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no rascar bola
  24

Not working, not given a stick to water, not give nor coup, loitering, loitering. It can also mean to act without an effective outcome, without efficiency, without success.

  
traya
  61

traya is incorrectly written, and should be written as "whiplash" being its meaning:
You probably want to say " 34 whipcord; by the mispronunciation of the " ll " some write with " ". Mean rope used as a whip. " give whipcord " It means physically or metaphorically, to criticize harshly hit someone.

  
viator
  25

It is a municipality of the province of Almería about 5,500 inhabitants located a few Kms from the coast. Is also a Latin word that means Walker, making the road ( viator viatoris )

  
musa
  45

Goddesses of Greek mythology, initially nymphs of sources with variable number, according to the different localities until nine o'clock is inpusieron from Boeotia muses, inspiring in music, poetry, arts and Sciences. They were these: Calliope, Muse of epic poetry, Clio, of history, Erato, lyric poetry, Euterpe, music, Melpomene, tragedy, Polimnia, of the sacred chants and anthems, Talia, of the comedy, Terpsichore, Urania, astronomy and dance.

  
mioteca
  20

Of Greek etymology: ( mys myos: muscle and theke thekes: box, tank 41, " 34 muscles store;. It is the place of the faculties of medicine where are stored and preserved the muscles of the body for study by students

  
organoclorados
  21

It is an organic chemical compound of carbon atoms linked to hydrogen atoms in which some of these links replace the hydrogen atom by an atom of chlorine. The result is not always suitable for the environment. An example: dioxins, harmful to living beings. In other cases, very useful products for the industry such as vinyl chloride PVC pipes are obtained that are obtained.

  
organizacion fenomenica
  18

Organization fenomenica is incorrectly written and should be written as "phenomenal organization" being its meaning:
It is an ordering of phenomena according to different criteria. Now the word well, " 34 phenomenon; I could have different meanings, depending on context. In Kantian philosophy the phenomenal organization is the creation of what we perceive through the forms of sensitivity ( space and time ) and the categories of the understanding, resulting in " 34 phenomenon; opposed to the " 34 numeno;. The phenomenon is the reality perceived by me, spaced, temporalizada and categorized by me. The numeno is the reality which is unknown to us. "Phenomenon " it comes from the Greek verb fainomai meaning to manifest itself: " what manifests "

  
sincronizado
  40

Word of Greek origin: ( without: with and chronos: time ) that means " at the same time 34. It is that acts at the same time as another or others, according to a plan previously programmed.

  
fuerdes
  23

Old English is, shortening of fueredes by deletion of the first " and " interconsonantica ( 41 syncopation; by phonetic facility, equivalent to our future imperfect subjunctive in second person plural, then, of the verb go. This word appears in the mystical poetry of San Juan de la Cruz, " the spiritual Canticle of the soul " which reads as follows: " would where you hid, beloved, / and left me with a groan? / as the deer leave / having wounded. / left after ti crying and already were gone. / shepherds, which fuerdes / back in the flocks to the hillock, / if by chance vierdes / to whoever I want, / tell him that I adolezco, toil and die... "

  
eje terrestre
  23

It is an imaginary line that runs from the North Pole to the South Pole and on her land develops its rotational movement, this imaginary line is not perpendicular to the plane of its movement of travel around the Sun but that it has a penchant, already known by the Chinese from the 1,104 year astronomers a. d. C., 23,43 degrees, which makes the rays of the Sun not affect in the same way upon the Earth in its orbit around Sun

  
presagió
  29

It is the third person singular of the past perfect simple ( indefinite ) indicative of the verb portend ( prae: forward, forward and sagio sagis sagire: have good nose ): have good nose ahead. Bode means therefore to anticipate or guess that something will happen in the future, noting these indications. However these signs can be rational or based on experience or common sense or can be based simply on superticiosas ideas, as they used to the Roman priests auguries, then politicians would consult those who frequently and predicted the future by flight or the singing of the birds. So they talked about good or bad omen depending on which birds crossed the sky from left to right or from right to left. In the towns of Castilla y León there is a bird called alcaraban or pernil ( burhinus oedicnemus ) that at dusk it crosses the sky emitting a sound that some considered ominous, since they interpret that he says: " die 34, " die " and it is that we have inherited many things from Rome.

