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black hat: It's English, and literally translates as "black hat". He is actually a category of hacker who went to the dark side and became a cracker, using his computer skills to commit crimes. The name is taken from westerns ("films about the American Wild West") where good cowboys wore white hats and bad black hats. See cybercrime .
absalón o absalom: See Absalom or its variant Absalom .
absalom o absalón: See Absalom or its variant Absalom .
exégesis o exegesis: See exegesis , or , exegesis .
exegesis o exégesis: See exegesis , or , exegesis .
deteriorarse o inutilizarse algo: See disable , deteriorate , something .
workaholic: It is a neologism that unites the word 'work' with 'alcoholic', in the very lax sense of 'addict', to name a 'workaholic'.
mujer-madre: They are two concepts united with a script and that here are out of context. See woman , mother .
tuyo-mío: See yours , mine .
hombre-guerrero: They are two concepts united with a script and that here are out of context. See man , warrior .
perfume-colonia: See perfume, cologne.
anti-evo: This 'anti-Evo' is another of the few cases where a prefix must be separated from the noun or adjective it modifies because it is a proper noun, and cannot be lowercase. If they were joined they would form a word camelcase (which is case-sensitive), which in Spanish is an error. Of course, they are separated with a space, never with a hyphen, and it should be "anti Evo (Morales?)." See evomoraliano .
qanodiano: It may refer to something "relating to QAnon or to a supporter of his ideas" .
cortazariano: Relative to the work or style of the writer Julio Cortázar .
aura: 1º_ Genus of birds . See urubú . 2º_ In poetic language it is a breeze. It has a remote Greek origin in the word 945; 949; 953; 957; ( áein "blow" ) . 3º_ By a certain relationship with the previous one, it is a supposed supernatural halito that surrounds living beings and takes their forms. It is said especially of the halo or brightness that emanates from the divine beings. 4º_ By the above, it is used in medicine to name a phenomenon by which a person with an amputated limb can "feel it" as if it still had it (as if a halo of the limb capable of generating sensations) was maintained. It is also called aura to the brightness or any previous sensation that perceives a patient of epilepsy before suffering a crisis. 5º_ Campera way of saying "now" .
áureo: 1º_ Relative to gold, to its yellow colour. 2º_ Relative to the aura ( "halo" ) .
deschavetado: 1º_ As an adjective is "who loses the chaveta (rivet, pin)", figuratively is who loses control of his acts. See deranged . 2º_ Participle of the verb deschavetar .
desquiciado: 1º_ As an adjective is "who loses the quicio" , which does not refer only literally to the gate or the shutter that jump from the hinge, but figuratively to the one who loses control of his acts. See deschavetado . 2º_ Participle of the verb desquiciar .
ciberladrones: Plural of cyberladron .
litotes: Plural of litote (rhetorical figure). See also lítote .