Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

furoya
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	Value	Position
Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15247	2
Obtained votes	125	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	443863	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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mosa: 1st_ European river passing through France, Belgium and Holland. 2nd_ Department of France, which takes its name from the river that crosses it. 3rd_ Old elk name . 4th_ In some countries of America she is "the lover of a committed male", but does not come from the previous one but is a bad writing of waitress, an irony for her sense of "lady of company".
starship: It's a spaceship. It is formed by the star voices ("star, star" ) ship ( "send, ship, boat" ) .
a. d.: 'A. D. ' is short for "anno Domini" (anno domini), which is Latin and means "year of the Lord". It refers to the years after the birth of Jesus, Lord of Christians, date that the Catholic Church took as a starting point for the so-called Christian Age and which he imposed in the West, and today is used in almost all the world.
trad.: 'Bring it. ' is the abbreviation for "translation", "translator" or "translator".
dto.: 'Dto. ' is an abbreviation for discount. See also descto . , desct . º .
desct.º: 'Desct. o' is an abbreviation for discount. See also descto . Disc. .
descto.: 'I'm descto. ' would be an abbreviation for discount; although it is not really correct in Spanish, but the original desct. or it gets a little difficult to type on some keyboards that don't have the 'o' (or blown up) at hand. See also dto . .
av.: 'Av. ' is the abbreviation for avenue. See blvr . .
que siginifica barbasco: See beard.
que es moral: Consulting for morality was more than enough, Manuel Pereyra . And you saved us the pain of the eyes by seeing 'that' without an accent.
solo o sólo: See solo, just .
poceta o poseta: See poceta, well.
dscto o dcto abreviatura: See descto . , desct . o, dto. Abbreviation.
fuerte apache: 1st_ American film Fort Apache (John Ford, 1948), of the genus wéstern that takes place during the war between Indians and settlers. 2o_ Spanish film Fuerte Apache ( Mateu Adrover , 2007 ) set in a children's guardianship center today. 3rd_ Apache Historical Park and Cultural Center in Arizona (USA). 4th_ Name so that the Army Neighborhood of the Andes is popularly known, in the conurbano west of the city of Buenos Aires (Argentina). He was named after a yellowish television reporter, who broadcast live from the neighborhood during a shootout, alluding to the Indian attack in the John Ford film. 5th_ Name of books, bands, television programs, which refer to some of the above.
relozaba: Error by an inflection of muddying, performing, bouncing, relaying, remotor, retouching , . . .
mangostá: Mistake for mongoose or mangosteen or 'me angustias' or . . .
gipar: Error by any of many words; to quote a few let's say that the one mentioned by Anonymous is actually cripar, and the one confused by Antonio Navarro García - Akila is guipar.
reuza: I assume they are not consulting in Portuguese or spamming. But if you want to be Spanish, the query is an atomic burrada. The verb reuse is actually not valid, but it is used (and reúsa -cuak-) instead of reuse, so it can be a wasteland for some of its inflections, as well as refusesa ( verb refuse).
vervos: If it is not a burrada by the verb plural it can be a typing error, also by verses, servos, and some more.
aprisión: 1o_ It is one of the many ways to call the pressurism, in its sense of "occupation and legal appropriation of free and uncultivated lands". 2nd_ Pressaction .