Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

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	Value	Position
Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15262	2
Obtained votes	125	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	446072	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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algarete: It's a mistake for the garete. Although I never thought it was a locution.
truple ciego: It must be a triple-blind error (clinical trial).
salirse del tieste: It's a mistake to get out of the way.
a brazo partdo: Error by the "split arm" locution.
dar gatos por liebres: A troll to put in plural give cat by hare.
dar una puntada sin hilo: It must be an incomplete version of "do not give wireless stitching".
ser una manta tan mojada: See wet blanket.
camina por las nubes: There is a good description in walking through the clouds, also in nefelibata.
folleto: Informational or advertising print, usually of a folded sheet, or several but in small quantity. The name comes from the Italian foglietto ("small folio, with few leaves").
púlsar: Name for a neutron star, collapsed on itself by its own mass and which when rotated emits radiation that is observed as intermittent. It is an acronym for the English pulsating star.
pulsar: From Latin press ( "push, hit slightly" ). 1st_ Beat , change and return to the initial state repeatedly and intermittently . 2nd_ From the previous one, feel that vibration, usually using the hand, as for the heartbeat. Also provoke it, as in a musical instrument that runs with your fingers. 3o_ By the previous one, press a button or a key. 4th_ By a relationship with the first, it is also a way of calling on the pulsar ( "pulsating star") , even if its etymology is another.
endorreico: Flowing inland, it is used in geography for rivers without exit to the sea. From Greek 949; 957; 948; 959; ( "indoor" endo) 961; 949; 953; 957; ( rein "flow" ) .
exorreico: Flowing outwards, used in geography for rivers with a mouth over the sea. From Greek 949; 958; 969; ( exo "outside, outside") 961; 949; 953; 957; ( rein "flow" ) .
hotentotes: Name by which the Dutch call the African people Khoikhoi; is the plural of hotentote meaning "stuttering".
namacua: South African people, known in Europe as hotentote. See namacuas .
tracatraca: 1st_ It is said of something that makes a repeated noise. When applied to a machine it is usually to mention poor operation. See rattling . 2nd_ It is also the popular name of a linga to hold cargo in trucks or boats. 3rd_ Onomatopoeia for the sound of the matraca . See tiqui taca , traca .
tuk-tuk: It's the way to call a motorized tricycle, widely used as a taxi. The name is an onomatopoeya of the noise that makes its engine.
dible: Latin name for the anti-lambda ( '>' or diple aviesa<' )="" ,="" un="" antiguo="" signo="" tipográfico="" creado="" por="" aristarco="" de="" samotracia="" ,="" que="" usaba="" para="" indicar="" una="" duda="" o="" discrepancia="" en="" el="" texto="" que="" estudiaba="" .="" también="" se="" usó="" '="">' ' to highlight a line with a <' ya usando ambos signos como paréntesis angulares alrededor de la palabra en cuestión . Como parece una flecha de dirección , en etimología también se usa entre palabras para indicar procedencia de la anterior , o en el caso de 'diple aviesa' que la previa es origen de la siguiente . En español son el antecedente de las comillas españolas ( «» ) . También se usa en matemáticas como "mayor que" y "menor que" . El nombre es medieval , y aunque se considera latino por di ple ( "doble , multiplicado por dos" ) , tiene un origen griego en 948; 953; 960; 955; 951; ( diplé "doble" ) por las dos líneas que lo forman . Ver óbelo , corchetes angulares . ya="" usando="" ambos="" signos="" como="" paréntesis="" angulares="" alrededor="" de="" la="" palabra="" en="" cuestión="" .="" como="" parece="" una="" flecha="" de="" dirección="" ,="" en="" etimología="" también="" se="" usa="" entre="" palabras="" para="" indicar="" procedencia="" de="" la="" anterior="" ,="" o="" en="" el="" caso="" de="" 'diple="" aviesa'="" que="" la="" previa="" es="" origen="" de="" la="" siguiente="" .="" en="" español="" son="" el="" antecedente="" de="" las="" comillas="" españolas="" (="" «»="" )="" .="" también="" se="" usa="" en="" matemáticas="" como="" "mayor="" que"="" y="" "menor="" que"="" .="" el="" nombre="" es="" medieval="" ,="" y="" aunque="" se="" considera="" latino="" por="" di="" ple="" (="" "doble="" ,="" multiplicado="" por="" dos"="" )="" ,="" tiene="" un="" origen="" griego="" en="" 948;="" 953;="" 960;="" 955;="" 951;="" (="" diplé="" "doble"="" )="" por="" las="" dos="" líneas="" que="" lo="" forman="" .="" ver="" óbelo="" ,="" corchetes="" angulares="" .=""> relevant word, and to be more precise the correctors added the '
antilambda: Another name for the Latin dible, in any of its versions such as<' o="" '="">''. It comes from anti- ( "opposite, different") and the greek letter name "923;" ( lambda ), because it looks like a flipped lambda.
personalidad múltiple: It refers to "dissociative identity disorder", a psychiatric illness that causes the appearance of more than one personality in the patient, which may have different names, sexes, stories and above all different behaviors.