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Spanish Open dictionary by John Rene Plaut



John Rene Plaut
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cutrevídeos
  11

CUTREVIDEOS , plural of CUTRE-DEDEO of cutre, poor quality, low steppe, penca and video film, Poor quality film, made in cheap, careless form,

  
rechinguetes
  27

RECHINGUETES, plural of RECHINGUETE, is actually said A RECHINGUETE, and is a barbarism by A CHINGUETE, which means A CHORRO . It is the way to drink directly from a boot, boot, or leather bag or other material containing the wine.

  
idioma giglico
  37

GLYC LANGUAGE It is a language invented by the writer Julio Cortázar, imitating Lewis Carroll, in which he describes a sexual act between a couple but with invented words, similar in something to the Spanish language, with the same grammar and syntax. If you read very carefully you can discover its meaning. Mariano Brull, a Cuban poet, hatched the term jitanjáphoas to name these words. The idea comes from old children's games, in which they invented the word "rapuncear" and then went to the adults and asked them questions like "Where can I snuff?" The adult would usually say to him "in the back on the right" and cause them infinite grace and entertaining.

  
agüevada
  44

Ahuevada In Chile the most popular term is egg, stunned, today written and pronounced as wueon. The wueona person is both the brute and the friend of the soul. To distinguish we try to AHUEVONADO or AHUEVONADO to which it commits, apparently from the issuer, an imbecility. A huevado or avid is, simply, ovoid in shape.

  
pluriculturalista
  27

PLURICULTURALISTA That is in favor of PLURICULTURALISMO, a doctrine that advocates to develop and cultivate the cultures of all ethnicities of a nation, as opposed to promoting the imposition of the dominant culture by making minority ones disappear over time.

  
injerencista
  15

INJERENCISTA Said of a person : who gets into matters of third parties Said of an act : that he is intervening in matters which (probably) are not responsible for him : Interference attitude

  
mi maridito
  19

MY MARIDITO Affectionate Appeal to refer to a person's husband, sometimes it could be used in derogatory form

  
injerencista
  37

INJERENCISTA Said of a person : who gets into matters of third parties Said of an act : that he is intervening in matters which (probably) are not responsible for him : Interference attitude

  
nubes noctilucientes
  37

NOCTILUCENT NUBES, plural of NOCTILUCENT NUBE, cloud is an accumulation of NOCTILUCENT water vapour, which looks at night, i.e. a night cloud that reflects light and shines or stands out in the middle of darkness, probably by the reflection of lunar light.

  
formade
  15

FORM 1 . Training company for carriers (and other trades) in Pontevedra, Spain. 2 . English word, reform and remake (reform and redo) which means recycling discarded products to turn them into new products. 3 . A term coined by the feminist current to force humanity towards a more equal treatment between genders, particularly in dialogue and literature. It was invented to remove the letters a and or of the nouns and adjectives by replacing it with an e , neutral . So in looks attentive and attentive suffice to say atetentes to represent both genres. Therefore, FORMADE means FORMED and FORMED, including both genera. This technique is absolutely rejected by the language professors as it would be creating another language or dialect. 4 . It can be a typo where the words "shape" and "of" were joined.

  
papiros
  13

PAPIROS, plural of PAPIRO, oriental plant that has a cylindrical cane stem. 2 . Fold made of the plant of the same name where it was written in antiquity. 3 . Figuratively, aged papers, very old or abused.

  
persona inutil
  28

USELESS PERSON (and not useless ) Said of a person : what is not useful, that does not serve ( for something ) 2 . He can't do anything.

  
asentados
  19

SETTLED , plural of ASENTADO Said of a person : That he has settled to live (somewhere) permanently. A crowd will generate a SETTLEMENT 2. Saying of a tool or utensil. that has been properly sharpened 3. Support one thing on some basis, so that it is firm and safe. 4 . Put or fix something else.

  
desespesar
  14

DESESPESAR Thinning a liquid, make it less dense by adding another liquid of lower density.

  
tibiri tabara
  17

TIBIRI TABARA It is not clear the origin of these terms, but it is said that there was formerly a half wheel that functioned as a crankshaft, with two seats on each side and that, when turning towards the seats going up and down abruptly, as do the pistons recessed in the crankshaft of an engine, giving a feeling of falling into the vacuum. In Argentina and Mexico is a pachanga or a street dance.

  
solo con acento
  17

ONLY WITH ACENTO this term was removed from the Spanish language. It only existed to differentiate the adjective only from the adverb alone. He wore an accent when he could be replaced equally by only, with the meaning of hardly

  
por su turno
  21

BY YOUR TURN By order ( arrival )

  
guarida fiscal
  33

FISCAL GUARIDA See FISCAL PARADISE . Country or territory where foreigners can invest capital at very low or no tax rate, usually to avoid paying taxes in their own countries.

  
ser agua pasada
  52

BE WATER PAST Situation overcome, thing of the past, thing already forgotten, no longer be subject. Euphemism that alludes to the water of a river, which once it flowed will not return.

  
mirar con buenos ojos
  39

LOOK WITH GOOD EYES Expression denoting acceptance (of something or a situation)

  






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