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Spanish Open dictionary by John Rene Plaut



John Rene Plaut
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  Value Position Position 4 4 Accepted meanings 11532 4 Obtained votes 150 7 Votes by meaning 0.01 13935 Inquiries 452580 2 Queries by meaning 39 13935 Feed + Pdf

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sewer
  60

SEWER anglicism by sewer . draining from dishwashers, sinks and other appliances that use water in the home.

  
yureine
  35

YUREINE 1 . In Turkey : yuregine inan , Believe in your heart , song of the Turkish toutuber Enes Batur . 2 . in Spain: parquet shop and flats for homes and offices in Barrio Gonzalín, 33600 Mieres, Asturias, Spain.

  
dummy
  38

DUMMY 1 . colloquial anglicism by fool , leso 2 . in bridge: cards that the partner of the carder tends on the table after the opponent discovered the starting card, so that the carder manages both hands during the carteo of that game.

  
black hat
  40

BLACK HAT black hat , in English . Villainous cartoon evil character who tries to liquidate the superheroes. In computing: black hat SEO is the use of techniques to trick search engines Google, Yahoo, Bing and others to benefit from SERP search results, improving your search engine positioning for searched keywords. The search engine is made to believe that the page is optimized when in fact it is not.

  
oscarizar
  38

OSCARIZAR neologism to designate the action of awarding the first Oscar award to an artist, producer, director, composer or film efectista.

  
importar un bledo
  42

IMPORT A DAMN does not matter . it's a low-value edible herb

  
saco de wueas!
  49

WUEAS SACK! stupid! stupid!

  
crowdworker
  34

CROWDWORKER anglicism derived from the contraction of CROWD , crowd and WORKER , worker; community worker or a sizable group of people who performs an open and distributed collaboration of tasks (which were originally performed by employees or contractors).

  
smart tv
  51

SMART TV anglicism by smart TV, which accesses the internet through wifi.

  
tela vaquera
  43

DENIM DENIM FABRIC, denim, fabric used to make blue jeans and similar clothing, originally intended as work clothes, strong and resistant. Denim derives from fabric from Nimes, a city in the south of France. Jeans comes from Jean Fustian and refers to a cotton fabric from Genova, (Genes). Indigo are the fabrics of the darkest blue color and refers only to the tone.

  
cubrecuellos
  31

COVERCUELLOS garment consisting of a semi-cylindrical elastic fabric that is inserted by the head and adapts to the chin and neck

  
nuez de la india
  47

INDIAN NUT aleurites moluccanus south Asian tree from which an oil is extracted that is used as varnish. Falsely it was attributed medicinal qualities and the property of making weight loss, causing damage to the?health to women who ingest it

  
quemao
  45

QUEMAO semantic deformation of BURNED, person with bad luck, in whom misfortune abounds.

  
mingucha
  49

MINGUCHA 1 . Palm of the Amazon area, in particular of Colombia. See SEJE and SEJES 2 . Derogatory of MINGA derived from the Quechua MINKA, voluntary community work that is carried out in the region of Chiloé, in the south of Chile, to move from place a house, whose owner gives a party at the end of it. 3 . Auto Repair Garage in Goshen, Indiana.

  
brasalete
  50

BRASALETE spelling error by BRACELET , jewel that is ported on the arm or on the wrist

  
quicallería
  44

QUICALLERÍA spelling error by QUINCALLERÍA

  
pequenos
  45

SMALL spelling error by SMALL , plural of SMALL , small of a smaller size (to the normal )

  
no ser amoral
  37

NOT BEING AMORAL have morals, good or bad (ethically or immorally, resoectivamente)

  
norna
  43

NORNA misspelling by NORMA

  
dar pereza
  31

GIVE LAZINESS produce laziness , reluctance , boredom

  




       


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