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Type of positive single-catenary RNA virus, are very common almost all over the world for their easy aerial spread and cause respiratory diseases in humans and vertebrate animals. Diseases are usually mild, although some strains can be fatal. The name comes from its crowned form, with extensions of protein cover around it.
It is a deformation of the lunfardo for the English ginger beer ,yínyerbiir "ginger beer") which was not really an alcoholic beverage, but a ginger soda mixed with citrus to give it an acidic taste. It was used as an irony for a spirit drink prepared with fruits of the calafate by prisoners of the defunct Ushuaia prison. See birra .
1o_ Word derived from a misinterpretation of despelote, as derived from balls and not hair; and it has the same meaning. See also balls, despiporre , despiole , despiplume , unwelcome, unpack, unconch, embole . 2o_ First (as 'I'), second (as 'you' ) and third (as 'he/she' ) people in singular present of the subjunctive mode, and second (as 'you' ) and third (as 'he/she' ) singular imperative people for the verb debolar. See verbs/desbole .
Sex party, black party where more than three people participate,. It is used in lunfardo that took it from French slang partouse ( "festive meeting" ). It was also used as a synonym for any kind of party, and also in phrases such as the partusa is sent (by to send the part ), but since the 1980s it has been understood as an. See partuza .
In lunfardo it has several meanings. 1o_ It is something or someone of little importance, since parsley was given in the greengrocers and was not given economic value; in fact it always ended up scattered on the floor of the business (hence the phrase "being thrown like a parsley" for those who are in the bad way). 2nd_ Silly, naive. Here the origin is the resemblance to the word gil. 3o_ He is also a person of low socioeconomic level, of few resources to defend himself, so he is taken as a scapegoat to accuse him of a misdemeanor, crime, sin that did not commit, or made him cheated. It is what is called a "nobody", a "poor bastard", a "pérez gil". The latter seems to be its origin more than the previous meanings, since it is not necessarily a naive or a stranger; that surname exists in Spanish and was probably chosen because Pérez was very common in Buenos Aires (he was "a common guy") and Gil is for the adjective gil (because "they caught him from gil"). 4th_ Abortion caused . This is because of the assertion of midwives and healers who recommend parsley leaves to stimulate the expulsion of the fetus in a pregnant woman.
