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Spanish Open dictionary by John Rene Plaut



John Rene Plaut
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Accepted meanings115324
Obtained votes1507
Votes by meaning0.0113935
Inquiries4525872
Queries by meaning3913935
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artilugio tecnológico
  32

TECHNOLOGICAL CONTRAPTION A convoluted mechanism that is built through the application of electronic technology.

  
homoerótico receptivo
  36

HOMOEROTIC RECEPTIVE homosexual person who has a preference for being penetrated vaginally, anally or orally.

  
canuco
  53

CANUCO in dominican republic: term used pra refer to a person with gray hair, either partially or totally.

  
ojitos pispiretos
  550

OJITOS PISPIRETOS misspelling by OJITOS PIZPIRETOS; PIZPIRETA/E] is that cheerful woman, light of blood, more vien flirtata than sensual. In Chile and Argentina pispireta is erroneously spelled. It refers to bright, cheerful expressive eyes, which convey flirting.

  
difenil
  36

DIPHENYL organic compound with two groups phenyl or phenyl . Phenyl is a molecule of benzene, which has 6 aromos of Carbon and 6 of Hydrogen, to which a hydrogen atom has been replaced. In the case, for example, in diphenyl ether both phenyls are bridged with an oxygen molecule, which replaces a hydrogen in each benzene.

  
confiscatoriedad
  29

CONFISCATION QUALITY of confiscatory that confiscates or expropriates an asset.

  
barraquito
  34

BARRAQUITO in Spain: sweet alcoholic drink typical of the Canary Islands, containing 4 layers of ingredients of different colors and densities, which keeps them separate and give showiness to the drink. The bottom layer is condensed milk, on which goes the liqueur 43 (because it contains 43 ingredients), then a layer of espresso and above a layer of sparkling milk.

  
taxibusero
  34

TAXIBUSERO A person who owns one or more taxibuses or who drives a taxibus.

  
nanociencia
  57

NANOSCIENCE science related to nanotechnology and the manipulation of materials on a microscopic scale or nanometers .

  
solanesco
  36

SOLANESCO relative or belonging to the Spanish lyric poet and painter José Gutiérrez Solana Madrid, in the way he said, wrote, painted or did something. Interestingly it refers to his second surname, and not, as usual, to the first and main. Maybe because gutierresco sounds chabacano and less elegant.

  
tortuga de patas rojas
  56

RED-FOOTED TURTLE Chelonoidis carbonaria terrestrial species native to savannas and forests, from Panama to the Guianas, Brazil and Paraguay. In Venezuela and Colombia it is morrocoy or morrocoy sababera. It is had as a pet, having to feed it 50% of various vegetables, because if you get used to a food you will reject the rest. Fruits are part of their nutrition but on a small scale because sugars are harmful to them. They require a lot of calcium and their deficiency can be observed in their shell which becomes pointed. They should be provided with water because they produce little saliva to swallow.

  
corbinita
  33

CORBINITA misspelling by corvinite, cilus gilberti diminutive of CORVINA, of whose species Chile has the best in the world. It is prepared fried, grilled, cooked, roasted, buttered or baked. Abundant in northern Chile

  
seventies
  37

SEVENTIES anglicism to express oneself on the SEVENTIES or in the SEVENTY-SO YEARS of a person

  
war room
  38

WAR ROOM anglicism by WAR ROOM . 1 . The high commands of the army have rooms of tactical planning of incursions, battles and campaigns with all the technological facilities of the moment. I said that the Pentagon's war room has nothing to do with Hitler's, although the concept is the same. 2 . A war room or social media war room, SOCIAL MEDIA WAR ROOM, concept taken from the above meaning, is a planned marketing process in which at least 10 people are participating. It is a working model with which a campaign or message is covered with the aim of maximizing and making the operation profitable. A social media war room can be used for various marketing events, such as launching new products or services, defending or attacking the press and negative messages, defining business metrics or spreading noise on networks regarding an event or milestone to be held. To be able to measure hashtags, keywords, sentiment, response, trends and detect influencer messages early, it is essential to have intellingence platforms that allow the brand to execute a powerful and active listening and be able to make measurements in real time. Some synonyms, words or similar expressions can be social media war room

  
albo- a
  43

ALBO- To See ALBO

  
albo
  45

ALBO name given to the team and the hicha of the Chilean football club of first division Colo-Colo, champion of the Copa Libertadores of 1991.

  
silpat
  37

SILPAT contraction of SILICONE MAT, brand name of a silicone sheet from Sasa Demarle Inc. , MANUFACTURED IN FRANCE , USED FOR BAKING BISCUITS , AND IN THE PRODUCTION OF SWEETS AND CANDIES , SO THAT FAT OR BUTTER PAPER IS NOT REQUIRED TO AVOID ADHESIONS .

  
gremopesto
  23

GREMOPRESTO Italian sauce based on combining the ingredients of PESTO with those of GREMOLATA

  
rebú
  41

REBÚ in Spain: Acronym of Special Regimen of Used Goods . VAT on used items, such as cars. 2 . Possible grammatical error due to RE BÚS . , refuses , disposal . REBUS , in Latin , means one thing for the other , and is used in many languages for the game of converting images into phrases that correspond to the translation of those symbols (methodology that originally gave rise to the written word )

  
marañita rastrojito
  49

MARAÑITA RASTROJITO in Colombia : REBUSQUE , casual work , small in Chile : pololo , informal short work 2 . Diminutive of TANAÑA , alms . In Chile MARAÑO is the act of tangleing: grabbing, plundering, looting

  






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