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  Value Position Position 4 4 Accepted meanings 11532 4 Obtained votes 150 7 Votes by meaning 0.01 13935 Inquiries 452584 2 Queries by meaning 39 13935 Feed + Pdf

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ambicionada
  44

AMBICIONADA past participle , feminine , of the verb AMBICIONAR , desire with fervor , long desire in time to obtain or achieve ( something )

  
desnatador
  26

SKID REMOVING THE TOP LAYER OF CREAM FROM MILK OR OTHER LIQUID .

  
aseóse
  47

SEES REFLEXIVE third-person singular form of the indefinite past tense of the verb ASEAR (SE).

  
elementos de transición
  34

TRANSITION ELEMENTS Temporary elements that last the transfer period from a condition or state to a new, predefined .

  
nonón
  59

NONÓN German brand of latex accessories and clothing for erotic games

  
plántago menor
  35

LESSER SEEDLING Plántago psyllium is a laxative plant that causes increased intestinal bolus, used to treat constipation. By absorption of intestinal fluid increases and forms bulky stools, making an evacuation easier. It is a genus of flowering plants in the family Plantaginaceae, composed of about two hundred species. Most are herbaceous plants. The term minor is probably due to the fact that some species become shrubs of up to 60 cms. It is sessile leaf.

  
contraconcierto
  25

COUNTERCONCIERTO event scheduled by Nicolás Maduro on February 22 and 23, 2019 on the border with Colombia, to counter the concert scheduled on those same dates by musicians and artists from Latin America who wanted to help the Venezuelan people. It is, therefore, an event, which tries to oversaon another event with a contrary political color.

  
ecosfera
  47

ECOSPHERE planetary ecosystem, which is formed by the atmosphere, the geosphere, the hydrosphere and the biosphere.

  
náufrago climático
  44

CLIMATIC CASTAWAY in the film Castaway (2000) Chuck Noland, played by Tom Hanks, is a Fedex employee who must travel to Malaysia, but his plane crashes on a Pacific island, with him and Wilson (a beisball) being the only survivors. Carefully study the weather for months to try to escape, which he achieves after 4 years when he is rescued by a freighter. A simile of Robinson Crusoe, novel of Daniel DeFoe, based on the rescue of Alexander Selkirk on February 2, 1709 on the Chilean island of Mas a Tierra, today Robinson Crusoe.

  
previsional
  27

SOCIAL SECURITY relating to the monthly provision or contribution for a health insurance that benefits the worker or holder and usually covers his family group, unless they are the burden of the spouse who also works and contributes.

  
expo
  60

EXPO exhibition apocope, trade fair and sale of products, usually state-of-the-art

  
violencia sexual
  56

SEXUAL VIOLENCE physical or psychological attack that a person performs against another with sexual connotation, such as passionate aaesinato, rape, statutory rape, beatings, kidnapping, pedophilia, incest, sexual abuse and slavery and other non-consensual acts.

  
coartante
  35

COARCT that consives, reduces the freedom (of a person or a group)

  
teaser
  41

TEASER anglicism derived from TEASE, flirting. Flirtatious, flirttero

  
no-makeup
  32

NO-MAKEUP anglicism by no makeup

  
salir del cascarón
  40

GET OUT OF THE SHELL leave the state of naivety or ignorance, become (a child or adolescent) active, to sexually.

  
made in hollywood
  81

MADE IN HOLLYWOOD literally , made in Hollywood . Figuratively, story or product that rather looks like fantasy or taken from a movie.

  
jaucham
  78

JAUCHAM French real estate civil society located in the commune of La Grand Croix, in the Loire region, created in 2012 with a capital of 1. 000 . 000? . His name is the contraction of the surname of co-managers JAUbert and Anne-Marie CHAMouton

  
contrasociedad
  26

COUNTERSOCIEDAD Pierre Lastres, in Society against the State argues that what Western culture calls primitive societies were and are actually (in the Amazon and other little explored places) societies that have managed without the concentration of prestige transformed into concentration of power and the corresponding social oppression that this entails. Instead, those of us who call ourselves members of an advanced society constitute a counter-society incapable of managing itself freely, with leaders but no rulers.

  
multidivisa
  36

MULTICURRENCY that there are several official currencies (in the economy of a country), at least one of them foreign. By definition it is called local currency to the one generated by the country itself, and currency to the currency of a foreign country. Panama, Nicaragua, Puerto Rico and many others have the dollar as their official currency.

  




       


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