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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
Inquiries4376162
Queries by meaning3813935
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negativos
  37

NEGATIVE 1 . in photography; Color cliché that is impressed in celluloid that allows the capture of color of images by means of a camera or filmmaker, which are then positived by photographic reveal. 2 . math; real or complex numbers or quantities, whose values are less than 0 . 3 . Contrary to positive, which is not effective, which did not work favorably. 4 . Unfavorable

  
aviones
  36

PLANE plural AVIONES, a flying mechanical device that can be manned or not.

  
estar pez
  33

BE PEZ be ignorant in the matter in question. It does not refer to the water fish, but to a yellowish resin with which the tanned leather is polished and a longer duration and quality is achieved. The fish, feminine because it is a resin, was widely used in boots in which wine or oil was stored. Once it was well tanned it was sewn and finished. The inside of the odre contained only the fish and hence the analogy with an empty and ignorant grinder. Some synonyms, words or similar expressions may be ignorant, be lego

  
casarriosa
  46

CASARRIOSA 1 . phonetic deformation of CASARRIOS , in Old Spanish, equivalent to the modern casaros , the second plural person of the imperative of the verb marry. 2 . Nick on facebook 3. nick on twitter by Marisol Alvarez Regu

  
mayera
  40

MAYERA spelling error by MALLERA 1 . Person who makes tights. 2 . Mold to make meshes. 3 . Error by MAYA, person of the Mayan ethnic group or something related to that ethnicity.

  
japiro la erea
  62

JAPIRO LA EREA in Paraguay : Guarani expression to send change to a local man. It means peeling your penis (somewhere else)

  
los caras
  40

FACES 1. in Ecuador : people who lived in what is now the province of Manabí, in the first millennium BC. 2 . In Chile : the Caeabineros, the police.

  
motitas de playa
  50

BEACH MOTITAS spelling mistake by BEACH BOTITAS beach swim shoes Some synonyms, words or similar expressions may be cowboy boots, surf boots

  
klim
  35

KLIM 1 . Prestigious brand of sports equipment for competition in motorcycle, snowmobile and other machines, particularly helmets, aerodynamic clothing, gloves and other rigging. 2 . In Chile, healing center in Providencia, Santiago.

  
rankear
  39

RANKEAR anglilicism by ranking from best to worst

  
soundtrack
  27

SOUNDTRACK anglilicism by sound track of a film

  
biturbo
  38

BITURBO combustion engine that has two power-ups that increase its speed and driving force.

  
stunt
  22

STUNT 1 . Trick 2. Atrophy, impede growth. 3 . Perform aerobatic flights. 4 . Feat, feat. 5 . In filming : dangerous take.

  
showcase
  38

SHOWCASE showcase, display case 2. Show, demonstrate

  
newen
  39

NEWEN in Mapuche language, strength or energy

  
wenteche
  32

WENTECHE in Mapuche, people of the valleys. The suffix che means people and so the Mapuches differ according to their territorial origin. Puelche, people from the east, picunche, people from the north, williche, people from the south, pewenche, pewen people (araucaria), lafkenche, sea people, and nagche, plains people.

  
resibia
  61

RECEIVE spelling error by RECEIVED FIRST and third singular person of imperfect preterite of the verb receive

  
noviolencia
  31

NOVIOLENCIA ideology that raises that differences must be resolved by the peaceful way

  
minicopia
  33

MINICOPIA copy at reduced scale

  
subrepresentar
  24

UNDERPRESENT to be represented in an unmeasured situation to which it would correspond.

  






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