Spanish Open dictionary by Inés Merino García

Inés Merino García
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	Value	Position
Position	15	15
Accepted meanings	641	15
Obtained votes	7	25
Votes by meaning	0.01	21
Inquiries	25289	14
Queries by meaning	39	21
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minibocado: As its name suggests they are small portions that are eaten in one bite. Its size allows you to eat it at once and hence its name. They can also be called pintxos or small caps.
riff: Musically speaking he refers to a phrase that is often repeated in a song.
blanco- ca: It is one of the colors that represents purity, cleanliness, clarity and peace. It is an adjective that also serves to define someone who has pale skin or the one who is of that color.
acreaje: In the Castilian language there is no meaning to acreage. Acreage will have been said to refer to an area of acres, with the acre being an English measure equivalent to 40 areas.
multilatino: A term coined to define those companies or activities that develop or have a presence in more than two Latin American countries.
tontitop: A term that will pretend in a funny tone to refer to the ranking of people with few lights or fools.
hegúmeno: It is not already collected in the dictionary of the Royal Academy of the Spanish Language, although among modern Greeks they were named after the superior of a monastery or convent.
first user: Anglilicism meaning in Spanish first user, the first to use something.
plato estrella: It is the main course or the typical dish that a restaurant makes. It is the dish of food for which that place is best known and for which it has sometimes become famous or well known, being the appeal par excellence to customers.
desinformativo: It does not exist as such a word recognized in the SAR but it is a neologism to define what lacks information, which does not inform or is ignorant.
quote: Anglilicism that comes to mean in Spanish quote , quote , estimate .
brinner: Us-born neologism that refers to dinner which is typical of breakfast. In fact the word comes from the union of the English word breakfast, from which the br is taken, and which means breakfast, and from the English word dinner, from which it is taken -inner and means dinner. Cereals, pancakes, cookie milk would be an example of brinner.
antiinglés: That goes against all English and everything related to the British world in general. It is an adjective that is formed with the prefix anti that gives the word that meaning of the opposite or fight against the English.
taquicárdico: What causes tachycardia or acceleration of the heart rate. That which causes the heart to beat faster than normal.
pitecántropo: Neologism that was coined to define the human being who was the intermediate being or link between the monkey and man.
cerra el orto: Widely used expression in Argentina to silence the opponent in a very heated discussion. Although at first the expression seems to have more to do with the eschatological it turns out that in that country they use it to send silent, curious expression.
semiclausurar: Close a venue or half-place, not completely.
ultra nacionalista: The correct word is ultranationalist, that is, all together and comes to define that person who feels a radical and extreme devotion to his homeland, for his nation, being racist and xenophobic with the nationals of another country by being considered superior to the rest.
billionaire: English word meaning billionaire or billionaire, which is who owns property and economic resources worth billions.
ciberprotegerse: Neologism that comes to refer to the fact of protecting yourself on the network. It is also what we call cybersecurity which is the set of tools to protect the computer system from any cyber attack or hacking. Likewise, cyberprotection is essential today in general terms but in particular for minors who, while digital natives, are far from knowing the consequences and effects of misuse of technology and social media. Therefore, cyberprotection involves preventing and informing minors of possible problems that may occur in a digital environment that can be dangerous since harassment crimes can be committed or the well-known cyberbuylling or cyberbullying.