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JOHN
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Accepted meanings41548
Obtained votes1914
Votes by meaning04917
Inquiries10488510
Queries by meaning254917
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blockbuster
  30

BLOCKBUSTER Chain of stores leasing movie and video game videos. In 2010 it filed for bankruptcy, leaving a worldwide store in Bend, Oregon. While Netflix, in 2022, is the largest streaming company.

  
lookbook
  22

LOOKBOOK literally 'book to look at'; collection of photographs compiled to show a model to an agency or its clients; also for samples of photographer, style, stylist or clothing line. In the middle it is called only 'book' because everyone understands it in context. Usually, bloggers or vloggers will "model" fashion looks for that month or season.

  
chill-out
  28

CHILL-OUT contemporary musical genre that includes genres with one trait in common: its harmonious, relaxed and very calm composition

  
customización
  32

CUSTOMIZATION anglicism coming from CUSTOMER, 'customer'; adapt the parameters (of a program, process) to the requirements of a particular client.

  
learnability
  31

LEARNABILITY anglicism derived from LEARN, 'to learn'; ability to learn

  
soft skill
  19

SOFT SKILL anglicism for 'soft skill'; is commonly used in the plural . In contrast to hard skills, knowledge and professional experience, soft skills say relationship with personal qualities to work with others: leadership, empathy, emotional intelligence, perseverance, maturity. Most employees who quit their company do so because of the bad SOFT skills of their direct boss (toxic boss)

  
ugly shoe
  26

UGLY SHOE anglicism which literally means 'ugly shoe'; fashionable in 2021 when it was thought that Swedish shoes were leaving in retreat. It is about finding ridiculous or very striking shoes, but that have an attractive appearance, for example, a Mickey or a squirrel on its cover There are all possible shapes and sizes. A Birkenstock in shades of sawdust, a Dansko that looks like a legume and Balenciaga's version of a Vibram FiveFingers that comes with heels. And that's not all, there are Crocs, earthy shoes for eco-lovers, and, of course, the Ugg, whose name says it all!

  
making of
  20

MAKING OF anglicism . In the cinema: making-of, 'how it was done, so it was done, behind the cameras or trascámara'; documentary video that shows how the production of a film or a television program was, but that can also be applied to other works such as video games. It can last a couple of minutes or up to two full hours, and become more important than what is being reported.

  
halloweenesco
  35

HALLOWEENESCO in the style of halloween party, or Halloween

  
talent show
  26

TALENT SHOW textually 'talent show', type of television programs where very talented people or groups present their artistic skills in front of an audience and a jury to go through several stages of classification and reach a final.

  
stream house
  27

STREAM HOUSE house of streamers, where they make their live shows. in Chile the Streaming House, better known as "SH", is the house where a group of content creators of the Twitch platform live and perform live, which was installed as the first of its kind in Chile, but which was abandoned to enter Trovo. STREAMING[ ) E] is the technology that allows you to transmit video and audio files in a continuous stream over an Internet connection. Podcasts, webcasts, movies, TV shows, and music videos are common types of streaming content. . . .

  
streaming
  29

STREAMING anglicism coming from STREAM, 'train (of data), run, chain (of data, news, etc.) Streaming is the sequencing of data packets (data streaming). In particular, in the case of transmissions, STREAMING is the transmission, processing and projection on online computers so that the beginning of the transmission can coincide with the beginning of the projection, without having to wait for the completion of the reception of the file. Some synonyms, words or similar expressions can be continuous broadcast, streaming, continuous reading, streaming, streaming downloading

  
pop up
  35

POP UP anglicism meaning 'emerge, jump suddenly, appear surprisingly' So, we use pop up to name internet pop-ups. 2 . Now, under the same previous concept, some fashion designers began to look for unique spaces to present their new collections or sell their stocks and called them pop UPS.

  
default selectivo
  34

SELECTIVE DEFAULT DEFAULT is anglicism by 'default'. In economics: to fall into DEFAULT is to enter into default. Never does a country fail to pay each and every one of its financial commitments. Argentina is the only country in the world that has done so and lost all credibility and confidence leaving its economy to total ruin. Then, when countries enter into economic crisis they make a selection of payments and suspensions called SELECTIVE DEFAULT

  
cheesecake
  28

CHEESECAKE cheesecake or cheese kuchen, based on Philadelphia cheese, or ricotta, cottage cheese, quark cheese, in addition to sugar and sometimes other ingredients, such as: eggs, cream of milk or cream, flour, potato, almonds or berries

  
kale borroka
  31

KALE BORROKA from the Basque kale, 'street', and borroka, 'fight', 'fight' is commonly used to refer to acts of street violence. It was widely used during periods of street violence in the Basque countries and Navarre, which was recorded between the 90s and 2000s by leftist abertzsale groups.

  
kintsugi
  32

KINTSUGI is a technique of Japanese origin to fix fractures of ceramics with resin varnish sprinkled or mixed with gold, silver or platinum powder. In this way the scars are highlighted adorned and the pieces recover a new life and appearance.

  
watsap
  30

WATSAP Spsnglish or Castilianization of WHAT'S UP? , locution meaning WHAT'S NEW? A question that the Lucky Rabbit always asks Elmer Grumpy: "What's new, old?" and that the chat app used it to name that platform whatSUP.

  
dreadlock
  19

DREADLOCK from the English dread, 'fear', and locks, 'curls, ricitos' DREADLOCK means rasta (f). ) , mixed hair and fabric

  
automarginarse
  17

SELF-MARGINALIZING Separate, withdrawing of one's own free will

  






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