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tulsi
  32

Another name of the "purple basil" ( Ocimum tenuiflorum ). It is also used as a woman's name. See catutritaba .

  
castellada
  20

He came here as synonymous with green ballestera.

  
cauto
  35

Cautious, careful in the work. From Latin caveo ( "be careful" ) from where the adjective cautus comes from.

  
fausto
  27

1o_ Happy , blissful . From Latin bass fausts, us ("fortune, happiness" ). 2o_ It is also used as a fasto . 3rd_ Faust is the character of a German legend who was brought to literature, theatre, opera, cinema, . . . although it is supposed to be inspired by a scientist named Johann Georg Faust (Latinized as Georgius Faustus) born in Germany in the late 15th century. It was said that he had sold his soul to the devil in exchange for knowledge and material pleasures.

  
fasto
  17

1o_ Luxury, pomp, boato . Sumptuous celebration. From Latin fastus , us (luxury, highness" ) . See lavish. 2nd_ Good-standing time or time, especially for business. From Latin fastus, to , um with the same meaning. See nefarious .

  
fautor
  23

In Spanish it is used as an "accomplice" or also "instigator of a crime", although in its Latin origin the scope was broader since fautor, is means "admirer, partisan, promoter of someone".

  
inmunosenescencia
  39

It is the deterioration of the immune system over time. It is a natural process, which of course harms the body and makes it more susceptible to infections and even autoimmune diseases. It is formed pir the Latin voices im (negative prefix ) munio , ire , itum ( "fortify" ) senectus , tutis ( "old age" ). View senecto .

  
inmunidad de rebaño
  35

Also called "group immunity" or "collective immunity" is a term proposed by microbiologists Graham Selby Wilson and William Whiteman Carlton Topley in 1923, suggesting that in an epidemic case the study of individual immunity should be separated from that of the collective immunity, since when a sufficient amount of resistant population appears these form a barrier to the virus that does not reach those who are not vaccinated or lack defenses. The number is a statistical calculation (usually obtained past the epidemic and serves for the next) that takes into account too many variables to anticipate the sufficient percentage that can serve as indirect protection, especially in new diseases. The original English name is herd immunity. See R 8320; r0 , R 8337; re, pandemic, covid-19.

  
sars-cov-2
  31

SARS-CoV-2 is the name of the "coronavirus 2 of severe acute respiratory syndrome" that causes covid-19 disease. It first appeared in Wuhan City, China, in December 2019. The genome of the virus is classified as positive single-stranded RNA, as it forms a single RNA chain. It stays active outside the body for several days on surfaces such as marble or stainless steel, from where it is lifted by contact and thus reaches eyes, mouth or nose for a new contagion; it also enters the body through infected saliva microdropths that are breathed. See sars .

  
covid-19
  51

COVID-19 is the name for a flu-like disease, with a very fast contagion through sars-cov-2 coronavirus that is transmitted from person to person and is found in the saliva microdrops that breathes, or touches and is carried to the nose, mouth or eyes, a healthy person. It has a low mortality rate, which increases considerably in patients over 60 years of age (immunosenescence) and/or with previous diseases as is the case with other influenzas and sars. The first cases appeared in China in December 2019 and by March 2020 it was already declared a pandemic. The name consists of covid 19 ( by 2019 , year of the first case).

  
o con acento
  17

Esteee. . . Are you referring to the or?

  
el consepto de dones
  30

See concept , don .

  
pipiolo en lengua indigena
  20

See pipiolo, language, indigenous .

  
concepto de lealtad
  21

View concept, loyalty.

  
ano
  34

Hole out of the digestive system to expel stool.

  
cabeza
  40

1o_ Part of the body in animals where the mouth and major sensory organs are usually found; in many, especially the upper ones, is also located the central nervous system. 2o_ By the previous one, the most important part of something, who directs, who thinks, what goes forward. 3o_ By methoniamy is every person, every res. 4o_ By the shape, mainly in animals that have thinner neck, it is any part bulging at the end of something (bones, pins, branches).

  
tengo una lija
  20

It's a hunger-related lunfardo expression. And with that data plus a look to have and sand, it is understood.

  
bajar la caña
  146

In principle it is an allusion to canyoning (for whiring the recua), but in Argentina other interpretations appear. 1o_ Hit something or someone, especially if it's a beating or the final blow. 2o_ For the above, punish or harm a lot and at once, even if it is not physically. Somehow it also relates to the following meaning. 3o_ It is said when a man achieves a sexual conquest, possibly because the cane often had a pike on the tip to prick the animal, and from there the sexist association (although women also say it when they take to bed the man they like).

  
era cristiana
  35

'Christian Age' is the period of time after the birth of Jesus Christ, which is used in much of the world as a date reference. See e . C. D. C. N. E. .

  
valle de lágrimas
  58

It is an expression for a painful place or moment that we have to transit, in a broad sense is our passage through life. It comes from the religious realm, in the Old Testament we find "Passing through the Valley of Baca ( "Valley of Tears") make it a spring, also the early rains cover it with blessings" (Psalm 84 : 6 ). But the real origin of the speech is in the Salve of the Catholic liturgy: "God save you, Queen and Mother of Mercy, life, sweetness and hope of ours. God save you. We cry to you, the banished sons of Eve; we sigh, moaning and crying in this valley of tears."

  






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