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poder: 1o_ As a noun is power, vigour, strength, capacity; that can be used to guide, govern, or subjugate. From the low Latin potere ( "power" ) . 2o_ As a verb indicates that you have the ability and the means to do something. From Latin possum ( "being able" ) .
empantanamiento: Get bogged down, make a swamp or swamp; by extension and figuratively, is to get stuck in a situation while trying to get out.
lo último: See last .
contar faroles: See count, bluff (in his sense of "lie, exaggeration" ) .
tente en pie: It's actually already lexicalized as a snack.
poner firmes: See put on, sign.
no se puede: See no ( denial ), power ( verb ) .
murmullo vesicular conservado: It is the vesicular murmur that is considered normal in pulmonary auscultation.
penacho de plumas: See plume, pen.
rocha argentina: See rocha , Argentinian , rust , rocho , welt .
tilde o acento: See tilde , accent.
acento y tilde: See accent, tilde.
conectores textuales: See connector , textual .
polarización política: See Polarization , Policy .
animales vertebrados: See animal, vertebrate, vertebra .
heces fecales: So, it's a pleonasm. As they are in plural, I recommend seeing hez, faecal .
la celestina: "La Celestina" is the popular name for the novel "Tragicomedia de Calisto y Melibea", written by Fernando de Rojas towards the end of the 15th century; where the celestine character is the one who goes through almost the entire plot.
platero y yo: "Platero y yo" is a lyrical narration written by the Spanish Nobel laureate Juan Ramón Jiménez Mantecón, about childhood experiences with his donkey Platero; although the play was not intended for children.
polarización: Identification or marking in a sign, value, or address for something that in principle has only two and opposites. View pole, polar, polarize, multipolar.
pechero: Relative to the chest, in any of its meanings; as a bib that covers the breast of the babies or shell that covers the chest of the horses, and also who pays a breast tribute. From this last Spanish voice comes the 'pechero' lunfardo as someone who is dedicated to pechar, manguear, to ask or take money (there is also synonym pechador, but it also has other meanings).