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- wannabe
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It is not Spanish but English, but wannabe (Uanabí "imitator") is used in our language as a mockery for the tilingos, the "aspirational" who pretend to be of a higher social class, and who usually admire the American way of life (where it is spoken in English; I say, in case it needs to be clarified). It's a contraction of the phrase want to be. See threaded ass.
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- bandolero
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A person who is part of a criminal gang, or a political side or party. In Colombia, a group of people who consider themselves despicable and vulgar. It means crowd, crowd, mob, plebs, mass, vulgo, horde. It was also the name that was given long ago to a type of guerrillas or bandits in Colombia. It also means gang member, criminal, criminal, bandit.
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- bandido
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In Colombia fugitive, a criminal who is part of a gang and who commits many crimes. Outlaw, criminal, evildoer, robber, bandit, facineroso, criminal. thief.
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- delincuente
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Person who acts against the law and the established norms. person who commits crimes. Delinquent, transgressor, ruffian, thug, assailant, outlaw, malandrín, rogue, bandit, evildoer.
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- delincuencia
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Group of people who are engaged in crime. Persons acting against the law and established norms. People who commit crimes. Criminals, transgressors, ruffians, thugs, assailants, outlaws, thugs, scoundrels, bandits, evildoers.
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- majadería
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It means silly, pendejada. Act carried out by the majadero. Foolishness, the work of the fool. made without relevance or value. Folly.
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- insensato
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A person without judgment is called foolish, who says incoherent things and without reason. Mequetrefe, foolish, stupid, idiotic, unconscious, inconsistent, badulaque, majadero. It is also in some parts crazy, foolish, reckless, foolish, soggy, crazy, crazy.
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- descabellado
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It means illogical, crazy, foolish, crazy. It refers to something that lacks judgment or sanity. Absurd, crazy, eccentric. Shaved, bald, allopecic.
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- descabellada
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It goes outside of judgment and reason. Crazy, crazy, illogical, crazy, foolish, foolish.
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- inculturacion
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Ignorance of a culture to which it is integrating. The process by which a person acquires a culture that they do not know and to which they are integrating. Acceptance of a new rules that were unknown to him.
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- aculturación
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It is a process of learning from each other from different cultures or different peoples from different cultures who are in permanent contact. It is a process of harmonization between different cultures that are in contact. For the Catholic Church, a process of evangelization mixed with elements of American or African cultures. Process of adaptation between different cultures.
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- abjazo,a-
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Abkhaz can also be used. It means natural of the "Land of Mortals". It is the name of the native of a territory located in the southwest of the Caucasus and that calls itself independent, with Sukhumi as its capital. It is recognized as a country by only five nations (Russia, Syria, Venezuela, Nicaragua and Neuru). It is considered an Autonomous Republic by Georgia (to which it belongs) and is thus recognized by the rest of the International Community.
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- frústula
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Hard, porous outer layer of phytoplankton or diatom algae. Outer layer of teak. Its basic constitution is silica.
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- mojina
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It is the same as mojino or mojí. It means black, jet, very dark in color (it is derogatory) . In Ecuador it means hypocrite, liar, trickster. It is also the name of a curd cake. It is made in a casserole and its main ingredients are breadcrumbs, cheese, eggplant and honey. Other ingredients can be added to it. The word has an Arabic origin, as does the preparation.
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- zihuamut
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It is also called zic or zik, Ziguamonte, zihuamonte or zihuamut, zedenchó. It is the name of a typical dish of Chiapas, in Mexico. It is the name of a stew or cooked venison or beef, with tomato, guajillo chili, onion, holy herb, garlic and epazote.
- ecografía transvaginal
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Transvaginal ultrasound is a photograph or image achieved with an ultrasound scanner that emits low-frequency ultrasound. There are two types of gynecological ultrasounds: vaginal (transvaginal) and abdominal. Both types of scans can be done in 2D, 3D or 4D.
- baleira
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BALEIRA fem . de BALEIRO, in Galician 'vacío' BALEIRO is the first single by Leticia Rey.
- polirracial
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POLYRACIAL of multiple races
- opinador
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OPINIONATOR who opines, especially if he is a professional. Opinologist
- prefijo fomo
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PREFIX FOMO Fomo is not a prefix, but FONO and that in Greek means 'sound', as in phonograph, phonoaudiologist, phonology. However FOMO is an English acronym and anglicism derived from 'fear of missing out' an increasingly frequent psychological pathology that consists of a sick fear of missing an event where others have fun and one is left out. Neologisms such as fomoconcerts, fomoeventos, fomofiestas could be constructed, alluding to more specific pathologies.
- ligonas
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LIGONAS f . pl. of LIGÓN, man who flirts easily and frequently.
- perturbaciones
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DISTURBANCES pl . of DISTURBANCE, output from normality, anomaly
- retagila
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RETAGILA error by RETAHILA, a long series of immaterial events, which occur one after another.
