Spanish Open dictionary by Carlos V. Cicottino

Carlos V. Cicottino
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	Value	Position
Position	59	59
Accepted meanings	32	59
Obtained votes	4	5003
Votes by meaning	0.12	5628
Inquiries	1791	57
Queries by meaning	56	5628
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cobarde: Nothing is more cowardly than money: ( minor symptom risk tends to move away from the focus of the 41 risk;.Book: "THE language of the Argentine expressions, perceptions, and idioms that link us.
sudaca: SUDACAS ARE... ( pejorative European towards Latin American foreign / / how call us these EURACAS... ).Of the 34 libro¨; THE LANGUAGE OF THE 34 ARGENTINES;
ser: ALL THINGS WANT TO PERSIST IN THEIR... ( Thus life resists in the spiritual and corporeal, the blood coagulates, the fire spreads... ) Book "THE language of the Argentine expressions, perceptions, and idioms that link us "
serpiente: AS A SNAKE THAT BITES ITS TAIL... ( symbolizes return on the same eternal recomposition recurring as cause and consequence: " eaten by his anguish of being fat, as a snake that bites its tail... ) Book "THE LANGUAGE OF THE 34 ARGENTINES;
cántaro: Both goes the pitcher to the source in the end breaks / the road to the River always looked to the cántaro.../El design makes the destination ( implicit in this nature its outcome / / forced repetition precipitates the event ).Book "THE LANGUAGE OF THE 34 ARGENTINES;
chimango: * Most raging ' or Caracara in bones ( with stubborn cruelty ) It belongs to the 34 book;The language of the 34 Argentines;
capar: * SPEND ' O CUCHILLITO E ' CASTRATE... ( diminished but still formidable... ) Book: "THE LANGUAGE OF THE 34 ARGENTINES;
espuelas: * Knocked Spurs ( trouble the stride of the horse / / was ) book "THE LANGUAGE OF THE 34 ARGENTINES;
espuelas: * This with the Spurs calzadas/...con one foot in the Stirrup / has the ready bags ( about to go ) Book " THE LANGUAGE OF THE 34 ARGENTINES;
espuelas: * Four spurs ( doing two in the same horse ) Book "THE language of the Argentine expressions, perceptions, and idioms that link us "
rienda: It is a free rein loose/does not have free rein / with no should rienda worth... ( is indomito, indomitable, ungovernable ).Book " THE language of the Argentine expressions, perceptions, and idioms that link us "
rienda: In Argentina we say " which handles the lead " so as " the kitchen or stir stew ".Recommend you consult the book "The language of the Argentines, expreciones, perceptions and idioms that link us " It is the first of its kind.