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Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz
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irene joliot curie
  18

French researcher. Married to Fréderic Joliot, together with which was awarded the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 1935, for his work on artificial radioactivity.

  
abatir
  64

Fold: vb. Knock down and kill the predator ( Tiger, Lion, Leopard, etc. ) an animal of another species ( Buffalo, Zebra, Gazelle, etc. ) to feed themselves. 2 To low a Reaver police during a robbery.

  
amorfo
  38

Amorphous: adj. It has no form: the glass is an amorphous material.

  
tomar a pecho
  16

Give great importance to something, or do something with great effort: "Josefa has taken to heart that told him his MOM ".

  
ferrita
  23

Ferrite: f. (FIS. ) Electromagnetic material formed by a combination of ferric oxide with other oxides, allowing to manufacture high-power magnets, 2 (Min. ) Amorphous ferric hydroxide.

  
¿que es amormío?
  17

Amormio: m. Amarilidea plant of little fragrant white flowers.

  
amarilídeo
  12

Name of certain Angiosperms plants dicotyledonous, purplish white flowers and low odor, or some unpleasant smell. To this family belong the plant called amormio.

  
monopolio comercial
  17

Exclusive privilege or commercial exclusivity given to a company to sell a particular product. This kind of exclusivity may affect the purchaser or consumer, already the company having it, having no competition could abuse with prices at one time.

  
tapaboca
  24

Tapaboca: m. It is a type of mask used by Tijuana, anesthesiologists and nurses during surgery. Also tends to be used by some people in public spaces, to outbreaks or epidemics of communicable diseases by airway or when there is suspicion that the air in a certain place is contaminated. Synonyms: Mask, mask, mask.

  
¿que es comunicarnos?
  15

Communicate or contact us: is to express what we think, what we feel, what we want, through words, sounds, gestures, signs and written messages.

  
ni fu, ni fa
  21

Fu, nor fa: colloquial expression that means neither one thing nor another, nothing. Also applies to any person who does nothing: " Diego is not fu, or fa! "

  
¿que es sujeto y predicado?
  19

In a sentence, the subject is who does the action, and predicate is what is said of the subject. For example: in the sentence, "Maria was delayed to work " "Maria " It is the subject, and " was delayed to work " It is the predicate. And in prayer "The car travels quickly 34, " 34 automobile; It is the subject, and " passes swiftly " It is the predicate.

  
sin lesión
  9

That has not suffered bruising. Uninjured, unharmed, unscathed, intact.

  
¿que significa equimosis?
  17

Ecchymosis: f. Livid stain that appears on the skin as a result of a coup, synonyms: Hematoma, bruise.

  
denudación
  22

Denudation: f. in geology, erosive action of geological external agents, when they wear out the relief.

  
catalina de aragón
  19

Queen of England ( 15th century ). Youngest daughter of the Catholic monarchs and wife of Enrique VIII of England, who, in seeking to divorce her, gave rise to the English schism.

  
cisma
  20

Schism: Division, discord and disagreement between individuals of the same community. Synonyms: Disagreement, disunity.

  
ciruja
  40

Ciruja: m. In Argentina, one seeking, between waste, objects to sell. Synonym: scavenger. In Colombia, this Argentine slang term equals recycler.

  
reciclador
  17

Recycler, ra ( adj. ) Person who seeks between trash and waste, objects such as cardboard, plastic, paper, glass, etc, to sell them.

  
casado pero no capado
  35

It was a phrase saying the Grandmothers of yesteryear to a man ( son, grandson or friend ) when this married still had another woman who flirtait him: "Later mijito, that you are married but not gelding! ".

  






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