brazil.
80italianoItalianEl italiano me enseñó a cocinar pasta.The Italian taught me how to cook pasta.
81el chilenoChileanEl chileno es muy amigable.The Chilean is very friendly.
82el tailandésThaiEl tailandés es conocido por su comida picante.The Thai is known for its spicy food.
83búlgaroBulgarianEl búlgaro trabaja en la tienda de la esquina.The Bulgarian works at the corner shop.
84africanoAfricanEl africano compartió sus tradiciones con nosotros.The African shared his traditions with us.
85asiáticoAsianEl asiático tiene una gran colección de arte.The Asian has a great art collection.
86el coreanoKoreanEl coreano estaba aprendiendo a bailar salsa.The Korean was learning to dance salsa.
87dominicanoDominicanEl dominicano me enseñó a bailar merengue.The Dominican taught me how to dance merengue.
88japonésJapaneseEl japonés es muy educado y respetuoso.The Japanese person is very polite and respectful.
89francésFrenchEl francés tiene una comida exquisita.The French have exquisite food.
90inglésEnglishEl inglés es un idioma global.English is a global language.
91españolSpanishEl español es hablado en muchos países.Spanish is spoken in many countries.
92el castellanoSpanishEl castellano es una de las lenguas más habladas.Castilian is one of the most spoken languages.
93el suajiliSwahiliEl suajili es hablado en varias naciones africanas.Swahili is spoken in several African countries.
94el urduUrduEl urdu se habla principalmente en Pakistán.Urdu is spoken mainly in Pakistan.
95el vietnamitaVietnameseEl vietnamita es una lengua tonal.Vietnamese is a tonal language.
96el turcoTurkishEl turco es un idioma interesante.Turkish is an interesting language.
97el hindiHindiEl hindi es hablado por millones de personas en India.Hindi is spoken by millions of people in India.
98el bengalíBengaliEl bengalí tiene una rica tradición literaria.Bengali has a rich literary tradition.
99el mandarínMandarinEl mandarín es el idioma más hablado del mundo.Mandarin is the most spoken language in the world.
100el/la hablantespeakerEl hablante explicó el tema claramente.The speaker explained the topic clearly.

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