  
palingesica
  28

palingesica is incorrectly written, and should be written as "palingenesica" as meaning:
Feminine adjective of palingenesis from Greek palin: again, again and genesis: origin, birth, which therefore means " born again ". It is the idea of Eastern religions of reincarnation: living things are born, live and die and return to birth. The human soul is reincarnated in different bodies until definitive incorporation into everything that came up. This idea, not provable in philosophy called " eternal return " (Nietzsche ). Also, Hegel argued that human history was a series of cycles that were repeated in different time.

  
gastroparesia
  23

Medical term of Greek etymology: ( gaster gone: stomach and paresis pareseos: weakening ) that means weakness or partial paralysis of the stomach. Perhaps because the nerve signals fail correctly, the stomach not performs well your contractions by what food it takes to pass into the small intestine too much slowing digestion.

  
erundina
  22

Own well pretty woman's name, of Germanic origin, fallen into disuse and that means " which is good wife ". Statistics say that in Spain there are more than 2,000 women who have this name and are concentrated in the Northwest area of the peninsula: Galicia and Asturias area.

  
pteridologia
  31

Pteridologia is incorrectly written, and should be written as "pteridologia" as meaning:
Word's Greek etymology: ( pteris pteridos: fern and logos: study, ) which means study of ferns. It is a part of Botany that studies ferns and related cryptogam plants.

  
almagana de carpinteria
  21

almagana of carpentry is incorrectly written and should be written as "carpentry almagana" being its meaning:
It is a tool of stone which is called also squaring, maza, marra, sledgehammer, hammer...that consists of a very heavy iron mallet and a long wooden handle assembled in it and which serves to split stones, nailing streaks iron wedges, or knocking the chunks to make them smaller. Also used in woodworking to embed larger iron wedges which make splitting wood in wood

  
subtracto
  33

subtracto is incorrectly written and it should be written as "substrate or substrate" being its meaning:
Latin Etymology: substratum, past participle of substerno which means spread, cover, cover: " what is extended under 34. It is the layer or level which is below another or others constituting its basis, in which the other levels are supported. This word is applicable to all the semantic fields; linguists, gardeners, geologists, chemists, biologists use it...

  
mamarquia
  16

It is a popular way of naming the monarchy among the sectors who prefer the Republic and advocating the need for a referendum so the people decide who is the head of State.

  
pusilamine
  36

pusilamine is incorrectly written, and should be written as "coward" being its meaning:
It comes from the latin " pusillanimis pusillus animis " ( soul small, petty ) as opposed to " magnus animis " ( 41 great soul;. Etymologically it means of petty, little magnanimous spirit. Subsequently its meaning evolved to " coward, Miss value and willingness to confront the difficulties of life, fearful, timid, timid ".

  
quienes son los predestinados
  53

According to the popular philosophy, the predestined are designated by the destination to do, enjoy or suffer what happens to us in life. What is the destination?. According to some, does not exist. According to others, it is a force blind all controls it and goes even beyond the will of God or gods. According to others, it is the will of God or the gods that is projected in the universe as a designed plan that necessarily takes place. Then what happens with human freedom?. What we do is already decided and scheduled or we decide it? This is the eternal philosophical problem of " freedom or determinism " I to my former students were told that we can not prove that we are free, but we do have some indications that indicate us, such as: the psychological consciousness that we can choose, the moral conscience that compels us to act in a certain direction, (Kant ) and the existence of laws and punishments provided for by the society in which we live. So we are probably free in our actions always counting on the circumstances, we do not always control, space, time, culture, economy...Predestination also has a religious meaning for believers, especially in Protestantism, in the sixteenth century, on the forecast of the beyond: personal wealth was a sign of be predestined to eternal salvation. Is it for this reason by which Protestant countries have traditionally been richer than Catholic countries?

  






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