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Spanish Open dictionary by John Rene Plaut



John Rene Plaut
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Queries by meaning3713935
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doble match point
  254

DOUBLE MATCH POINT In tennis, a situation where a player has two chances to win the match, by winning one of the next two balls to play.

  
triple match point
  26

TRIPLE MATCH POINT In tennis, go won 40-0 the point that, if won, grants the match. If the next ball is lost it is in a double match point situation.

  
cocker spaniel
  23

COCKER SPANIELRear of original domestic dog of England They are characterized by their long ears, tristone look, very cheerful and sociable. Fur of very different colors.

  
zagalear
  35

ZAGALEAR of the noun ZAGAL , person who has reached adolescence and youth. Go in search of zagales. Conquer, flirt.

  
protectiva
  33

Protective PROTECTIVE, which protects .

  
torreznos
  29

TORREZNOS plural of TORREZNO .

  
torrezno
  25

TORREZNO piece of bacon that is fried and cooked very toasted. The word comes from the Indo-European root ters, which means to dry, and is also related to the Latin word terra, land or dry land.

  
okupada
  37

OKUPADA which is taken by squatters, people who are installed in a property without the consent of their owners.

  
endeudador
  27

Debt-generating INDEBTEDNESS, which creates a situation of increase of liability.

  
moromoros
  32

MOROMOROS plural of MOROMORO There is a town called Moro moro in Bolivia, whose Gentile is Moromoreño. In Ecuador there is the parish (definition of political geography) of Moromoro, in the canton of Piñas, of the province El Oro. The inhabitants of Moromoro are the Moors, to distinguish them from the Bolivian Moors.

  
libro-adorno
  23

BOOK-ADORNO book that does not fulfill a cultural function, but ornamental, as on a wall of an elegant shop or a restaurant.

  
el misantromo
  33

MISANTROMO spelling error by MISANTHROPO

  
quebracho chileno
  25

QUEBRACHO CHILENO senna candolleana shrub common of the central area of Chile, endemic, spherical cup and dense foliage. It is also called caper because of the resemblance of its floral buttons to the CAPPARIS SPINOSA, a Mediterranean edible widely used to season congrio, corvina and other fish.

  
isapre
  30

ISAPRE in Chile : Institute of Planned Health, private insurance agencies to which workers can join and quote monthly. For the levels of remuneration and the costs of health insurance, 85% of workers are listed, however, in the public system FONASA, National Health Fund.

  
lingerie
  29

LINGERIE English word, and this, in turn, from French lingerie, LINGNCERÍA/E] , women's underwear and evening clothing

  
shopping bag
  25

SHOPPING BAG Anglicism means bag for purchases

  
susquiniar
  41

SUSQUINEAR In Colombia : put some half-sided between two corner walls.

  
équis o ye persona
  29

EQUIS O YE PERSON (and no equis) any two persons, whose names are unknown. Academically we talk about FULANO , ZUTANO and, if necessary a third party, MERENGANO . There is an unknown room, PERENGANO/E] or PERENJO . I prefer to use the one that rhymes, if only to show off, since with three subjects the idea is more than clear. Some synonyms, similar words or expressions may be person x or person y , fulano or zutano

  
join venture
  26

JOIN VENTURE spelling error by JOINT VENTURE English expression meaning united in adventure Some synonyms, words or similar expressions can be united in entrepreneurship, joint business

  
apeñuscam
  21

APEUSCAM spelling error by APEUSCAR . See E]APE-USCAR .

  






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