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The truth is that I don't understand the comparison, the "being cool as a lettuce" thing at least has a grace for the ridiculous, but I guess the rose is more poetic. Or perhaps he referred to other phrases such as "like a rose", "being like a rose", "like the roses themselves", . . .
1o_ In addition to being literally the "physical deposit of grains", the 'municipal pósito' is a Spanish institution that existed from the fifteenth century to the twentieth century. It was responsible in each region to store wheat grains to distribute among its population in times of scarcity, and thus avoid the lack of bread keeping the values of it at competitive prices with respect to its neighbors. It is taken from Latin posito ( "to deposit" ). 2o_ While it is not considered a suffix or a component, it is understood as "post" (Latin positum ) and is found in words such as "dressing", "interposit" , "deposit" , . . .
It is a natural chemical compound abundant in micro-organisms, plants and animals. Although its most popularly known use is for the anabolic steroid that improves performance and muscle mass, especially in athletes, beyond the natural for a trained body. That is why another of his meanings is figuratively, for anything that is enlarged or artificially enhanced, out of the ordinary. It is of Greek etymology, where 963; 964; 949; 961; 949; 959; 962; (stereós ) means "solid".
To the definitions given I add etymology . Plato founded in Athens in 387 BC. C. 913; 954; 945; 948; 949; 956; 949; 953; 945; (akademeia, although it is also known as Hekademeia or Akademeia) and gave it the name as a tribute to the legendary hero 913; 954; 945; 948; 951; 956; 959; 962; (Akademos, also known as Academus, Hecademus or Hekademos) and in reference to the gardens of the same name where his school of philosophy was located.
1o_ Narcissus is a male name of Greek origin, 925; 945; 961; 954; 953; 963; 963; 959; 962; ( Narkissos ) derived from 957; 945; 961; 954; 959; 965; 957; ( narkoyn "numbness, numbness, numbness) . 2o_ In Greek mythology he was a very beautiful young man who despised the love of nymphs and ladies, until he saw his reflection in the water and, punished by Nemesis because of his vanity, fell in love with that image. His obsession with himself led him to death. 3o_ By the above, a 'narcissist' or 'narcissist' is someone engished from himself. 4o_ Narcissus is the vulgar name for the bulb plant of the genus Narcissus, in the family Amaryllidaceae, which is native to the European Mediterranean. Legend has it that he grew up where the character Narcissus shed his tears by not being able to embrace his reflection in the water.
1o_ Alexa is a woman's name. See the male form of Alex by etymology . 2nd_ And for the meaning of "let's do a little spam", it turns out that it is also the name of a virtual assistant created by the company Amazon, inspired by the Library of Alexandria ( "Library of Alexandria), although the idea of giving it a little more modern, inspired by Star Trek computers (in fact, Alexa has access to the Sound Bank of the Enterprise and some Klingon and Vulcan dictionaries).
1o_ Version of the name Carmela or Carmen . By etymology see Carmelo . 2nd_ Gothic horror novel written in 1872 by irishman Joseph Thomas Sheridan Le Fanu. Carmilla is a teenage vampire, in love with the young daughter of her English hosts in a castle in Eastern Europe, which also gives the work a lesbian component.
