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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
Inquiries4375062
Queries by meaning3813935
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ociosear
  36

OCIOSEAR hear, dedicate yourself to the farniente dolce, rest carelessly

  
echar en tierra
  41

TO PUT IN EARTH the correct expression is TO PUT BY LAND and means to invalidate, destroy, crumb down , to take down (a project, an argument, a thesis, a legal defense)

  
recortadora
  27

TRIMMER 1 . Machine to make precision cuts and complexity in wood or metal 2. Trimming machine ( se ) beard

  
rajneeshee
  33

RAJNEESHEE faithful to the Rajneesh movement created by the Hindu mystic Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh (1931-1990) better known as Osho, although he used various names during his lifetime. They were called "orange people" because of the costumes they initially wore, although they later wore red, coffee and pink.

  
gamiofobia
  31

GAMIOFOBIA spelling error by GAMOFOBIA

  
israelismo
  24

ISRAELISM Doctrine or policy favorable to the state of Israel

  
superfuneral
  54

SUPERFUNERAL in SUPERBURIAL English, super-energy, term used by archaeologists for wide sites where there is a high dendity of burials, of the common pit style, but without that negative connotation. 2 . In Chile : Burial of a narco with coffin walk and fireworks throwing and short, long and automatic gunshots.

  
depresiones
  38

DEPRESSIONS plural of DEPRESSION 1 . sinking of terrain 2. Mood in which everything looks negative and you don't feel like doing anything or being with anyone. In its extreme degrees it leads to suicide as the only way out.

  
clandestinizar
  46

CLANDESTINIZE take underground, move on to permanently hiding from the public.

  
complementos
  42

PLURAL COMPLEMENTS of COMPLEMENT, which provides the missing, which completes the missing part

  
proleptico
  46

PROLEPTICO spelling error by proleptic relating to prolepsis or FLASHFORWAR Literaryfigure belonging to the group 5 PICTURESQUE FIGURES or DESCRIPTIVE FIGURES consists in the chronological alteration of the story, moving the narrative, temporarily, to the future. The descriptive figures are : 5 1 AUTORETRATO , 5 . 2 BILDUNGSROMAN , 5 . 3 CRONOGRAPHY , 5 . 4 ETOPEYA , 5 . 5 KENNINGS, 5. 6 PROLEPSIS 5 . 7 PROSOPOGRAPHY , 5 . 8 PORTRAIT and 5 . 9 TOPOGRAPHY or LANDSCAPE

  
caicena
  48

CAICENA Rio de Almendimilla , Cordoba , Spain

  
antimundialista
  26

ANTIMUNDIALISTA which is against the World Cup

  
guardar secreto
  22

KEEP SECRET keep in reserve, without disclosing, any confidence that has been (us) revealed.

  
dejar exhausto
  72

LEAVE EXHAUSTED leave exhausted, leave without energies.

  
neuromito
  40

NEUROMITO beliefs without serious scientific foundation on which some teachers base their pedagogical techniques. These neuromitos lead to sesatic and sometimes clearly inefficient practices within the classroom.

  
desarrollador
  53

COMPUTER DEVELOPER : System engineer designing an application

  
nuevas tecnologías
  33

NEW TECHNOLOGIES new models, designs, systems, appliances, equipment, methodologies that mean advances with respect to what was so far.

  
maker
  42

MAKER anglilicism by COSISTA or HACEDOR

  
cosista
  46

COSISTA in Chile : person who does many things.

  






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