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It is the fear of suffering an accident, an unexpected event; which is currently associated with a vehicle crash, but includes fires, explosions, zombie attacks, . . . It was created from the Greek voices 963; 965; 956; 966; 959; 961; 945; ( symphorá "which entails an event, usually a misfortune but can also be a success") 966; 959; 946; 959; 962; ( fovos "fear" ) . See also distichyphobia, ocophobia, amaxophobia, traumatophobia, cainophobia.
1º_ It is a space of its own and reserved, defined and separated from other similar ones. The following meanings are derived from the original concept taken from the old Italian nicchio that could be interpreted as "nest, hollow as hiding place, shell of a mollusk". 2º_ In architecture it is a hole in a wall as a niche to place a statue or other ornament, also in cemeteries is each space in the walls to place a coffin or an urn. 3º_ In marketing is a group of customers defined by their social, economic and cultural characteristics to whom a product and its advertising are directed. 4º_ In biology is the ecosystem of a species.
1º_ Kind of brick, flatter and ribbed, to cover roofs. 2º_ For the previous one, several objects with a similar shape or use, from a biscuit to a hat. It is also said of its brownish or reddish color, typical of baked clay. 3º_ Another of the common names of the plant Tilia platyphyllos. 4º_ Inflection of the verbs tejar and tejer . See verbs/tile .
1º_ Each plate of a manually manageable size that are used to cover floors. They can be made of different materials (stone, cement, marble, ceramics, . . . ) with designs and colors that can be combined to create drawing patterns on the floor. 2º_ Musical instrument similar to the zither.
1º_ In architecture is the internal part of a dome, a hemispheroid cover. 2º_ By an association with the previous one, it is a well-covered or protected enclosure. 3º_ For the previous one, building built to deposit deceased as a tomb, usually for members of the same family. See crypt, pantheon.
It can have two interpretations, the most common and least understandable is "to be fresh, jovial, happy", which with a little imagination can be understood as an opposition to "being like a raisin" (wrinkled, consumed). The other is "being drunk", which can come from an association with the grape as the origin of the wine, or from a confusion from "being like a vat".
It is an expression with several uses, but all with the same origin: the ability of some more evolved apes to imitate the gestures they see in others. It is called a children's game where the movements of another person are repeated, also to the mockery of repeating exactly everything someone says, almost always using a forced, ridiculous or childish tone, and of course to the imitative attitude that zoologists and anthropologists study in monkeys.
This locution is almost a saying to describe a situation in which you try to win in something and in the end you lose everything, when the cost of an operation turned out to be greater than the benefit, when someone wants to deceive or mock another and ends in evidence. The sheep reference alludes to shearing to obtain wool from sheep, and the figurative sense of sheared by "stripped of something".
It is a Spanish expression to credit a noble or heroic origin, although it is often used as irony, for people who believe themselves superior to others. The allusion to the Cid Campeador Rodrigo Ruy Díaz de Vivar seems to come from a legend where the hero kills a giant snake (or a dragon) with a kick, although in some it was with a babieca coz and in others with a blow of Tizona. In any case, the phrase "la patada del Cid" or its version "la pata del Cid" remained synonymous with bravery, the courage of his lineage.
