Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

furoya
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	Value	Position
Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15278	2
Obtained votes	125	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	448012	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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coito: Penetrative sexual intercourse, usually for reproductive purposes, although the term can also be used for any fornication for pleasure. 2º_ Inflection of the verb coitar . See verbs/intercourse .
bingo: Game of chance similar to the card lottery, where random numbers are drawn and the first player who has all the numbers sung on his card wins. It is also the room where they meet to play. Watch bingo sing.
lotería: Game where wins who, prior to the draw of random numbers, chooses those same numbers.
psíquico: Relative to psychology, which in some cases extends to the soul, to the "life force" of a person. See psyche , -ico .
decimonónico: Relative to the nineteenth century. It is composed of tenth (in this case "relative to the ordinal ten") nono ("ninth") -ico. See nineteenth .
símico: Concerning apes .
anfibológico: Relative to amphibology ("double meaning, way of expressing oneself that has more than one interpretation").
sinfónico: Relating to a symphony, its composition or performance.
billarístico: Concerning billiards ("game and parlor sport").
etimológico: Concerning etymology ("study of the origin of words").
crematístico: Concerning chrematistics ("science that deals with the economic performance of a business").
ute: 1º_ Name of a North American Indian people, also known as "utas" or "yutas", although they called themselves nocht. In the Ute language, yuta means "guardian of the mountain". 2º_ 'UTE' is an acronym that in most cases derives from the acronym U. T . And. , although it also has developments such as "Equinoctial University of Technology", or in English "utilitary", which is pronounced 'iutilitari' and in Australia it is colloquially said ute (pr . (iut) utility or off-road vehicles.
wir: 1º_ By that letter /w/ we already suspect that it is not Spanish, but we can find it in the networks as a short form of English when it's ready ("when it is ready"), in addition to other acronyms such as web index record ("index record of web pages"), World Intelligence Report ( "world intelligence report") , . . . For some dictionary error see German/wir ("we"). 2º_ 'WIR' is the IATA airport code of Wairoa Aerodrome (Hawke's Bay region, New Zealand)
ong: 'NGO' is an acronym that is read letter by letter as "NGO" and is for "Non-Governmental Organization".
tnt: 'TNT' is an acronym used by the explosive "trinitrotoluene", or also by the protein "Troponin T". Among the international uses can be rescued the television network "Turner Network Television".
vih: 1º_ 'HIV' is the acronym for the "human immunodeficiency virus" that causes the AIDS disease. 2º_ HIV is the IATA airport code for the airport of the city of Rolla (Maries County, Missouri, USA), near the community of Vichy.
atm: 1º_ 'atm' is the symbol of the atmosphere (as a unit of pressure). 2º_ It is also an acronym for "full machine" or "acetone toluene methanol" among many others. 3º_ As a foreign acronym found in our language the most common is for Automatic Teller Machine ("bank ATM"), although there are others a little more specific such as Air Traffic Manager ("air traffic manager").
beg: It is an acronym that does not have much use in Spanish, perhaps we find it from the German Bund Evangelikaler Gemeinde ("Federation of Evangelical Churches"), or in some geography text for the Sudanese region or river Bahr El Ghazal; the best known is the IATA airport code for Belgrade's Nikola Tesla Airport (Serbia).
alv: 1º_ As an acronym in Spanish it is used to abbreviate the expression "a la verga" ) in social networks. See olovorgo . In other languages it has more developments, such as the English Autonomous Land Vehicle or Air Limiting Valve. 2º_ ALV is the IATA code of the heliport of Andorra La Vieja (Andorra).
hablóle: It's a mistake to "talk to him." See verbs/spoke , le (pronoun).