Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

furoya
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Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15237	2
Obtained votes	125	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	441898	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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chispilla: Diminutive of spark. In the region of Granada (Spain) is a way of saying "very small amount" of something, which is also exaggerated as a gossip. See also mihilla.
muletilla: Diminutive of crutch. Figuratively speaking is a saying or phrase in which a person leans when speaking, which he regularly repeats in the midst of discourse as a vice of language; something actors or public characters often do as an advertising strategy, so they can be remembered for that hose. It is also the cross or crossbar of the crutch, by extension all handle or small crossbar, as in the T-shaped nails.
paréntesis angulares: It is a way of calling angle brackets ( '<' y="" '="">' ). See parentheses , angular , dible .
corchetes angulares: It is a way of calling the angle brackets ( '<' y="" '="">' ). See bracket , angle , dible .
°c: 'C' is the symbol of the "degree Celsius", a unit for measuring temperature that originally used a scale of 0oC for the boiling point of the water and 100oC for freezing, and was later reversed so that the difference "cold to heat" coincided with other existing scales. As the reference range is one hundred degrees it was also called "degree Celsius", but today that name is not used to not confuse it with the angular degree scale and because in reality the current thermometers use a scale with other references for grade zero. Still, it is a tribute to its creator, Swedish physicist Anders Celsius. See kelvin , K , grade Fahrenheit , F .
nocebo: Substance that is supposed to have a harmful effect but lacks any active substance and can only create a suggestion of harm in the wearer. The name is of Latin origin and can be translated as "I will damage". See placebo .
placebo: Substance that is supposed to have a healing effect but lacks any active substance and can only create a suggestion of efficacy in those who use it. The name is of Latin origin and can be translated as "I will please". See nocebo .
°f: 'F' is the symbol of the "degree Fahrenheit", a unit for measuring temperature that originally uses a scale of 32 F for the freezing point of the water and 212 F for boiling. To measure ambient temperature is more practical than the Celsius grade scale in very cold climate countries, where in winter it always drops below 0oC and with this scale should use negative values. Its creator was the Polish physicist Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit. See kelvin , K , degree Celsius , C .
lenguaje digital: Binary? 128302; You should know where it came from, because it can also refer to sign language or dactylology, or to the use of graphics such as gif or emoticons in messages, in addition to acronyms or abbreviations for phrases originating in SMS. ( Note : In this query they left a space at the end, but for that matter it is worth because the site search engine finds it the same . )
pintura fresca: It is said of the coat or hand of paint that it is not yet dry. See hand ( "manual task" ), layer ( "cover" ), paint ( "material to cover with color") , fresh ( "not yet cooked, without finishing preparing it") .
éxodo físico: It is perfectly understood from exodus and physique. In fact, if an exodus is not physical then it is metaphorical, and that is where additional clarifications should be made.
planta de aire: It is called an 'air plant' which is not used by the earth as a support, which is fixed to a stone, wall, cork, perhaps to a trunk, although it should not necessarily be parasit.
movimiento postpornográfico: Cinematic and artistic current of the porn genre that promotes a less sexist and more representative style of women and other groups or collectives that are typically shown as objects. See movement, post-porn.
olor sui generis: For me it is not a locution, although it is thus found in some medical texts to describe specific aromas ( p . E.g. urine), because it is perfectly understood with smell and sui generis. By some background in the dictionary see chuquillo .
exauto: Almost certainly it is a dictionary error, it should be in the Asturian, where Asturian/exauto is the neutral of Asturian/exautu ( "exact") .
xelo: If they did not get the wrong dictionary and it turns out that it is Galician/xelo ( ice), then it must be a searched form for Chelo (hypocoristic of "Marcellus" ).
escornacabras: It is the Galician name for cornicabra (Pistacia terebinthus plant). View ( Galician /escornacabras ) . It is also used as an insult, but it does not have a clear meaning, it can be as a manrrián or mangaran.
engruá: I think it is "swallow" in Galician, but it would be best to consult in that dictionary : Galician /engruá .
miñaxoia: It is not Spanish but Galician; 'miñaxoia' is something like "my jewel", but it is understood as a condescending way of calling a person who is naive, inocentona, without malice. See Galician/Miñaxoia , good guy .
garabojo: In the region of Galicia (Spain) is a way to call the marlo or panoja of corn, already clean of grains. It comes from the Cantabrian garojo.