Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

furoya
15254

	Value	Position
Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15254	2
Obtained votes	125	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	445792	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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antisexy: I don't think it's used literally. It must be an exaggeration for someone who lacks charm or sensuality. See anti- , sexy.
antirrebote: Mechanism or ingenuity that prevents the rebound of some moving piece or its consequences.
antieuro: It may be something or someone who opposes Europe, but more likely it is "that opposes the euro currency, its implementation as the common currency of the continent".
antimexicano: Who opposes Mexico or the Mexicans.
antilíder: It is named after who has a leader position, but with the opposite characteristics of any team leader: he competes with his subordinates, does not respect his rights, only cares to get recognition even at the expense of the other's work, is self-centered and does not know how to work as a team. But since you get results (with high costs, but you don't pay for your company but your employees) everyone has it as a successful leader. Actually, there is an interesting twist for 'anti-leader', which is a parallel with antihero, where the leader seems incapable for his task by clumsiness and not by abusing power, but ends up fulfilling his task.
anti-ue: "anti-EU" is something or someone who opposes the European Union as an institution. See anti- , ue .
perfil antimapuche: View profile , anti - , Mapuche .
antipoesía: It is a literary genre, almost exclusive to the Chilean artist Nicanor Parra, who created poems with themes very far from the 'modern poetry', traditional of his generation and earlier; He was a rupturist, popular language, chabacan, ironic, influenced by surrealism and psychoanalysis.
necátor: While the worm genus is written without an accent, the common pronunciation is serious, so 'necátor' can be its castellanization. See necator .
disyoke: It seems like a very old word to "take a weight off your shoulders." It consists of the negative prefix dis yoke ( "yugo , cacaste" ).
jiposo: It is an adjective for something or someone with jipi (hippie) characteristics. See metrospiritual , hippioso .
machin: It can be a Castellanization of the English matching ("pair, coincidence, compatibility, correspondence) ).
disyóquei: It is a phonetic castellanization of many possible for the English disc jockey. There are many relative mentions in the English dictionary, such as deejay , dj , d j , disc jockey , disc-jockey . For some mistake, see English/disyoke .
epé: It's a. . . castellanization of the acronym EP ( "extended play") for old vinyl records that were larger in size than a single ("simple or simple" of a track per side ) and less than a long play ( "long duration" album) that was called LP ( "elepé" ).
desloguear: It is a spanish version for English/logout ("exit from a computing environment where identity is needed" ). View login , weblog , log .
tubin: If you are not a spy of a pipe distributor, surely it is the castellanization of English tubing (pseudo-sports, risky entertainment).
beis: It is a very light shade of brown or orange, whose hexadecimal reference is E8C39E. It is the castellanization of the French beige (beiye "raw color, natural, and especially that of wool" ) that is used more in Spanish.
maquí: 'Maquí' is a castellanization of the French maqui, abbreviated form of maquis or maquisards that is a denomination used since the middle of the twentieth century for the guerrillas of resistance, in principle of the French against the German invasion in the Second War, but also of the Spaniards facing Francoism. The name is of Italian origin, where macchia (macha "shrubs, scrub" ) was the forest where the strength of resistance was hid.
anque: It must be the castellanization of the Italian adverb anche (anke "also, again, in addition" ).
necátor: While the worm genus is written without an accent, the common pronunciation is serious, so 'necátor' can be its castellanization. See necator .