Spanish Open dictionary by John Rene Plaut

jovani

  39

JOVANI Fashion House of the New York Wardrobe District, founded in 1980 by Jacob Maslavi and his sons. He focused on degrees and evening attire. 2 . Proper name , deformation of the Italian Giovanni .

  

sublebulas

  28

SUBLEBULAS actually this term is non-existent. We should classify it as SPAM. It could be related to papal bulls, ancient decrees with seal (bulla) of lead, that issued the pope in important matters, usually political. Today it is used as a protocol, for example, pharmacological bulls, which specify how it should be and which contain the information leaflet that is introduced in the box of remedies.

  

eua

  44

U.S. acronym in Spanish for USA or United States of America

  

hiperpersonalización

  29

HYPERPERSONALIZATION action of over-personalizing (something). Do something extremely personal.

  

ecosistema digital

  34

DIGITAL ECOSYSTEM digitized ecological system , . Social, professional or educational environment that participates in a digital environment in which a group of people evolves.

  

seudo festividad

  35

PSEUDO-HOLIDAY grammatical error by PSEUDOFRSTIVIDAD or PSEUDOFESTIVIDAD, because in Spanish, unlike English the prefixes are joined to the main word, except when the noun rs a proper noun, as in anti-Evo.

  

postfreudiano

  39

POSTFREUDIANO relative to or pertaining to the post-death period of psychologist Sigmund Freud

  

ultranacionalista

  40

ULTRANATIONALIST right-wing extremist, traditionalist and conservative .

  

mandar a cambiar

  35

COMMAND TO CHANGE to throw out abruptly, expel someone in an unwise way. TO BE SENT TO CHANGE is to leave voluntarily and untimely, without saying goodbye politely, nor caring.

  

murio el payaso

  47

THE CLOWN DIED means that an experiment or attempt to accomplish something difficult failed. It comes from the series 1000 ways to die, in which the protagonist is a clown for adults, specializing in shows intended for groups of women at bachelorette parties and birthdays. The actor was characterized by the poor quality of his jokes and a curious ability to inflate balloons inside his throat. He introduced them to the inside of his trachea and, from inside, he swelled them and pulled them out of his mouth completely inflated. He makes a show in a hotel room at a bachelorette party and introduces a balloon, which touches the lower area of the esophagus and explodes, leaving traces of rubber by his trachea, and obstructs the airways, dying asphyxiated.

  

stroke-like

  45

STROKE-LIKE anglicism by events similar to an attack. There are many translations that contain the expression stroke-like episodes. Stroke-like episodes are typical of mitochondrial diseases Clinically simulate ischemic strokes or hemorrhagic strokes with a different diagnostic-therapeutic approach.

  

atsina

  33

ATSINA 1 . Name considered inaccurate and derogatory of the Gros ventres (great bellies). native tribe located in the north-central Montana. They speak English and atsina and dstan related to the Arapaho and Cheyenne. 2 . Sweet anise, stick licorice with fennel tones. This flavor combines well with sweet dishes.

  

kalanchoe

  58

KAKANCHOE genus of plants with about 125 species? of the family of crassulaceae, native to the Old World. Some have been introduced to the New World and grow in the wild. They are used in the treatment of tumors, abscesses, inflammations, hypertension, mental, kidney and liver problems.

  

lavagnismo

  44

LAVAGNISMO in Argentina: followers and ideology and economic and political vision promoted by deputy Roberto Lavagna.

  

auto percibirse

  37

SELF-PERCEIVED error by SELF-PERCEPTION Mode of seeing itself

  

desperfilarse

  32

DESPERFILARSE lose the profile , deconfigure , lose your attributes

  

megadecreto

  33

MEGADECRETO decree of great size or of great importance.

  

rumorosidad

  36

RUMOROSITY quality of RUMOROSO , which produces rumors .

  

videorretrovisor

  42

VIDEO RETROVISOR filming generated by a rearview mirror

  

arborífera

  44

ARBORIFEROUS female ARBORIFEROUS

  

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