Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

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Value Position Position 2 2 Accepted meanings 15247 2 Obtained votes 125 2 Votes by meaning 0.01 7 Inquiries 443456 3 Queries by meaning 29 7 Feed + Pdf

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que es longitud: It's a poorly done and worst-written query. View length .
la palabra antropogonico: See word, anthropogonic.
que es demagogo: See demagogue .
47: And now the numbers are finished because they are infinite! In the scallat the 47 (forty-seven) is "the dead one", so they did not start well.
de qué hacen la gelatina?: I am sorry to say that the query is poorly done because at least it has no misspellings (the omission of the ''is' understandable if it is going to stop at a URL). But we are in a dictionary and not in iaju ansuer, a look at gelatin was enough.
que significa chirisiqui: See chirisiqui , or better quechua/chirisiki .
que significa gualtrapa: See what, mean, gualtrapa, and since we are also gualdrapa.
platija pez teleosteo marino anacanto: It seems that Maria estela gonzalez mistook the dictionary for a search engine. See flounder, fish, teleosteo, marine, anacanto.
sano: 1st_ Adjective for those who are not sick, who are healthy; it's also said what's whole and without breakage. 2o_ First singular person of this indicative of the verb sanar . See verbs/healthy .
específico: As an adjective it is something characteristic and precise. As a noun is a medicinal preparation for a given ailment, in particular.
misántropo: In a social sense, a 'misanthrope' is the one who rejects contact with other humans, mainly out of hatred or contempt. It comes to us from the French misanthrope (it is the name they give to a character in a drama by Molyre), but it has already been used in other works of classical Greek written as 956; 953; 963; 945; 957; 952; 961; 969; 960; 959; 962; ( misanthropos), consisting of 956; 953; 963; 949; 969; ( miséo "hate, rejection") 945; 957; 952; 961; 969; 960; 959; 962; ( anthropos "man or human as a species") . See also misogynistic, philanthropist.
solar: 1o_ Relative to the sun (in its meaning and qualities of star) . 2nd_ Relative to the ground, as a large and clear floor or site. 3o_ By the previous one, as verb is "do a screed".
maestro: Who is best prepared to teach. Educator. By extension it is said to be the fittest in any field, from which you can take example or to follow (as a conductor). It comes from the Latin magister, derived from magis ( "more than , mayor" ). See magistrate, magistrate, minister.
spexit: Contraction of 'Spain exit' (in English 'exit from Spain'), by the movement seeking the withdrawal of Spain from the Eurozone. See Brexit .
corderoy: It is widely used in American countries as a corduroy, although at least in Argentina it is one with a characteristic fabric, forming parallel laces. It comes from the English 'corduroy', which is not for 'corde du roy'.
malianteo: Musical style, close to rap, with urban, street affairs, and although by name it does not seem so, not necessarily about criminals or criminals.
kiada: Exaggeration, itry to look like someone who is not, insolent behavior. It is used in some cities in Spain, and although I do not have the etymology, it occurs to me that it may have a common origin with quia.
ridiculez: It has ridiculous character (in its concept of risible).
shiome: Vesre del lunfardo rioplatense mishio.
despreciadas: 1st_ Female plural of the adjective despised . 2o_ Plural female form of the participle of the verb despise .