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	442485	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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"Statistics updated on 5/17/2024 4:18:19 AM"

canasta en nahuatl

  41

See basket, Nahuatl , nahuatlhuichol/tompiatli , tompiate , tompiates .

  

corazon segun la biblia

  51

See heart, according to, Bible.

  

cocomisario

  30

It is said that who shares the position of commissioner with someone. See co- ( con- , com- ) .

  

comorbilidad

  46

This is the case of two or more simultaneous diseases in an individual or population, especially when one relates to the other. The term was created in 1970 by American epidemiologist Alvan Richard Feinstein and consists of the prefix co- ( "reunited, added") morbidity ( "generalized disease") .

  

codesarrollo

  39

It is said of shared, parallel development, such as that of two neighboring populations progressing together, or cultural exchange through migration between two countries. Since the second half of the twentieth century, the latter concept has been used to call 'co-development' to the support of developed countries towards others receiving an excessive migration flow. See co- ( con- , com- ) .

  

nombre lidia

  37

View name , Lydia .

  

la expresion a machete

  102

See expression, machete , "a machete" .

  

rae ayornarse

  46

See RAE , ayornar , ayornarse , aggiornarse , ayiornarse .

  

persona que maneja prostitutas

  34

See person, who, verbs/handles, prostitute, pimp, reed, ruffle, cafiolo, pimp, canfinflero, madama, ribalda, . . .

  

hermana de la hermana

  42

They still think we're in a reverse dictionary. This phrase seems incoherent in Spanish, and although it is poorly worded it makes some sense in other languages, such as in Quechua/yña where it names a "sister, only with respect to her sister", always among women. See sister.

  

aforo

  40

1st_ Maximum quantity or concurrency to a public enclosure . 2nd_ Maximum capacity of a container . 3rd_ Rate or limitation by trade in quantities . See capacity .

  

acoros

  38

Error by some plural, perhaps acoro ( plant ), mit ( acornid ), steel ( alloy ), capacity ( maximum capacity of public), . . . ; although it could also be a plural of acoro ( disease), which does not officially exist but is used as a deverbal to remember.

  

defecho

  39

Error for disposal, right, despecho , . . .

  

vocánico

  38

It can be a mistake by vocalico, volcanic, botanical, . . .

  

nostros

  52

It can be a mistake for us, nostras, or some plural of scab, face or mustard.

  

resilente

  49

Error by resilient, resident, repellent , . . .

  

exitosamente

  20

Successfully, successfully.

  

caliente

  61

1st_ Hot . It has or produces heat. Figuratively, it is "collectic, angry, or irritated"; he is also "sexually aroused." 2nd_ First (such as 'I'), second (as 'you') and third (such as 'he/she') persons in singular of the present subjunctive mode, and second (such as 'you' ) and third (such as 'he/she') people in singular imperative for the verb warm up. View verbs/hot .

  

careciente

  33

1st_ As an adjective it is said of what has a fault, a lack. 2nd_ As a noun it is used almost exclusively for the homeless, who has an economic lack. See lack.

  

pleguete cristo

  40

It would be "Fold Christ!" , an archaic invocation of divine favor. See fold (pray), Christ (Jesus, "anointed") .

  

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