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sinfonía: It is the set of sounds of musical instruments arranged in a piece so that they sound accordingly, like a composition. It is also the generic name by which the same work is known. It comes from the Greek voices 963; 965; 957; (syn "union") 966; 969; 957; 951; ( fooné "voice, sound, speech" ) .
tipludo: It looks ugly, but it can be an adjective for someone with a tiple (high register) voice. Maybe any high-pitched sound.
hexacorde: Six-note musical chord. It is also the name of a six-sound musical scale created by Guido D'Arezzo in the eleventh century as a guide for singers. See prefix hexa- , hexachord .
libro verde: 1º_ The Green Book consists of three volumes written by Libyan President Muammar Gaddafi between 1975 and 1981, in the manner of Mao's Red Book, detailing his political and philosophical thought. 2º_ In Spain is known as 'Green Book' to each defamatory publication of the different noble lineages, which began to appear in the seventeenth century as a mockery of other books that were dedicated to inventing genealogies flattering religious and nobles. See Blue Book, Black Book, White Book.
libro negro: 1º_ It is the name by which the Sonderfahndungsliste G was known. B . ( sonderfajndungliste gui bii "special search list G . B . " ), a book containing the names of citizens of Great Britain who would be imprisoned immediately after the Nazi invasion of those islands with the German victory (which did not occur) in World War II. 2º_ It was also called 'Black Book' to the one published under the auspices of the Jewish Antifascist Committee and that gathers the testimonies of the crimes of the Nazi army against the Russian Jews. The full name is The Black Book about the evil extermination of the Jews by the German Nazi invaders in the provisionally occupied regions of the USSR and in the death camps in Poland during the 1941-1945 war. 3º_ Le Livre noir du communisme : Crimes, terreur, répression ("The Black Book of Communism: Crimes, Terror and Repression", 1997) is a publication of the National Center for Scientific Research, of France. It denounces the crimes committed in communist countries against their own people. This motivated the emergence of the Livre noir du capitalisme ("Black Book of Capitalism", Gilles Perrault, 1998) as a form of response, describing the damage caused by capitalism to humanity. 4º_ Libro negro de la segunda tyranny is a pamphlet published in Argentina in 1958 by the government of the Revolución Libertadora as propaganda against the overthrown Peronist government. 5º_ Il libro nero (Nuovo diario di Gog) ("The Black Book", Giovanni Papini, 1951) is the continuation of the fantasy novel Gog. 6º_ Black Book is each of the volumes of notes prior to Jung's Red Book. See Blue Book, White Paper, Green Book.
libro rojo: 1º_ The Red Book, by Mao Zedong (Supreme Leader of the People's Republic of China from 1949 to 1976) is the name by which the book 27611 is known; 35486; 37636; ( Mao Yukulú "Quotes from Mao" ) where his speeches and quotations referring to Maoist communism are collected. It was required reading and a source of reference for other writers, who were required to include at least one such quotation in their own works. 2º_ The Red Book of Carl Gustav Jung (psychologist, psychiatrist and one of the fathers of psychoanalysis) is a manuscript with illustrations by the author written in the first half of the twentieth century but published only in the first decade of the twenty-first century. It contains a more careful stylish summary of the so-called Black Books, where he took notes after his visions and contacts with beings that were represented in his imagination (Elijah and Salome) to guide him on a path of spirituality. The name is a literal translation of the German Rote Buch, as the volume was bound with red leather covers. See Blue Book, Green Book, Black Book, White Paper.
libro blanco: As with Blue Book (and some other colors) is a generic name for publications descriptive of a cultural, social, political or diplomatic situation, offered by an authorized entity for information. In many cases they are referred to as "white reports". See Blue Book, Green Book, Black Book, Red Book.
trotsko: It is a reduced way of saying "Trotskyist".
abecé: 1º_ It is a reduced form of alphabet ("alphabet"). It is also said of the book or primer with the rudiments to learn to read and write. 2º_ By the previous one, it is a way of naming the basic knowledge of an art or a science, the elementary thing that must be known about them before practicing them. See abc.
expo: Apocope of exhibition ("thematic sample"). In trademarks or trade names it is usually used as if it were a prefix.
deco: It is an apocope for decoration, or for decoder (especially the setbox for watching TV). See also art deco .
progre: Apocope of progressive ( in the political, social, cultural sense, . . . ) ; At one point it also referred to "progressive music", but it was never used much.
bróker: It is the Spanish form for English / broker ("financial operator on commission").
desbarasar: It is a Gallicism for "raising the table, removing the crockery after a meal". It has its origin in the phrase débarrasser la table ("free the table").
doxear: It is a Spanglish that comes from the English doxing ("exhibition of other people's documents without authorization") used as a verb for a common practice among hackers and crackers, but also in users of social networks, to make public documents or information that is private or sensitive, and end up harming someone. The word dox is a popular variant of docs, an abbreviation for documents. See english/doxing .
londrestán: It is the Spanish version of the anglicism Londonistan ("area of London with majority of Muslim inhabitants").
muaré: It is the Spanish version of the French moiré ("with the appearance of mourn, of pressed fiber") which is a fabric with a fabric that produces shine effects with different waters depending on where you look at it, and by extension any design that creates that same illusion. It probably comes from the English mohair, a fiber made from the hair of the Angora goat.
ídem: 'Idem' is a pronoun and adverb that is used as "the same". It is a Castilianization of the Latin idem, with equal pronunciation and meaning. Its abbreviation is id. .
damístico: Concerning the game of checkers, its rules, tournaments, . . .
lingüístico: Concerning the language ("language") or the task of a linguist. From Latin lingua, ae ("language") the suffix -ista the suffix -ico.