Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

furoya
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	Value	Position
Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15109	2
Obtained votes	88	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	432278	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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belari: Belari is a city in the Western Region of Nepal. See Bellary ( India ) , Bel Air .
bizancio: Byzantium was the capital of Thrace (in Ancient Greece), located in the Bosphorus Strait. It was refounded in the fourth century as Constantinople by Emperor Constantine I, but they traditionally retained the demonym of Byzantines. Although its etymology is unknown, there is the assumption of an origin as an eponym of the mythical King Byzas.
carrán: Carrán, or more accurately Carrán-Los Venados, is the name of an active volcano in the Chilean Andes.
alemannia: European territory occupied by the Alamanni during the Middle Ages, also known as Alamannia or Swabia. Not to be confused with Germany (current country of Europe).
silema: Silema is the name of a city in the Eastern Province, Sierra Leone. By some mistake see xylem, dilemma, mermaid, . . .
azerbaiyán: The Republic of Azerbaijan is a country that lies on the border between Europe and Asia. The name is an evolution of the eponymous Atarepata (persian for "guardian of the [sacred] fire"), one of the satraps who ruled the territory during the fourth century BC. C .
comulo: Comulo is the name of a hill in the commune of Pucón (Araucanía Region, Chile).
alpujarra: The Alpujarra is an Andalusian mountainous region located in part of the provinces of Granada and Almería (Spain). It is also written as 'the Alpujarras'.
3d: It is a numeronym for short for "three dimensions"; and is used to distinguish objects and effects that have or imitate depth, that are not flat or with 2D ("two dimensions"). It has preference in cases where traditionally the object or its support are flat, as it happens in the cinema or with the impressions.
2d: It is a numeronym for short for "two dimensions"; and is used to distinguish objects and effects that have a flat image, typically with width and height.
losa: 1º_ Slab, tile, block of stone or flat marble to cover the floor or wall. Also the flooring of each floor in a building although in this case it is made of metal beam and cement. 2º_ By extension, the cover of a tomb. 3º_ Type of trap to hunt small animals, which when entering a well or hollow are prevented from leaving by placing a flat stone or slab on top. 4º_ For the previous one, and figuratively, excessive weight or load that must be supported and prevent us from progressing.
loza: 1º_ Ceramics or clay cooked and enamelled with a vitreous layer, especially when used to make plates, cups, utensils. 2º_ For the previous one, it is also called 'earthenware' to the kitchen trousseau.
anastásico: Relating to anastasia ("resurrection"). See anastatic .
anastático: It is an old word for a printing method that takes on a plate part of the ink of a printed page and stamps it on a new sheet, creating a copy. It also refers to the volume created with this technique, which used to be a copy of a very old work, almost always damaged and even handwritten, which in this way had a resurrection, and hence the name. See anastatic.
jomo: JOMO is an acronym created from FOMO, also of English origin, in this case for joy of missing out ( "enjoy missing out". It is to disconnect from the invasive environment, from social networks, from the news, from any novel external activity that interferes with our personal well-being and emotional health. To see something matter a fuck to someone, yemanfutismo, menefreguismo.
fomo: FOMO is an acronym for fear of missing out, which is a way of calling the state of anxiety that occurs when thinking that there may be an interesting, fun, topical activity that involves friends or the environment and that one is missing out on it. See JOMO .
ideas netas: See idea, net ("clear, valid").
estar enganchado a internet: It is not locution, and can have several interpretations as we understand hooked as emotionally or physically, and to the internet as the service or for its content. See be .
sacar conclusiones: See take out ("get, get") , conclusion ( "result, inference" )
garantía de éxito: It would be just that, a "guarantee of success". You may have some scope for different interpretations, but they will depend on the context.