- birota
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BIROTA in Dominican Republic suffering, mistreatment. In Mexico, birote is a baguette-shaped bread that is baked until golden, but has a greater consistency and different flavor.
- lactalbúmina
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LACTALBUMIN Lactalbumin is a protein present in mammalian whey and is particularly high in concentration in human milk. Its function is to synthesize lactose by regulating the enzyme galactosyl transferase mammary
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- hipoxia
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It means lack or decrease of oxygen in the cells. It means lack of oxygen for proper breathing.
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- interfono
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It means internal communication apparatus, which can be inside the same building or in an airplane. Internal intercom, internal telephone or cytophone.
- suanpan
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suanpan- refers to the type of abacus divided into two parts, one upper, with two beads worth five points and one lower, with five beads worth one point each.
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- citófono
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It is an intercom system or apparatus within the same building or closed telephone circuit. Intercom that exists between the gate of a building and each of the apartments.
- la superba
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The Superba- refers to a star whose official name was approved on August 10, 2018, located in the constellation Canes Venatici-
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- aquaplaning
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It is an Anglicism. In Spanish you can use aquaplanaje or aquaplanaje. It is the uncontrolled displacement or slippage of a vehicle (or its landing gear), over an existing layer of water on a runway or track, usually asphalted.
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- nauru
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The name of an island and a country (state) of Micronesia. Name of the language spoken on that island. Its capital is Yaren.
- liburnia
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liburnia-ancient vessel, typical of the Dalmatian coast, its origin dates back several centuries, being the primitive exclusively rowing, they were used in piracy and then, they were adopted by the Roman navy-
- flor azulflor o caángay
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blueflower flower or caángay-it is a species of herbaceous plant, annual, of the Asteraceae family, about 70 cm high, very toxic, considered a weed, native to South America; it has opposite leaves, small pink or white flowers of nauseating smell, becoming a weed of the tropical areas of the world-It is used medicinally as an antibacterial or antiarthritic, also, for its essential oils, it is used in cosmetics; is toxic to mammals-
- ballena, ceto
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Whale, Keto- refers to a constellation located in the cosmic zoneEquatorial-
- art déco
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Art Deco ( pr . Art Deco) is an artistic and especially design movement that was very popular in the 1920s and 1930s. It is of French origin, and the movement considered itself "modernist"; only in the 1960s was it baptized art deco as a reduction of art décoratif ("decorative art"). It does not have a Spanish version, is written like any foreign voice and is pronounced just as in French.
- café-concert
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It is a place for sale and consumption of drinks (just, like a café, pub or bar) that also offers a concert or theater show. It is a voice taken from French, where it is also known as café-chantant ("café singer").
- cover
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It is English, but it is used in Spanish. In music it is said of a new version for a theme or song already published previously by another artist. It comes from the English recover ("recover"), for "to bring back a forgotten song".
- née
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Although used in Spanish, née is the feminine of the French né ("born"). It has the same use as "with the birth name of . . . ", obviously to add in this case the real name after the nickname, pseudonym or nickname of a woman, but especially after the married name, to settle the maiden name in a writing.
- né
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Although used in Spanish, né is a French word meaning "born". We only find it as a way of expressing "with the birth name of . . . " , following a nickname, pseudonym, or nickname, and before mentioning the real or birth name. In a woman née ("born") is used. See aka, alias, ( a ) .
- wannabe
4
It is not Spanish but English, but wannabe (Uanabí "imitator") is used in our language as a mockery for the tilingos, the "aspirational" who pretend to be of a higher social class, and who usually admire the American way of life (where it is spoken in English; I say, in case it needs to be clarified). It's a contraction of the phrase want to be. See threaded ass.
- joystick
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It is an English word that is used in Spanish and is not yet Castilianized, and names a computer control peripheral consisting of a lever with movement in several directions that are read and interpreted by a program. It is used especially for games, and the word is formed by the voices joy ("fun") and stick ("stick, stick").
- iceberg
4
Large mass of polar ice floating in the sea, although most of its volume is underwater. Spanish takes it from English, with the same spelling and pronunciation (áisberg), but has a Germanic origin from the Danish ijs ("ice") berg ("mountain, elevation of terrain").
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- monarquía
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State or territory whose regent is a Monarch. Government of the Monarch, Government of a Prince who assumes by inheritance, election or designation. Government that takes place between nobles or descendants who belong to the nobility.
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- monachia
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It is the name given in Latin to the German city of Munich. Name given in Latin to an asteroid in honor of the city of Munich (Germany).
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- encetar
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It means start, start, open, start. It can also mean ulcerating, sore, scraping, hurting or nibbling, biting, cutting. Encentar .
- travolta
4
John Travolta, is an actor, singer, musician, dancer, film producer, record producer, and also pilot, of American origin.
- grasa en inglés
4
Fat, is a word of Spanish origin that in English translates: grease . Grease is the name of a musical film released in 1978, starring John Travolta and Olivia Newton.
- de cuerpito gentil
4
Tell yourself who doesn't bring anything to a meeting, event, trip, etc.
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