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Spanish Open dictionary by John Rene Plaut



John Rene Plaut
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Votes by meaning0.0113935
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Queries by meaning3913935
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socio íntimo
  25

INTIMATE PARTNER View INTIMATE PARTNER

  
socioliteraria
  28

SOCIOLITERARIA f . it could be, rather, literary SOCIOGRAM, a representative graphic of the characters participating in a book, inscribed in circles and connected by strokes with each other, according to their relationships described ad latere. The family tree is a form of sociogram.

  
flaite
  69

FLAITE I just want to add the etymological part, as the term has been well explained. It is an Anglicism derived from FLIGTHER, . Flying, in turn flight, flying, flying, with which it is also called in the United States to those who pass flown.

  
escardiendo
  39

ESCARDIENDO gerund of the verb ESCARDAR , to separate the good from the bad, especially referred to the value and not the material .

  
abdominoplastía
  37

ABDOMINOPLASTY cosmetic surgery of the abdomen to reduce excess skin and leave it firmer and thinner. It is largely a reduction in the volume of the middle and lower stomach.

  
pirulita
  34

PYRILITE diminutive of PIRULA , penis .

  
topones
  43

TOPONES pl . of TOPON, small encounter between people when crossing or small blow that has been given to a vehicle, either colliding with another vehicle or another object.

  
abba
  42

ABBA 1 . Swedish pop musical ensemble formed in 1972, whose name is an acronym derived from the initials of the 4 members: Agnetha Fältskog, Björn Ulvaeus, Benny Andersson, and Anni-Frid Lyngstad. They withdrew from the activity when both couples who had married, ended up separating. They were introduced. multimillion-dollar offers for 30 years and were always rejected. A turnaround came with the production of a film about the ensemble and, seeing the huge success, they finally returned in 2021, with the support of holography to produce their first new album called "Voyage", voyage, released in November 2021. 2 . Museum in Stockholm where you can see all the history, songs and memories of the group, and also have a Swedish beer for a very expensive 6 each (at least for me).

  
poscolonialismo
  35

POSTCOLONIALISM period and political, economic and social development of a society once it has become a country free from foreign colonization

  
finanzas
  42

FINANCE money management

  
langusiento
  90

LANGUSIENTO person who shows off gluttony, especially sweets.

  
torton
  48

TORTON spelling error by TORTÓN

  
tortón
  56

TORTÓN 1 . In Ecuador and Mexico: species of heavy truck from 4 to 26 tons. 2 . in Chile: augmentative derived from cake, large amount of money. The cake is the jackpot, the jackpot, the accumulated funds. The word torton is valid when it comes to a vehicle, probably because there is the torton brand

  
desmedidas
  57

EXCESSIVE f . and pl . of EXCESSIVE, exaggerated Some synonyms, words or similar expressions can be you have an excessive fear you should reassure yourself

  
equipos
  40

EQUIPMENT pl . of TEAM, set of people who act in an ordinated way to achieve a common goal. 2 . Machine or assembly of devices fulfilling a specific function for which they were created: generator equipment, emergency equipment

  
antiacademismo
  35

ANTI-ACADEMISM barbarism. An error by ANTIACADEMICISM. This entry is striking because academicism is a term related to artistic culture and, therefore, used by educated people. It follows, then, that neither an art critic, historian nor scholar is going to be confused, so it seems rather an error of those who select words for this dictionary.

  
decrementado
  43

DECREASED decreased in amount, antonym of INCREASED. Particupio past the verb DECREMENTAR

  
temerosas
  31

FEARFUL f . and pl . of FEARFUL, who is afraid, afraid

  
austeritaria
  39

AUSTERITARIA THAT IMPOSES AUSTERITY, restraint in spending or consumption,

  
pedróloga
  43

PEDROLOGIST f . of PEDROLOGIST, Person who sees the future of another reading what they tell him small stones that he throws like dice.

  






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