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Sust. FEM. As a matter of responsive: answer - support - pecuniary or morally by another person, either by word or by signing a simple document or one formal legal validity: bail, bond, guarantee. The diction is composed of the adjective Latin 'responsivus', derived from 'responsus', participle past of the verb «respóndere», consisting of the intensive prefix "re", the verb «spóndere»: promise, and the Castilian "interculturality", indicative of procedure ending, mood.
Sust. MASC. 1. Climbing bird colorful plumage, the family of the trogónidos, genera Pharomachrus and Euptilotis and several species. It is found in Central America. 2. Currency of Guatemala. 3. Municipality of Guatemala. Etymology: shortened form of Nahuatl «quetzaltótol», composed of nouns "quetzalli": rich pen, and «tótotl»: bird.
Sust. MASC. State ( 41 political demarcation; with coastline along the Mexican Pacific Ocean. Its capital is Guadalajara. Cocula originated the mariachi in its population. The demonym is "Jalisco". The name derives from the substantive náhoas ( 41 Nahuatl; «xalli", meaning sand, and «ixtli»: expensive, as well as the «co» locative ending: place. (Taken from the dictionary of aztequismos, Luis Cabrera )
Female. Name of person, Basque. It is the short ( love ) of Arantzazu, advocation of the Virgin Mary. Is composed of: ) ARA: extensive mountain, sierra; (b) ) antz ( of an: elevation, and tz: contraction, tip ): picacho ( metaphorically skewer, spina ) c ) a: locative suffix; (d) ) zu: abundancial ending. In other words, sierra of abundant picachos, allusive to the terrain where stands the sanctuary of Aránzazu, near Oñate, Guipúzcoa. A: 1 etymology is popularly attributed ) arantz: Hawthorn; 2 ) an: in; 3 ) zu: you, or 'you in the Hawthorn', concerning the appearance of the Virgin Mary on a Hawthorn. ( Information taken from the «dictionary etymological compared the names of person», Gutierre Tibón )
Sust. MASC. Additional requirement. From the Latin "cum", preposition equivalent to «to», and the substantive «requisitum», neuter past participle of the verb «requírere ( pronounced recuírere )»: require, consisting of «d», iterative value prefix, and ' quaerere ( pronounced cuerére )», transitive verb meaning to investigate, search, require, ask, wanting to, claim.
Neutral adj.. It includes. The word, from Latin Genesis, derives from the preposition 'in': in, inside, and the verb «cláudere»: close. Synonyms: envelope, holistic, holistic, integrative, integrationist, plenary, unifier, unionist. Antonyms: schismatic, divisive, exclusive, inclusive, discriminating, discriminant, merista, merístico, segregationist, segregador, separator, separatist.
1 Sust. FEM. City of Eritrea, Ethiopia to the South, Sudan to the West and the Red Sea to the North and the East, in Africa. 2 Conjugation in imperfect tense ( copretérito ) of the verb pull. Synonyms: it dragged, it attracted, it pulled, pulled in. Antonyms: he pushed, it impelía, it released.
1 Sust. FEM. Cause. Pseudoprefijo ( because serves as a prefix with complete meaning, noun ) used for example in the scientific neologism etiology: study of the causes. Derives from the Greek noun ' aitía ( female; " «the diphthong, pronounced aí e ) or ( male ) aítion ': reason, reason. 2 Adj. neutral demonym of Ethiopia: Ethiopian, the verb «aítho ( pronounced aí diphthong and ) ': burning, roasting, and the substantive «ops»: aspect, view, by the shadey countenance of the population.
1 Sust. MASC. dimin. Pine: pinito. 2 Used always in plural, pinene, referring to steps ( by the upright position requiring ): ) emerging children toddlers; (b) ) hesitant patients in convalescence stage. 3. Start in an activity without prior experience. The diction is derived from the Latin noun "pinus": pine, and the diminutive suffix "ino".
Preterite perfect ( past tense ) second person singular of the verb get added - as suffix - of «you»: the third person singular pronoun dative, common gender. However that the verbal inflection ( released ) It is pronounced as acute finished in vowel, in this construction is correct not to accentuate her, because it becomes serious finished in vocal. The verb in the infinitive ( get ) It may come from the Latin «saccare»: filter, strain of the substantive «saccus': SAC, which in turn derives from the Greek 'sákkos', of equal significance, or the Gothic "sokan': litigation, which the legal meaning of joined the connotation of 'extract'.
Sust. MASC. Previous studies towards a Bachelor's degree, after which obtained a degree or diploma and certificate to exercise the respective profession or to continue studies of specialization. Synonyms: internship, high school. Antonyms: postgraduate, master, PhD, doctorate, post-doctorate candidacy. Etymology: the inseparable preposition «HIRC ( pronounced pre ) ': advance, priority, and also Latin substantive 'gradus': passage of the deponent verb «grádior»: walk, walk.
Sust. MASC. LaTeX or Milky juice ( gomorresina ) the tree called chicozapote ( «»«Manilkara sapota» ) originating in Mesoamerica. To extracted and condense is a substance which, alone or mixed with some sweetener or artificial flavors, will Chew and causes salivation. The term comes from the Nahuatl «chictli» or «tzictli»: adhesive, glue, glue. Synonym: chewing gum.
Adj. masc. Individual or entity in a diligent and organized manner leading initiatives to obtain improvements and bold and valuable results. It involves specificity ( what ) and means ( how ) respect of what is intended to achieve. Being proactive is the first of the 'seven habits of highly effective people", Stephen r. Covey. Is word of Latin, consisting of 'pro', prefix origin with meaning of momentum, and the adjective "activus', derived from the noun"actio, actionis": action, action, from the verb 'agere': lead, lead, guide. Synonyms: quick-witted, creative, dynamic, effective, efficient, entrepreneur, astute, imaginative, ingenious, intelligent, intuitive, insightful, practical, shrewd, sensible, sensitive, caring, talented, visionary, lively. Antonyms: affected, aggressive, arrogant, haughty, arrogant, chaotic, believed, dismissive, disorganized, derogatory, endiosado, engreído, stretched, fatuo, boasting, impertinent, foolish, insensitive, insolent, pedantic, petulant, presumptuous, conceited, arrogant, vain.
Sust. FEM. plur. Ant. of fazaña. Feat. 1. Illustrious, marked and heroic fact. 2 Event memorable, for better or for worse. 3 Story, judgement, judgement, saying, story. 4 Example, miracle. The words feat and fazaña old «do», derived from the Latin "facere" derived from the verb Spanish: to do, perform. Synonyms: energy, boldness, sóstenes, thrust, epic, gesta, heroism, clinching, daring feat, sergas, recklessness, courage. Antonyms: apprehension, cowardice, indecision, fear, AWE, cowardice, fear, shyness.
