Spanish Open dictionary by John Rene Plaut

pre-incubadora

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PRE-INCUBATOR aberration by PREINCUBADORA instance prior to the introduction of a premature baby into a life support machine.

  

ultramaratón

  38

ULTRAMARATHON marathon race with outstanding characteristics over the others, in particular by the number of participants, about 50. 000, the public, about 2 million and the prizes, although the length is always about the same of all, about 52, 250 kilometers. Events begin a week earlier with an 8-kilometer race.

  

autoentrenamiento

  37

SELF-TRAINING self-directed physical preparation

  

economía real

  37

REAL ECONOMY expression derived from REALPOLITIK German term used for that austere (realistic) policy against populist or exaggerated ones. It abides by the reality of the circumstances that are lived and abandon ideological considerations or ethical or moral premises, as leitmotiv. It is, therefore, a pragmatic economic policy based on the current situation and with the real resources available.

  

calabazos

  33

PUMPKINS misspelling by PUMPKINS . GIVE PUMPKINS , cast , send to change , dismiss

  

unos cuantos verdes

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A FEW GREEN A trivial amount (or also, ironically, very important) of dollars. They are so named because all denominations are of that color.

  

contato

  41

CONTATO spelling error by CONTRACT, by CONTACT or by CASH, past participle of the verb COUNT or cash

  

chiriguana

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CHIRIGUANA female CHIRIGUANO 1 . From quechua chiri 'cold' and wánu 'manure', a derogatory name used by the Incas. 2 . Said of a person : Guarani descendant who since the sixteenth century inhabits the region of the Chaco of Salta. 3 . in Colombia: Chiriguaná municipality with about 15 thousand inhabitants in the municipal seat and 9000 in the rural area, located in the department of César, northeast of Colombia.

  

tasajar

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TASAJAR dry and salt meat, usually equine, to manufacture charqui or TASAJO

  

cabeza rota

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BROKEN HEAD head injury or skull fracture

  

hard

  34

HARD English word meaning hard or difficult . HARDWARE , computational irons; HARD DRIVE , hard disk .

  

socavada

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UNDERMINED past participle fem of the verb UNDERMINE , weaken , gnaw , damage

  

en cualquier lado

  41

ANYWHERE , in an uncertain place , everywhere

  

estado rutinario

  30

ROUTINE STATE usual condition

  

racer

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RACER anglicism, derived from RACE, race, by RUNNER, COMPETITOR

  

furias

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FURIES the three avenging goddesses of Roman mythology, who make humans see their guilt. They tried to grow negative feelings, such as hatred, discord and rage: Alecto (the one who does not rest, chased them to death of madness), Tisífone (avenger of murders, punisher of those of bad behavior) and Megera (the jealous, creator of hatred and discord). They are described in art as severe maidens with snake hair and wings, bloodshot eyes, wearing black robes and a blood red ribbon and carrying a whip, torch or sickle.

  

clase online

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ONLINE CLASS lesson taught through computer networks by videoconference or individual work, as opposed to face-to-face class, where the teacher and students are present in a room

  

semillero frentiblanco

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WHITE-FRONTED CAPUCHIN PRIMATES SOURCE OF WHITE-FRONTED WHITE-FRONTED ZEBUS ALBIFRONS , ENDEMIC TO BRAZIL , BOLIVIA , COLOMBIA , VENEZUELA , ECUADOR AND PERU .

  

teyte

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TEYTE king , sheikh of a pre-Columbian people in Mesoamerica 2 . Various companies, whose name, of various origins is representing two initials, both T. T and T , happens to be read and written teyte . There are computer companies, fashion companies and tea shops with this name.

  

como esta voz

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AS THIS VOICE as this word

  

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