Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

furoya
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	Value	Position
Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15131	2
Obtained votes	88	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	434421	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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acúfeno: Feeling of hearing hums or sounds that are not real, but occur within the auditory system. It is also found as 'acufene' and is of Greek etymology, 945; 954; 959; 965; 969; (acouo "hear" ) 966; 945; 953; 957; 949; 953; 957; ( faínein "appear, manifest as phenomenon, fantasy" ) . See phosphene, tinnitus .
aqueménida: Ruling dynasty in the Persian Empire from the 6th century bc. C. until the 4th century BC. C. , founded by a legendary King Aquémenes.
látigo: Long, flexible strip with a handle that serves to whip. It is used as punishment or to stoke cavalry. By extension, anything that has its shape or movement.
isocelular: Technical neologism for an organic tissue formed by the same type of cells. It is taken from Greek 953; 963; 959; ( iso "equal" ) the Latin cellula ( kelula "cell" ) .
antimercado: This neologism was created by economists to name any situation that harms the dynamics of trade, supply and natural demand between production and consumption.
bien: 1o_ What is good, positive, right for your case. 2nd_ Utility, profit or equity with economic value .
ciruelo: Fruit tree ( Prunus domestica ) originating in the Middle East, with a fleshy fruit between sweet and acidic, glossy and bright shell called plum.
multipolar: While polar refers to two opposite endpoint points of an axis, there are elements that can have more than one axis, path, or conduit, and in that case can be described as 'multipolar'.
pecho: 1o_ Front of a standing body, usually said of upper animals, in which is excluded head and limbs. From Latin pectus ( "breast" ) . 2o_ or woman's breast. 3o_ Hammer or lock pin . From Latin pestulus or pessulus ( "lock" ) . 4th_ Tax or tax paid for usufruct of the lands . From Latin pactus ( "pact") . 5o_ Primera (as 'I' ) person in singular of the present indicative mode for the verb pechar . See verbs/chest .
rendir: From Latin reddere ( "deliver, return" ) . 1st_ Defeat , submit to something or someone. It is used as a pronominal when it comes to self-delivery. 2nd_ Pay an amount due or committed .
operación retorno: This time it is not a synonym, but a charitable soul had a gesture to our community and correctly published the query 10060;return opertion, which is misspelled but the same link because it has already been given a definition ( 128530; ) I'm not going to duplicate here. I do add that 'Operation Return' or also 'Operational Return' was called in Argentina on the failed return of former President Juan D. Perón from his exile in Madrid to Buenos Aires (which stayed on the Rio de Janeiro scale and had to return to Spain) in 1964.
mentira trasversal: It's as supposedly synonymous with transverse fetus. It is obviously a lousy translation for transverse lie English .
no moverse: Alleged anonymity of 'coming up'. View no (negation ), move .
sin voluntad propia: He wanted to be a supposed synonym of 10060;persogar (really, apersogar), but for some technical question he did not succeed.
entablar conversación: He came here as a synonym for the failed. . . Locution? "enter a guy or aunt" ( sic ). See engage , conversation .
báculo corto: Definition as a synonym for xafranio . See staff, short.
momentos precisos: The noun and adjective (both plural) are synonymous with the verb conyuntar . See moment, accurate.
carpintero de las piedras: Another name for the yasto bird.
encino aguacatillo: Another name of the canake tree.
muy malo: Free interpretation of what is an anonymity for chicho.