colifeo is incorrectly written, and should be written as "coryphaeus" being its meaning:
Before the emergence of the classical Greek Theatre (Sophocles, Euripides, Aeschylus, Aristofenes... ) It was the young man who better sang and danced before the Temple of Dionysus and that going to the other Korybantes Greek parties. Then he went to designate which directed the choir in theatrical performances. The word comes from the Greek koryphaios koryphaiou: which comes first, at the top, the director of a Greek chorus.
They are a group of individuals who are responsible for the direction of an institution or company. Its functions tend to be determined by the statutes of the institution or company. Depending on the company his appointment can be ascending or descending, i.e., they may be appointed by the owners of the company " toe-" or they can be democratically appointed by an Assembly of the workers of the company. This last occurs in the associated work cooperatives. The charges are renewed democratically according to statutes, normally every four years. The Board of directors or Governing Board, in accordance with statutes, usually it compose the President, the Vice-President, the Secretary, the Treasurer and three members. All elected in general Assembly.
Second person plural of the preterite imperfect subjunctive of the verb exit ( you salierais or salieseis ) from the Latin verb salio salis salire meaning sprouting, manar, jumping, dancing. In Spanish it means to move from inside to outside or from one place to another, get rid of some annoying or dangerous, as out of doubt or a danger, appear, birth, or sprout, like the Sun or going out wheat or a stain, Excel...
Verbal phrase meaning to trick someone with a trap. Probably this idiom is derived from the medieval custom of the innkeepers of la Mancha offer a dish of strong cheese, put in oil, the inexperienced buyers before tasting the wine that went to buy, so that they do not distinguish the bad from the good wine.
viceral is incorrectly written, and should be written as "visceral" being its meaning:
Viscera, from the latin viscus visceris adjective: in tranås, viscera, heart. Visceral is regard to visceral, passionate, very emotional, very instinctive and impulsive. This adjective qualifies the attitudes and human behavior based on the intintos or impulses away from rationality. This part of our philosopher Plato 40 Sikhism; 4th century b. C. ) It was called soul concupiscible.
Search in raging river is incorrectly written and it should be written as "fish in troubled" being its meaning:
It is a verbal phrase which means that situations of confusion and disorder someone uses it for their own benefit. This same wants to mean another such phrase: "A raging river, 34 fishermen gain;
It is the first-person singular present indicative of the verb form of the Latin verb contemplate ( cum: in company and templum: Temple ). The etymology refers to the action of the priests auguries in the Temple who watched the flight of birds in different parts of the sky to determine good or bad omens about the future. Spanish watch means look, see, observe, meet, appreciate, look, think, reflect, consider, meditate, imagine...
retahina is incorrectly written, and should be written as "litany" being its meaning:
It is a series of things that are, occur or are mentioned in a particular order. I remember a child, we collected " the 34 rapaciada; of the people to make " some " as cause to " ti 34 Alifonso; ( that God has you in his glory ) with gestures and voices that he reacted haunt us and releasing a string of tacos: " Cone, Ray, demon, centella, I caguen vuestralma, I split one ray, recrista... "
soemi is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Naomi" being its meaning:
It is a Jewish woman's name which means sweetness in Hebrew, the name of a character in the old testament that appears in the book of Ruth, a woman married and enviudada of a son of Naomi maobita. The author of the book is unknown to us and probably wrote it after the captivity of Babylon. It presents Ruth as the model of all virtues of Judaism, despite being a moabitess. Through her, her mother-in-law Naomi will receive all the blessings of the Lord.
Lavish second-person singular present subjunctive of the verb, from the latin prodigal prodigis prodigere which means lavish, dispel, wasting and also push, advancing ( pro: denlate and Aug agis agere: lead, lead ): lead or lead forward. In Spanish is also polysemous, since it means: dispel, squander, spend and splurge too much and also granting favors or praise someone
kinesthetic is incorrectly written, and should be written as "kinesthesia" being its meaning:
Singular feminine adjective of kinestesia, unrecognized word. RAE Yes supports kinesthesia, from the Greek kineo: move and aisthesis aistheseos: perception, sensation. It is the feeling of physical euilibrio and organic both in the position of rest as movement of our body that we provide our senses propiocentores through the nervous system. It affects mostly the spatial orientation and motor coordination
It is a name of Germanic origin woman. It is also a variety of green beans, broad and long, about 20 cm, fleshy, soft sheath and without filaments in the sheath. Elda, without "h", is a city of Alicante, in the Valencian Community, some 54,000 inhabitants, situated on the banks of the river Vinalopó, don's is criam most of the grapes consumed on Christmas and end of the year. It has traditionally been an area very rich in hortifructicolas products. In this area it has been historically all peoples and Mediterranean cultures, because it is 40 kms from the coast. Here have been the Iberians, Phoenicians, Romans, Carthaginians, Byzantines, Visigoths, Umayyad, Almohads, castellanos, Aragonese...All have left their mark in this cosmopolitan and open city. It is near Novelda and most of Petrer to which it is adjacent. Many people today live also in the footwear industry
escayolaria it is incorrectly written and it should be written as "it escayolaría" being its meaning:
Is the first or third person singular of the simple conditional indicative of verb casting, which can also be reflective, and which means plaster, fill an architectural cast with plaster for a repair or to create a statue or other adornment, casting with bands a member with a broken bone to immobilize it and that weld, covering a roof with plaster...
It is a cerebral accident, formerly also called stroke in which the cells of the brain are without contribution of oxygen that it takes blood and die if it is not resolved in time. Which is affected the activity regulated by this area of the cerebó which can be language, the mobility of one side of the body, the view, etc. The causes of stroke can be many: a plug in 40 arteries; thrombus or blood clot ) narrowing of the artery by cholesterol attached to walls, rupture of an artery due to excessive pressure, hypotension, severe and sustained...
It is the third person plural of the imperative or the third person plural of the present subjunctive of the verb praise, of Latin origin: elogium elogii: epitaph or registration under a statue. These inscriptions or epitaphs were often praise the deceased. Why praise means praise, exalt, glorify, magnify,...
