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Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz
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ionómetro
  14

Ionometro: m. (Physical ) Ionization chamber for measuring intensity of ionizing radiation.

  
karma
  52

Karma: Philosophical concept of Brahmanism, according to which the eschatological future of man depends on the acts carried out during their present life or in past lives.

  
hacer hincapié
  12

To stress: stress. Persist or stand firm on one thing, usually in an opinion or idea.

  
lampecianos
  20

Lampecianos: m. (Plural ) Heretics from the end of the fourth century, followers of Lampecio of Caesarea; they believed that prayer was the only means of salvation.

  
luminiscente
  21

Luminescent: adj. (Physical ) It is said is of the bodies that have the property of emitting light when they receive a particular stimulus. 2 Jesus said was current in a gas discharge in a tube of neon or fluorescent lamp, which occurs at pressures of a few millimeters of mercury.

  
perder los estribos
  20

Lose self-control, angry, angry.

  
salirse de casillas
  16

Colloquial expression that means: losing the Stirrups, lose control and get angry.

  
endrogarse
  12

Doping is: vb. irreg. 1 Many debt, ensnare it. 2 Get high using hallucinogenic drugs.

  
ver el predicado
  23

The person who asks, possibly want to know that it is preached. Definition: In one sentence, predicate is what is said of the subject. Example: In the sentence, "Maria came late to work " "Maria " It is the subject, and " arrived late to work " It is the predicate.

  
cuarteto imperial
  14

Musical group ( four members ) originally from Colombia, which played cumbia and was valid between 1961 and 1970, year in which the original group disbanded.

  
aguja magnetica
  15

A magnetized or magnetized needle that points in the direction of Earth, pointing to the North and South poles magnetic field is a magnetic needle.

  
buscapersonas
  18

A pager, also called beeper, or paging device is a small electronic device that receives messages over long distances. The first pager only received messages of audio, with the technological evolution, those who came out to the market then were more intelligent and text messaging; with the advent of cell phones, and smartphones, these devices have now been practically obsolete.

  
desbandarse
  16

Flee swiftly and in disorder. Applies especially to the exodus of some animals such as horses, cows, deer, zebras and birds.

  
scanner
  20

Scanner: m. Word of English. In Spanish scanner. Electronic device used in medicine and computer science. In medicine, you can explore the body or an organ of the body in search of internal injuries. In computer science, it is able to read and organize images and text of a document, to transfer them to a computer.

  
carayá
  21

Caraya: m. name of two species of American monkeys, long-tailed and fur thick.

  
test
  81

Test: m. English word. Test or reagent psychological which serves to determine the degree of certain psychic abilities: mental level development; 40 special skills, sensory, motor, artistic, etc. ) aspects of the character and the personality, etc.

  
eda
  21

E. D. A.. (Medicine ) Abbreviation of acute diarrheal disease, also known as gastroenteritis.

  
híjole
  50

Wow: Expression used in Mexico, that denotes anger, admiration or surprise. In Colombia it is equivalent to wow!

  
órale
  34

Word used in Mexico, which is to say: hurry you, come on hand!

  
antifonario
  43

Antiphonary: m. book of Chorus containing the antiphons for the entire year. Synonym: antiphonal.

  






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