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ponerse rojo como un tomate
  33

Blush, blush, suffocate, embarrass it, ashamed, Redden the face for one more normal blood flow. This unconscious phenomenon has psychological causes, and can denote uncertainty, embarrassment, stress, feelings of guilt or of rejection, fear of not to make the cut before others, which often is only a subjective feeling. Some people are chronic and sometimes leads to ereutofobia or a eritrofobia, a type of social phobia, fear of obsessive and irrational to Redden in public, which tends to provoke great anxiety. There are pharmacological, psychological and surgical therapies.

  
boquitoqui
  29

Boquitoqui: muteness of the walkie-talkie, Communicator portable, cousin brother of the silver ring of superagent 86 Maxwell Smart and antecedent of the modern mobile. Today there is still even as a toy but it has lightened some weight.

  
define jerroso
  33

defined jerroso is incorrectly written and should be written as "ferrous" being its meaning:
Adjective meaning containing iron such as siderite or ferrous carbonate, latin: ferrum ferri ( 41 iron; and the suffix - bear designating a compound of iron in that it used lower Valence chemistry. I still remember the mnemonic of the ancient teachers of chemistry for the correspondence between acids and salts: when the - bear plays p-ito, per-ico plays the silb - ato.

  
tener buena mano
  38

Having good hand to, in or something: verbal phrase which means be dexterous, skillful or apañao in some activity or subject, have knowledge to act and act with skill and success.

  
porque nos alimentamos de productos que provienen de otros seres vivos y no de arena
  50

Because we are not autotrophic organisms, i.e., can do photosynthesis which transforms inorganic substances in organic by the energy of the light ( vegetables and algae ) Neither the chemosynthesis which transforms them by the energy released in 40 oxidation; fungi and some bacteria ). We are heterotrophic and need the autotrophs to make us food ( carbohydrates, fats and proteins ). Also we can absorb mineral salts and trace elements dissolved in water through the digestive system.

  
caballo brioso
  29

That moves and acts with verve, strength and agility, manifests itself proud, vigorous, energetic, impetuous ears raised, dominant, elegant and graceful in their movements.

  
el tio cogivete
  16

Fictional character rural of the popular language of Castilla La Mancha between the poorest and ragged, many gypsies, who do not have nor where falling dead, rogues, some unemployed and others who don't want to work, they have the custom of misappropriate of what others in the field, be it fruit, cereals, olives or other products.

  
dormirse por los laureles
  17

asleep by the laurels is incorrectly written and it should be written as "asleep in the laurels" being its meaning:
Verbal phrase which means stop fighting and striving for constant improvement to achieve some success. The expression alludes to the laurel wreath with which it rewarded in ancient times winning Olympic athletes or the acclaimed by the people for some reason.

  
cazar las cosas al vuelo
  25

Verbal phrase which means, one issue quickly, as soon as it hints because, as they said latinos, inteligenti, pauca.

  
suantamente
  17

suantamente is incorrectly written, and should be written as "tersely" being its meaning:
With brevity and conciseness, stance, concisely, succinctly, or, in a nutshell, summarily, precisely. Passive participle succinctus - to - verb succingo um: roll up sleeves, stick, collect.

  
esbarriarse
  13

In bable lying on the field in the summer in the shade of a tree, the meda, truck or anything else to rest or take a NAP. It also said esbimbarse

  
listesis
  30

Listesis: Medical term also used as suffix, derived from the Greek lythesis lytheseos: slip. Spondylolisthesis: slipping of a vertebra, often the fifth, over another by wear, a coup or other reason, causing severe headaches affect the sciatic nerve. Also called herniated disc.

  
billorrio
  15

billorrio is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Hamlet" as meaning:
Small and rural, Hamlet, aldehuela. The suffix - orrio has derogatory nuance

  
aire acre
  18

Pungent air: stale air of closed sites which has burned sulfur or phosphorus or in which you deposited acidic substances, air in which mingle different fragrant molecules that produce fragrant rather unpleasant sensations with varying degrees of harshness and acidity.

  
obedezcan
  26

3rd person plural present subjunctive of the verb obey, i.e. the will of those who have power or authority. Third persons of the present subjunctive more than desire indicated mandate, i.e. equivalent or substitute the imperative, which brings us to the meaning and legitimacy of power or vertical authority. My experience tells me that the authority cannot be imposed and less arbitrarily, but in any case, is something achieved by recognition of others and can never be used to harm. If used to harm someone has no legitimacy. All this reminds me of the Kant brochure: what is enlightenment?: officer says: not reasons, train you. Financial: not reasons, pay. Priest: no reasons, believes.

  
carracuca
  20

It is a character from the popular imagery that appears in expressions and various sayings and literature in the 19th century as in the zarzuela La rosa's saffron ( Jacinto Guerrero ) adaptation of the dog in the Manger by Lope de Vega y Carpio. Probably comes from carraco: old, achacoso, disabled and in popular language is a wildcard character burlesque, picturesque and generally negative as in these expressions: it is uglier than carracuca, is more dead than carracuca, is more just than carracuca, it is older than carracuca, more hungry than carracuca, is more lost than carracuca, is worse than carracuca...

  
pregabalina
  17

It is a drug discovered in 2004 that acts as a neurotransmitter of neurons in the nervous system by reducing calcium entry and the release of drivers such as noradrenaline and glutamate on nerve transmission; It is a similar to gamma-aminobutyric acid 40 acid; 41 GABA; to relieve pain in diabetic neuropathy, post-herpetic neuralgia, the fribromialgias, epileptic seizures and anxiety disorders.

  
ser mas tonto que abundio
  21

Perfectly oral locution that is also used in the rest of Spain to reprimand some kind of misconduct. Some complete this locution with more variable: you're dumber than Abundio, who sold an ear because it was repeated. / you're dumber than Abundio, who sold the car to buy petrol. / you're dumber than Abundio, who fell on his back and broke the tip the cocoon.

  
rada
  22

Alistano asturleones localism: herrada, brass or zinc truncated inverted cone-shaped, bucket handle mobile and a capacity of about 10 liters to transport water or any other liquid.

  
agatina
  22

Herbaceous Woody and espinosa de Aliste, also called Kitty, gatuna, pimple ( onanis spinosa ) present in meadows and grasslands. Cows and donkeys love to eat it green. Its pink flowers and the root have been used in infusion as diuretics.

  






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