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	434425	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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login: Login into a computer system, a network, an application through an identification, which is typically name and password. It is of English origin, is pronounced loguín and consists of log ( "junction, ordered registration") in ( "in, inside, income" ) .
slow motion: It is English, but is used in Spanish even if there is slow motion. It is a technical procedure used in films to show scenes at a slower speed than natural. Slow ( "slow" ) and motion ( "movement" ) . See ralenti or idling .
inservibles: Plural of useless .
específicos: Plural of specific .
acaramelados: 1st_ Plural of caramelized adjective . 2o_ Plural form of the participle of the verb acaramelar .
desaseados: 1o_ Plural of the adjective uneasiness . 2o_ Plural of the particican of the verb desasear .
tripas: Plural gut .
y: 1o_ La 'y' (ye , colloquially called "i Griega") is the twenty-sixth letter of the Spanish alphabet, inherited from Latin, which incorporated it around the first century to be able to write words of Greek origin, since it is based on the Upsilon; ( capital issil) . It has value as vocal (pronounced as 'i latina') and also as consonant (pronounced similar to 'll'). 2o_ In Spanish it has been used since 1726 as a connector or copulative conjunction, sometimes replaced by 'e' when the next word begins with loud 'i' sound.
dragón: Fabulous animal, which according to the culture that names it can have different forms. In the West is best known the giant flying reptile that has a fiery breath. As a symbolism we find it from psychology (where it cares for the unconscious) to religion (where it is defeated by saints). The word comes to us from the Latin draco that takes it from the Greek 948; 961; 945; 954; 969; 957; ( "snake, vigilante" ) that alludes to the lack of eyelids in some reptiles and that is why they are good guardians who observe all the time. They are also a cavalry corps, in principle as a catafract and later as border guards who could also fight on foot.
monotrico: Among flagellated organisnos (like some bacteria) is called a mnoteric which has a single flagellum. From Greek 956; 959; 957; 959; ( monkey "one, unique" ) 964; 961; 953; 967; 959; 962; ( trikhos "hair" ) .
eunoia: From Greek 949; 965; 957; 959; 953; 945; ( eunoia, "beautiful thought, good idea, good faith"; 949; 965; "good, cute" 957; 959; 965; 962; "mind" ) . 1st_ In rhetoric is the good communication between a speaker and his audience. 2o_ In medicine is the graph of an EEG when the patient has a state of calm and positive thoughts. 3o_ It is also the name of a work by artist Lisa Park.
anoia: 1o_ Anoia is the name of a Catalan region, in Spain. 2nd_ State of whom lacks understanding, associated with the intrinsic impulse. From Greek 945; 957; 959; 953; 945; ( anoia "dementia"; 945; to "without, out" 957; 959; 965; 962; "mind" ) . Vereunoia.
ardales: Ardales is an Andalusian municipality in the province of Malaga, Spain.
tangida: Tangida is a town in Puruliya District, West Bengal, India.
malvista: Malvista is an Italian village in the Piedmont region.
dispositivo de búsqueda: View Device , Search .
rendirse fácilmente: See surrender, surrender, easy, easily.
me da un zorrocotroco: Although it is an onomatopeic voice and means whatever one suggests in each situation, i suggest seeing fox (or 'zolocotroco', 'sorrocotroco', actually any variation serves the case). See also socotroco .
ser amable: See be, kind.
doble vida: Also called "parallel life", it occurs in cases where someone has two occupations or two family or social environments, but at least one is unknown by the other. They can also be both public, but so different that they are described as 'double life' in a figurative sense. It is typical of people with a criminal activity, big, superheroes, . . .