Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

furoya
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	Value	Position
Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15237	2
Obtained votes	125	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	441981	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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jdp: 1º_ 'JDP' is the IATA airport and heliport of Paris airport and heliport Issy-les-Moulineaux (Hautes-de-seine department, Île-de-France region, France). 2º_ In Argentina 'JDP' is remembered as a slogan of the Justicialist party for "Justice of the People", which coincided with the initials of its founder, Juan Domingo Perón 128521; .
non: 1º_ Odd number or quantity ("which is not divisible by 2") . See pair . 2º_ It is an ancient form for the adverb of negation no, which by its origin is still seen in Latin locutions. 3º_ 'NON' is the IATA code for Nonouti Airport, in Kiribati (Oceania).
dar: 1º_ Deliver, pass something of your own to another. 2º_ 'DAR' is an acronym with several developments, in Spanish it can be "Automatic Distribution of Income", and -p. e.g. - Drug Accountability Record. 3º_ 'DAR' is the IATA code for Mwalimu Julius Kambarage Nyerere International Airport ( Dar es Salaam , Tanzania ).
asm: 1º_ 'ASM' is an acronym in English with several developments, such as American Society for Microbiology, Air-to-Surface Missile or Automatic Storage Management, but the most used is for available seat miles, a method to calculate the value and profits of an airline based on the seats offered and the distances traveled on their routes. [Note: in Spanish AKO ("seats/kilometers offered") is used, for the issue of units of measurement. ] 2º_ In Spanish it has little use, and almost always local, as in "Asociación Sahara Marroquí" or "Asociación de Senderistas y Montañeros". 3º_ 'ASM' is the IATA code of Asmara International Airport (Eritrea).
lqa: As acronym LQA has few developments in Spanish, the first one that occurs to me is "Laboratorio de Química Ambiental"; in English there are more, such as Language quality assurance; internationally it is the postal code of the local council of Luqa (Malta).
kun: 1º_ Although it is not used in Spanish, we know this suffix of Japanese social treatment, since it is used to address a male with whom we have a previous trust, or if he is younger than one and we can afford some condescension. The kanji spelling for kun is 21531; , and in the hiragana system is 12367; 12435; . See san ("Japanese honorific suffix"). 2º_ KUN is the IATA code for Kaunas Airport in the city of Karmelava (Lithuania).
ultracultismo: It is a form of cultism ("word that comes very close in its writing and / or pronunciation to the etym from which it comes") , but extreme, to the point of complicating itself without needing to ignore some conventions of the language or the ease of pronunciation in transliterations. It is also used to name ridiculous neologisms that try to look cultured, but this would not be an official definition.
ultraliberalizar: It is "creating an extreme liberal policy". It is mainly used in economics, to transform it into a system without state intervention, controlled by the laws of the market. . . and the mercantilists. See ultra-, liberalism, ultraliberalism.
ultraconservador: Of extreme conservative tendency, also radicalized in the sense of intolerant with other positions, be they political, religious, educational, . . . It is formed by the prefix ultra-conservative (traditionalist).
ultranacionalismo: Extreme nationalist movement, usually intolerant towards the foreign. See ultra-, nationalism.
ultrapartidismo: 1º_ It is said of the activity beyond the slogan or alignment of a political party, but always related to it. See extra-partisanship. 2º_ It is a way of calling extreme militancy, the closure of ignoring or despising everything outside the political party itself. See prefix ultra- .
ultraveloz: It is said of what is faster than what is considered normal or standard. See ultra- , fast .
ultracompetitivo: In this case the prefix ultra- is understood as "too much, in the extreme", for what is related to a competition and more for a competition. See competitive.
ultraliberalismo: It is an extreme liberalism beyond its doctrine, especially in the economic sense. See ultra- (prefix "beyond") . See ultraliberalize.
piculina: Deformation of the word pecorina ("sexual position"), and is used in lunfardo especially when the relationship is anal. It comes from the Italian, where piculina names a "harlot" who prefers this "puppy" position to not see the client and reduce their chances of reaching an orgasm.
leproso: 1º_ Patient with leprosy or "Hansen's disease" . 2º_ In Argentina he is a supporter of the football club Newell's Old Boys of Rosario. The name was given to him by his classic rival Rosario Central, when the leaders of Ñuls organized a match to benefit the leprosy of the Carrasco Hospital in Santa Fe. See rogue .
boludo: It is an adjective typical of the lunfardo, which in principle was used as "silly, idiot", but today it is also a way of directing someone with whom you have a very trustworthy deal and is not taken as offensive. In the entry 'boludo in Argentina' there is a possible etymology. See boludez , che , boludo , bolide , buenudo .
gasolero: 1º_ In Argentina it is said that the vehicle uses diesel ("diesel") as fuel. See naftero [note: gasoline, which is added with ethanol, is called naphtha]. 2º_ It is also said in lunfardo of those who practice Gasolerism, who live consuming little or the cheapest as a philosophy or lifestyle. 3º_ For the previous one the nickname of 'gasolero' was given to Club Atlético Temperley, from Argentina, when despite drastically reducing its expenses and getting rid of its most expensive players, it came to compete in the octagonal championship of 1975, after a huge economic investment in the previous campaign, where it had finished last in the table.
mangazo: In lunfardo it is a "sleeve punch, or up the sleeve", but in the sense of a "request for something valuable or in large quantity". See pulling sleeve, mangar, manguear, mangante.
bolero: 1º_ Musical genre of Cuban origin, within the so-called 'romantic song', danceable and that allows the singers to shine. 2º_ Kind of loose vest or bullfighter, which can have short sleeves, and is worn on clothing to dress or also as a light coat. 3º_ In the field of dance is the male suspensory, the thong that keeps the penis and scrotum immobile during the dance. The name is inspired by the conchero of the vedettes, so it also has a lunfardo theatrical origin, in this case because it covers "the balls" ("vulgar way of referring to the testicles").