Please enter a complete word (in quotes) or a complete phrase (in quotes) in English in the column on the left, and you will have the equivalent in Spanish.
Any word or phrase you look up must be in quotes. For example: "best-case scenario", "confounding", "febrile seizure", "neurofeedback," "perceptual-motor learning", or "wilfully". If, on the other hand, if you were to look up the word transsynaptic without quotes, you would not get its equivalent on the Spanish side.
It's all copyrighted (by me,) but if you look up one term at a time you can access this site for free. There are over 100,000 entries and equivalents here, so please allow for a couple of seconds waiting time each time you look up a term.
What you have here is almost the entire content of my bilingual psychology and psychiatry dictionary: The Routledge Spanish Bilingual Dictionary of Psychology and Psychiatry, originally published in 2011. Regrettably, entries for acronyms and abbreviations are not available using this lookup method, among a few other limitations. The original dictionary also has parts of speech, etc. For now, I have only posted the English to Spanish section.
As you can see, this lookup method has its drawbacks, but you can probably anyway find what you are looking for. I certainly hope you do, and that this dictionary will be a valuable resource for you!
Many sincere thanks to LingoJam for providing such a useful template!
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