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brincacharcos: I want to believe that it's not a spy from an advertising agency because if you do this to promote yourself it has to be muuuy trout. It can be a colloquial way to call pants that are short, well above the ankles; as if they were rolled up their arms so as not to wet them when jumping a puddle. It could also be the Latin Spanish version of the English puddlejumper, a name with which they renamed a few small ships of the Stargate universe (sci-fi series and films for film and television) capable of jumping through the stellar portals, whose representation of the event horizon resembles a puddle.
pogo: It is a type of dance with jumps, nudes and clash of bodies typical of musical genres such as punk or hardcore, among others. The name comes from the English pogo stick, a short stilt-shaped toy with a suspension or spring on the foot, which serves to jump while maintaining balance over it. Although originally PoGo was a brand, an acronym for the surnames of its manufacturers Max Pohlig and Ernst Gottschall.
comunicate: Pronominal form for the second (as 'vos' ) person in singular imperative for the verb comunicar .
percatate: Pronominal form for the second (as 'vos' ) person in singular imperative for the verb percatar .
cuidate: Pronominal form of the second singular person (such as "vos") of the imperative for the verb care.
fúgate: Pronominal form of the second (as 'you' ) person in singular of the imperative for the verb fugar .
recatate: Pronominal form for the second (as 'vos' ) person in singular imperative for the verb recatar . View verbs/rescue .
apretarse el cinturón: Tighten the belt more. It is said when there is a shortage of goods for subsistence and daily life or the means to obtain them, such as an allusion to losing weight by having to eat less. It is to make a drastic reduction in expenses, where "tightening" better expresses the idea than "adjusting".
tela de seda sin brillo: See fabric, silk, glitter, gro .
sin cuernos: See without, horn, cuttle, mocho, desmogue, moton.
gobierno de mujeres: View government, woman, gynecology, matriarchy.
no promovida: View No , Promoted, Promote, Hindered, Degraded, Prevented.
sin ningún costo: View without, no, cost, free, free.
muy grande: See very, big, vast, huge, gigantic.
olor desagradable: See smell, unpleasant, tufo, railing, stench.
no saber: See no , know , ignore .
dejar hacer: See leave, do, laissez faire.
poniente punto cardinal: See West, Cardinal Point, West, West, Sunset.
cristo jesús: See Christ, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Crismon, Cristus, Christian.
cristo: Christ is the adjective placed to Jesus, Son of God in the Christian tradition, so he is also often called Jesus Christ. It comes from the Greek 935; 961; 953; 963; 964; 959; 962; (Christós "Anointed [to be King]" ).