Spanish Open dictionary by John Rene Plaut

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	Value	Position
Position	4	4
Accepted meanings	11532	4
Obtained votes	66	7
Votes by meaning	0.01	13935
Inquiries	432623	2
Queries by meaning	38	13935
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"Statistics updated on 5/4/2024 4:11:25 AM"

full price

  25

FULL PRICE verbatim TOTAL PRICE in English, which in Spanish means FINAL PRICE (after discounts and taxes)

  

autodenunciarse

  29

SELF-DECLARING ONESELF VOLUNTARILY GUILTY OF HAVING COMMITTED A MISDEMEANOUR OR OFFENCE, SO AS TO REDUCE THE FINE OR PENALTY ASSIGNED .

  

mandélico

  44

MANDELIC relative to or belonging to NELSON MANDELA , former President of South Africa

  

pagar los vidrios rotos

  18

PAY FOR BROKEN GLASS to bear the costs of repair or recovery

  

extractivismo

  34

EXTRACTIVISM economic policy based on the exploitation of natural resources without major concern for sustainability.

  

autoblocante

  20

SELF-LOCKING that has an autonomous locking or stopping system. The anti-locking differential allows the wheels to draw curves as there is a difference in rotation between the outer and inner wheel when cornering.

  

primera residencia

  34

FIRST RESIDENCE habitual house, as opposed to the second residence, the summer house.

  

estallido social

  44

SOCIAL OUTBURST EUPHEMISM FOR VANDALISM , CRIME UNLEASHED . Name given in Chile to the vandalism of October 18, 2010, in which 20 stations were burned simultaneously and 58 others were damaged, at a cost of US$400 million, in addition to enormous damage to public and private property and many deaths by those locked up in fires caused by looters.

  

bono verde

  39

GREEN BONUS economic award to encourage green investment and implementation of sustainable ecological policies, reducing the carbon footprint and great resilience to climate change.

  

homoerotismo

  46

HOMOEROTISMO homosexual eroticism , between men

  

lesbomarental

  37

LESBOMARENTAL lesbian motherhood, exercised by a couple of women.

  

triunfita

  36

TRIUMPHANT Female contestant of the Spanish program Operación Triunfo.

  

pickle

  35

PICKLE anglicism by difficult situation : I am in a PICKLE . I'm stuck in a crap. Also picle . These are vegetables or fruits preserved in vinegar.

  

girafa

  38

GIRAFA misspelling by GIRAFFE

  

endosado

  36

ENSOSADO participle past the verb ENDOSAR , transfer to a third party a financial document by express registration on the reverse 2 . Assigning someone an unwanted workload or work 3 attributing a crime to a third party

  

atemorizadoras

  35

FEMALE FRIGHTENING plural of FRIGHTENER , . that produces fear, fear.

  

tommy

  41

Tommy diminutive of Thomas in English

  

prelucion

  42

PRELUTION spelling error by PRECLUTION, loss of or procedural authority for not having been exercised in the time stipulated by law. Preclusion is one of the principles that governs the criminal process and that stipulates that no action may be taken over previously closed, extinguished or completed stages.

  

froylan

  37

FROYLAN graphic deformation of the German word FREULEIN , miss , which is pronounced FROYLAN

  

gosa

  37

GOSA misspelling by GOZA third person singular of the present indicative of the verb GOZAR 1 . Have fun, rejoice in solazarse 2 . Own , enjoy 3 . Fornicate, copulate, perform the sexual act (with someone or alone), have pleasure

  

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