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guácalas
  33

GUÁCALAS in Mexico; expression of disgust (for something)

  
chómpidas
  26

Colloquial and slum CHÓMPIRAS : Amigo, small-time thief. The word was immortalized by Roberto Gómez Bolaños (Chespirito) by nicknamed a thief played by Bolaños himself in a television segment called Los caquitos.

  
haz de tela
  30

FABRIC BUNDLE Set of fibers that run in parallel and that seem valuable to the eye. In physiology it is a set of nerves that run in parallel and closely: nerve bundle and muscle beam.

  
divortium aquarium
  62

DIVORTIUM AQUARIUM from the Latin 'divorce, separation of the waters'; is the dividing line between two contiguous watersheds. . .

  
reggaetonera
  37

REGGAETONERA f . of REGGAETONERO

  
reggaeronero
  30

REGGAETONERO person who produces reggaeton or who is a fan of this type of music

  
espresso
  29

ESPRESSO from the Italian 'expreso'; form of coffee preparation originating in Italy. The coffee is obtained through an espresso machine, a quick preparation at high pressure and with a more concentrated flavor and texture

  
teenager
  25

TEENAGER anglicism to designate those who have ages ending in teen, i.e. thirdteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen and nineteen, 13 to 19 years.

  
simpáticas
  31

SYMPATHETIC f . pl. of SIMPÁTICO

  
estar morado
  42

BEING PURPLE When oxygen is lacking, cyanatization or poisoning of the blood occurs due to the effect of cyanide and derived compounds such as hydrocyanic acid. These compounds are blue in color and give what is called the "cyanotic" color to a person who is drowning either by getting stuck or because they are being strangled. If a member does not receive irrigation, the same phenomenon occurs in that member. CHN hydrocyanic acid is used to execute those sentenced to death because in less than 10 seconds it saturates the blood and prevents it from transporting oxygen irreversibly. The other situation in which we turn purple, also due to lack of irrigation is when we get hypothermia due to freezing, which can be very localized, as in the case of purple lips, or more generalized.

  
mostrar irá
  25

SHOW WILL spelling error for SHOW ANGER, show anger (for something)

  
eurogame
  32

EUROGAME see EUROGAME Some synonyms, words or similar expressions can be eurogame, eurogame, German style game, European style game

  
eurojuego
  33

EUROGAME They are thematic board games developed according to a philosophy that, broadly speaking, is characterized by 1 . Greater incidence in the methodology of the game than in its fidelity to the theme, which is sometimes a mere excuse for its creation. The Settlers of Catan, was the first German-style game that in 1995 broke the barriers of the European market. 2 . Promotion of the cooperation of all players in the course of the game, without their early elimination during the game or even implementing mechanisms to promote the possibilities of reintegration or recovery of the most lagging behind. 3 . Duration limited, at most, to a few hours. 4 . Little use of language, in order to facilitate the internationalization of games; they minimize the use of written text (except in the rules), replacing it with symbols and drawings, and avoid the use of the spoken word. 5 . In general, they are of simpler logic than previous games, derived from the Anglo-Saxon school. The name of German is due to the fact that the pioneers in this design philosophy were the German inventors Klaus Teuber, Wolfgang Kramer, Andreas Seyfarth and Reiner Knizia, although among the most outstanding authors also include designers, such as the French Bruno Faidutti or the British Alan R. Moon . Some synonyms, words or similar expressions can be eurogame, eurogame, German style game, European style game

  
emcr
  29

EMCR 1 . EM Corp Bonds Corporate Shares traded on the New York Stock Exchange 2 . Powerful brain hunter tool to find heads of research departments and other positions. Deliver a powerful list of strong candidates. 3 . Acronym for Early- and Mid-career researchers, a forum (website) of the Australian Academy of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics to help professionals plan their future curriculum, whether you have obtained a recent PhD or work for the government or in STEM areas.

  
piedras preciosas
  36

GEMSTONES jewelry stones are classified into precious and semi-precious. The precious ones are diamond, sapphire, ruby and emerald. There are other expensive but very rare ones, such as Sri Lankan serendibita, grandidierita and taaffeiete. The semi-precious ones are lapiz lazuli, rose quartz, amethyst, onyx, aquamarine, topaz, citrine, malachite, turquoise, agate, spinel, moonstone, garnet, opal, alexandrite, tanzanite and others. Some consider rose quartz, agate, onyx or onyx, malachite and pencil lazuli to be precious for commercial and non-scientific reasons.

  
knock sensor
  46

KNOCK SENSOR anglicism derived from knock, 'gilpear', and sensor, 'sensor, detector'; an electrical device that is placed on one or each top of the cylinders of a car engine, in the exhaust manifold or in the intake head and that sends information to the car's computer to optimize the endimiento.

  
impuesto verde
  27

GREEN TAX additional tax that the law defines for the most polluting processes, in order to promote reducing the carbon footprint and environmental pollution, in general

  
otro nombre que conoscamos por caballar
  29

HORSE see EQUINE HORSE, equestrian, horse, equestrian

  
caballar
  31

HORSE RELATIVE OR BELONGING TO HORSES

  
sin oficio
  21

NO TRADE without a job specialization

  






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