Spanish Open dictionary by John Rene Plaut

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pitch: ENGLISH PITCH, s. bituminous residue derived from the distillation of hydrocarbons or produced by some conifers 2 . Any of several bituminous substances. 3 . Verb intr . Cover or smear with tar 4 . Verb trans . Erect or place firmly in place: pitch a tent 5 . THROW with a specific objective or towards a specific point pitch there are into a wagon 6 present insistently with high pressure, promote 7 : cause it to be at a certain level, position or angle a test pitched at the 5th grade reading level 8 : fix on a musical key
descomplicar: UNCOMPLICATE simplify, but emphasizing the fact that (something) was complicated or cumbersome 2 . Verb intr . Simplifying your life
autodestruirse: SELF-DESTRUCT destroying itself, without the intervention of third parties
plasmar en palabras: TRANSLATE INTO WORDS pour (a vision, a feeling, a sensation) into a spoken or written text.
la palabra cameo: THE WORD CAMEO see CAMEO
cameo: CAMEO 1 from English: in film and TV: extra or important person who appears briefly in a filming: Alfred Hitchcock made a cameo appearance in each of his films. 2 . CAMEO medallion with the profile effigy of a person, used as an ornament 3 . CAMEAR Action
vóley: VOLLEYBALL Sport of volleyball or volleyball in which two teams of 6 players have after an initial service, up to 3 opportunities to hit the ball in their field and pass it over a central net to the opposite field.
generación de 1914: GENERATION OF 1914 better known as GENERATION OF 14, is a historiographical label to designate a brilliant group of Spanish writers between 1898 and 1927, among which are Juan Zaragüeta Bengoechea, José Ortega y Gasset, Manuel Azaña, Rafael Cansinos Assens, Eugenio d'Ors, José Bergamín, Ramón Gómez de la Serna, Juan Ramón Jiménez, Ramón Pérez de Ayala and Gabriel Miró.
peleadores: PELEADOREES pl . of fighter , fighter
quédese quieto: STAND STILL order given to another person not to move
desenredadas: UNTANGLED f . pl. of the past participle of the verb DESENREDAR , undo a tangle
antonimo de importar: ANTONIMO DE IMPORTAR ver ANTÓNIMO DE IMPORTAR
antónimo de importar: ANTONYM OF IMPORT export, sell outside the country or territory where it is produced
salinizacin: SPAM SALINIZATION
fritangueras: FRITANGUERAS see FRITANGUERO
fritanguero: FRITANGUERO in Mexico , Nicaragua , Spain , R . Sun , Puerto Rico , Honduras : person who fries food to sell especially on public roads. 2 . Who sells fried and fritangas.
deshidratada: DEHYDRATED f . of DEHYDRATED, which has extracted the water, drying it.
autoconducida: SELF-DRIVING f . self-DRIVING , Driving alone , no human driver
docushow: DOCUSHOW dramatic production for film or television that with dramatic techniques deals with real facts typical of the documentary genre. In television, the docushow has its origin in reality television programs Its rise has made them classify in 3 categories: 1 pure docushow: live drama 2. Partial Docushow: drama represented by those who lived it and 3 . Fictional Docushow: creation . .
mixtape: MIXTAPE literally mixing tape, in English. In the 60s cassettes were made with payment of copyright on a theme, a singer, a type of music, etc. and were sold in the bencineras and bazaars. For Christmas they were taken out with good sales result. When the technology was changing they were released in other media such as CDs and DVDs and videos. Despite the change they are still called mixtapes. Many times they are released by the same author or musician and in this case it differs from an album in that it contains collaborations and freestyles.