Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

furoya
15237

	Value	Position
Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15237	2
Obtained votes	125	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	442121	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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lapicera: It is a feminine version of the word pencil, more for another writing instrument that uses ink like the pen, but loading it into an internal cartridge. It has many models, although the name applies more to the source pen. See birome , bic .
camp: 1º_ "Camp, place of temporary settlement" . It comes from the Latin campus, i ("field"), although it came to English through the Germanic kamp ("open field, especially that of military exercises"). 2º_ Ordinary, fat, exaggerated, in bad taste.
mestea: It can be an error by plateau ("high plain"), mesta ("medieval Spanish livestock organization") or perhaps another trolling of removing the /ñ/ and consult in feminine by mesteño .
bocatoreo: Error by bocatoreño ("gentilicio de Bocas del Toro") .
resear: It can be an error for wanting, subtracting, resetting, . . . but the safest thing is that it is to review .
dendrografa: More than a mistake by the female dendrographer, I think it's a trolling removing the /i/ in dendrography.
florgera: It is evidently trolled by the female florist ("floriferous").
blano: Perhaps it is an error for plane, alan, soft, white, . . . but it is most likely another troll of the series 'without accented vowel' by bálano .
explictamente: It can be a mistake by explicitly, strictly, explain your mind, . . .
rastreo de envio: View tracking, shipping, tracheo, tracking.
vision polisemica: See vision (by the way of analyzing facts), polysemic ("with several and different meanings").
no echar en saco rato: See no (denial), "throw on deaf ears", time ("moment") .
catí de cola anillada: Mistake by the American 'ring-tailed coati' (Nasua nasua). [Note: the maki or ring-tailed lemur is the Lemur catta, from Madagascar. ]
medidas adoptadas para buena gestion publica: See measure ("by the act well judged and previously valued" ), adopted ( "assimilated, chosen" ) , for ( preposition ) , good ( "useful, correct, adjusted to a purpose" ) , management ( "administration" ) , public ( "in general , for all" ) .
me dio un no se que: Another disrespect full of misspellings. See me ( pronoun ) , verbs / dio , a ( article ) , no ( negation ) , verbs / I know , what .
puloto automático: Sure it is an error by "autopilot". See autopilot.
prueba introtécnica: I was going to suggest a visit to 'test' ('examination', 'check') and 'introtechnical'. . . but it turns out that this does not exist. I started looking for it on the web and it appears on some sites like " . . . technical intro . . . " which would be a fragment of a longer text and so loose does not make sense. It also appears as 'introtechnical', but it is not only as a noun (in the query it is an adjective) but it seems an invention by "introspective technique" within unreliable pages.
brontofobia: It is a pathological fear of hearing thunder. From the Greek 946; 961; 959; 957; 964; 951; ( bronté "thunder" ) 966; 959; 946; 959; 962; ( fovos "fear") .
astrapefobia: It's another way to call ceraunophobia. In this case the etymology is taken from the Greek voices 945; 963; 964; 961; 945; 960; 951; ( astrapé "lightning, lightning" ) 966; 959; 946; 959; 962; ( fovos "fear") .
dinofobia: It is the fear of feeling vertigo or dizziness, especially in the water or turning the body. From the Greek 948; 953; 957; 959; 962; ( tell us "turn, whirlpool" ) 966; 959; 946; 959; 962; ( fovos "fear") . [Note: not to be confused with 948; 949; 953; 957; 959; 962; ( deinos "terrible" ) , which is part of the word dinosaur . ]