Spanish Open dictionary by John Rene Plaut

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hit up: HIT ( someone ) UP literally means to hit up; colloquially, contact
independiente-socialista: INDEPENDENT-SOCIALIST in Chile: the way out of the street violence, called Social Outburst, unleashed on October 18, 2020 and promoted by the PC, was to call an entry plebiscite to decide whether to approve or reject the creation of a new political Constitution. It was approved with more than 70%. 155 people were elected on May 15 and 16, 2021, in a new election of an unprecedented two-day period (to reduce coronavirus infections) to form the Constituent Assembly, whose express function is to draft the text. As the political class has a 2% popular approval, there were many independents, who in a good percentage adhered to the list of some party or conglomerate, which was related to their political convictions. In this way the independent-socialists, independents-broad front, independents-Vamos por Chile, independents-DC, independent-PC were created. It was thought , given the system of distribution figure that would be applied that it was the only way that an independent could be elected , because the votes of each independent were not added as if it happened in the case of party lists. But it happened that the vote obtained by those who were going as independents alone, that they won more seats than all the parties, was so huge. The left and far left together won more than 2/3 of the seats. The convention became operational on July 4, 2021 and has a maximum term of one year. The year 2022 is scheduled the vote of the exit plebiscite, which must approve or reject this new Magna Carta
latinoamericanizar: LATIN AMERICANIZE bring an ideology, vocabulary, fashion or style from Europe or the United States to Latin America
franco germano: FRANCO-GERMAN error by FRANCO-GERMAN 1 . Said of a person who was born in France and resides in Germany, or vice versa. 2 . Said of a person who has a French father and a German mother, or vice versa. 3 . Said of a commercial, educational, social, political or agreement entity involving French and German interests
vivra: VIVRA spelling error by VIBRA, sensation or feelings (positive or negative) that a person perceives as emanating from another (s), a place or an object
vibra: VIBRA VIBRATE vibration apocope . Sensation or feeling which a person perceives as emanating from another place or object. They can be positive or negative.
verborum: VERBORUM from Latin verborum, plural genitive of VERBUM, verbal . Index verborum/E] is a list of terms, such as those discussed in a book
minidecisión: MINIDECISION action to make a choice on a topic of little relevance
chume: CHUME see CHUMA very offensive improperio in Chile, abbreviation and apocope of CONCHA DE SU MADRE . In feminist terminology it can be a man or a woman, so chumo is masculine and chuma only female. 2 . Inhabitant of Chumeldén, commune of Chaitén, Region of Los Lagos, south of the Reñihué fjord at its confluence with the Gulf of Ancud.
rábano japonés: JAPANESE RADISH raphanus sativus as the name implies it is a typical radish of Japan, from where it derives its synonym, DAIKON. Daikon comes from the Japanese DAI , long and KON , root . Radises have two subspecies, raphanus sativus var. sativus or radis and C]raphanus sativus var . sativus longipinnatus, known as Japanese radish, white radish or daikon. It has the shape and resemblance of a carrot and is white. Its origin is not Japanese but from central Asia, and is widely used in India to make spicy seasonings.
varapalos: VARAPALOS in Spain: plural of VARAPALO , blow or beating that is given with a rod
archifamosa: ARCHIFAMOSO female ARCHIFAMOSA , celebrity
coendús: COENDÚS in Argentina, Cuba, Mexico and Uruguay: plural of COENDÚ, genus of rodents histricomorfos.
coendú: COENDÚ in Argentina, Cuba, Mexico and Uruguay: South American rodent mammal with body covered with long spines and a long prehensile tail. Its fur is dark brown with white spots. It looks like a porcupine, but with a tail.
histricomorfo: HISTRICOMORFO derived from the Greek "??????" ( hystrix ) porcupine; in turn , formed from "?"?" ( hys ) pork and '????' ( thrix ) or '??????' ( thrichos ) meaning hair or hair and of morphs , shape; it is shaped like a porcupine.
ultraexpansivo: ULTRAEXPANSIVE when the objective is to stimulate aggregate demand, an Expansive Fiscal Policy is applied, especially when the economy is in recession and needs a boost to expand. Higher spending tends to the deficit or can even cause inflation (higher public spending and lower taxation). If these measures are taken to extremes, there is talk of ultra-expansionary policy, as has happened in Chile and many other countries that have wanted to alleviate the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.
sobre jersey: ABOUT JERSEY 1 related to Jersey, territory comprising the island located in the English Channel, in addition to several uninhabited islets. Of about 100 thousand inhabitants, it is dependent on the British crown: today comes out an article about Jersey and as it gave its toponymic to New Jersey, state of the United States. 2 . On a smooth fabric, called jersey: on the internet there is a tutorial of embroidery on jersey.
exófágicos: EXOPHAGIC one of the greatest grammatical aberrations that enter this dictionary: a word with TWO ACCENTS, plural and distorted because the word is ESOPHAGEAL, relative or belonging to the esophagus, part of the digestive system. What a horror!
elogiarlo: PRAISE IT reflective form of the verb PRAISE , praise , congratulate
day pass: DAY PASS anglicism by ticket or ticket that allows you to make use of the facilities or events for an entire day, such as in a resort, an amusement park such as Disneyland or a ski slope.