Spanish Open dictionary by 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	432207	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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print animal: It must be an error for the English animal print (ánimal print "animal print, animal footprint") .
quesignificaantropogénico: Another trolling of writing without spaces -and without some accent-; in addition to repeating it , because the previous one of 10060 is already published;' which means anthropogenic' .
conunamanoatrásyotradelante: Trolled by the locution "with one hand back and one hand forward" .
quesignificacompañerismo: See what , verbs / means , companionship .
yoheallado: See I (pronoun), verbs/he, found (participle).
desetenderse: Will the pronominals be "dese" and "lay" without space? I don't think , because none fits as dictionary entry , and less together . See give , verbs / dé , tend , understand , se , desentender .
me preocupa: Pronominal construction for the second (as 'you') and third (as 'he/she') persons in the singular of the present indicative for the verb to worry. See verbs/worries .
me extralimité: Pronominal construction for the first (as 'I') person singular of the indefinite past tense of the indicative mode for the verb to exceed limit . See overreach , verbs / exceeded .
me cubrió: Pronominal construction for the first (as 'I') person singular of the indefinite past tense of the indicative mode for the verb to cover . See verbs/Cubrí .
me quedo: Pronominal construction for the first (as 'I') person in the singular of the present indicative mode for the verb to remain . See verbs/quedo .
se enteró: Pronominal construction for the second (as 'you') and the third (as 'he') persons in singular of the indefinite past tense of the indicative mode for the verb to enter . See verbs/enteró .
caronero: It is a knife, of Creole origin, which by its blade of about 80 centimeters was used for combat, for hunting bush or for slaughtering cattle. The name comes from its transport on horseback on the carona, under the saddle.
villero: In Argentina it is who lives in a shanty town; it is a discriminatory and derogatory adjective, in a social, cultural and even criminal sense. It is also said of what is related to the villa.
gaiatero: Who creates or wears gaiatas.
cuponero: It is said of who lives on the coupons or vouchers given by social assistance to people with low economic resources.
madero: 1º_ Piece of long and solid wood, usually intended for construction. See strap , stringer . 2º_ It is a surname that gives name to several geographical places.
cnj: In addition to the aforementioned acronym, 'CNJ' is the IATA code for Cloncurry Airport (Queensland, Australia).
bum: 1º_ Onomatopoeia of a detonation. 2nd_ Bantu language , spoken in Cameroon (Africa). 3rd_ 'BUM' is the IATA code for Butler Memorial Airport ( Missouri , USA ).
psl: 1º_ 'PSL' is an acronym for several political parties in Spanish, such as the 'Socialism and Freedom Party' of Venezuela, or the 'Social Liberal Party' of Brazil, in addition to abbreviating the "benefits superior to those of the law" in the labor contracts of some countries. 2º_ In English 'PSL' can mean Process Specification Language, or Premier Soccer League (South African Football First Division), among others. 3º_ 'PSL' is the IATA code for Perth/Scone Airport in Scotland (United Kingdom). See psi .
abc: 1º_ In Spanish 'ABC' is an acronym with various developments, as to refer to the "Arts and Cultural Properties" or the writer Adolfo Bioy Casares. 2º_ Also in English it is used for automatic brightness control, American Business Council, and others. 3º_ ' . abc' is a file extension for various types of documents. 4º_ 'ABC' is the IATA code for Albacete-Los Llanos International Airport ( Castilla-La Mancha, Spain ). See abecé , abecedario .