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Spanish Open dictionary by John Rene Plaut



John Rene Plaut
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Accepted meanings115324
Obtained votes667
Votes by meaning0.0113935
Inquiries4325962
Queries by meaning3813935
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etnobotánica
  36

ETHNOBOTANY study of the plant kingdom in terms of its relationship with the different peoples and their cultures.

  
conseguidor conseguidora
  45

GETTER GETTER see GETTER

  
conseguidor
  33

GETTER WHO GETS ( things , RESULTS )

  
cagazón
  15

CAGAZÓN shit, great failure, error or failure of proportions, action of much damage

  
cagazón
  52

CAGAZÓN shit, great failure, error or failure of proportions, action of much damage

  
rodar cabezas
  39

ROLL HEADS literally slit their throats; figuratively, dismiss, dismiss from office.

  
vapear
  32

VAPEAR inhale the vapour produced by an electronic cigarette or a vaporizer in order to feel pleasure.

  
autoexplotación laboral
  32

SELF-EXPLOITATION OF WORK action and effect of working excessively and continuously over time on a voluntary and remunerated basis.

  
hot clock
  72

HOT CLOCK : anglicism by hot clock . LA RADIOFÓRMULA is a musical format based on sales lists, with repetition of the hits of the moment during the 24 hours. This format imposes a hot-clock, that is, a time distribution to broadcast a song with certain characteristics: for example, at o'clock hours a red disc sounds; that is, the number 1 on the list. They are classified by colors into green discs, repeatable every 4 hours, blue, every 6, black, once a day and white, a selection of songs that are broadcast if there is time left. Other hot clocks can be one-hour cake charts whose pattern is repeated 24 times in the day, or the hours that the radio station is on the air.

  
rebombonar
  29

REBOMBONAR of BOTTLE bottle, redoma, carafe, damajuana in which liquids or gases are packaged, usually wine or liquefied gas. Refill these containers with wine, oil, gas or other fluid.

  
parangari
  40

PARANGARI in Michoacàn, Mexico of tarasca, table because the first settlers of San Juan viejo founded San Juan de Parangaricutirimícuaro on the Purépecha plateau, which was destroyed, along with the town of Paricutín, by the eruption of the Paracutín volcano in 1943.

  
lucidos
  34

LUCIDOS plural of LUCIDO , past participle of the verb LUCIR , stand out , shine , sibresalir

  
cajuiles
  46

CAJUILES plural of CAJUILanacardium occidentale paprika-like fruit

  
cajuil
  44

CAJUIL fruit of tropical origin that progresses in our soils in the wild or semisilvestre state. She hails from Brazil; it was introduced in the sixteenth century by the Portuguese to the American tropics probably from India or Africa. Only one or more fruits ripen for each cluster of flowers. . . .

  
tatarato
  41

TATARATO misspelling by TARTRATE

  
pensadores de lampara
  34

LAMP THINKERS spelling error by LAMP THINKER , person who comes up with an idea and preaches it even though he has not researched or delved into the subject

  
chupamedias
  39

CHUPAMEDIAS sycophancy person of the boss in order to obtain privileges over his peers.

  
moteada
  45

MOTTLED with specks, stains

  
presintonía
  52

PRE-TUNING, preliminary synchronization, before entering into tune

  
socarróna
  41

SOCARRONA female BRAWL cunning at the same time AS ARROGANT , SARCASTIC , MOCKING

  






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