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John Rene Plaut
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banco internacional
  39

INTERNATIONAL BANK They have been asking for years and I answer this entry. Once again: Financial institution authorized to operate as a bank in two or more countries simultaneously. It works with the currencies of the countries where it operates and conducts local and international business transactions, such as exports and imports.

  
narcoabogada
  38

NARCOABOGADA lawyer who defends drug trafficking causes. According to Helhue Sukni, a Chilean narco-lawyer, a narco-lawyer is the one who defends drug producers and, therefore, neither she nor any Chilean is a narco-lawyer.

  
indios negros
  55

BLACK INDIANS pl . of INDIO NEGRO a ndígena of black skin, being able to have African or Hindu blood. But rather it seems to be an enumeration and not an adjective qualifying the noun, id est, Indians, blacks. . .

  
multirritmo
  44

MULTIRHYTHM 1 . Musical equipment with multiplicity of integrated digital rhythms. For example, Integrated Guitar Amplifier Multi-Effects of 80 Drum Beats.

  
balanceadamente
  31

BALANCED in a balanced way, with amounts provided

  
autorestricción
  35

AUTORESTRICTION error by SELF-RESTRICTION

  
japonizar
  28

JAPANIZE 1 . Nationalize as Japanese Acquire the nationality of Japan 2 . Acquire them cosrumbres of the Japanese. Resemble Japanese.

  
ponderados
  33

WEIGHTED pl . of weighted, participle of WEIGHTing, assigning proportionality or giving an appropriate weight to an element (of a set, possibly) . Weigh. Reassign a new value (to something) according to a different scale.

  
dirt track
  20

DIRT TRACK anglicism meaning dirty track, garbage track; it is thus designated to the race tracks that are made of earth or clay and make up an oval. They are generally used for fine blood horse or motorcycle racing.

  
hispanoperuana
  23

HISPANOPERUANA f . of HISPANOPERUANO

  
hispanoperuano
  29

HISPANOPERUANO 1 . who has a Spanish father and a Peruvian mother, or vice versa. 2 . Who was born in Spain and became a Peruvian national, or vice versa. 3 . Who has commercial or cultural ties with or between Spain and Peru

  
test match
  27

TEST MATCH anglicism meaning 'test match' or 'test match' in rugby: match that is arranged between two national rugby teams, with the official recognition of the national federations and that is valid for the world ranking, the World Rugby Ranking, which works in a similar way to the FIFA ranking of football.

  
luego no nos llores
  37

THEN DO NOT CRY to us expression that warns that a decision taken or act to be performed is not approved or advisable.

  
tienda para adultos
  27

SHOP FOR ADULTS business where items of sexual connotation are sold, such as toys and sexual implements, pornography, sexual lubricants and others.

  
derrogacion
  29

REPEAL see REPEAL, cancellation, cancellation, deletion

  
antonimo de orfanato
  26

ANTONIMO DE ORFANATO error by ANTONYM OF ORPHANAGE; an orphanage is a residence for children without parents. A residence for children with parents is a BOARDING SCHOOL, although this term includes the requirement to educate, which in the orphanage also usually occurs but is not intrinsic to it.

  
etapismo
  28

ETAPISMO political theory that postulates that underdeveloped countries must go through a capitalist stage before reaching the definitive socialist stage

  
sucumbiria
  30

SUCUMBIRIA spelling error by SUCUMBIRÍA , conditional of the verb SUCUMBIR , to die

  
ciberactivista
  27

CYBERACTIVIST A person who fights for rights of some kind mainly using blogs, web pages, and applications on social media platforms.

  
desbolar
  25

CLEAR 1 . in Argentina and Uruguay lose composure or moderation. derived from boludo, pelotudo. 2 . Undressing, derived from 'in balls', naked.

  






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