Spanish Open dictionary by John Rene Plaut

abuso insolidario

  39

INSOLIDARIO ABUSE abuse that is not solidarity, which does not act in solidarity

  

por lo bajo

  30

LOW IN Chile: at least

  

eduardiana

  40

EDUARDIANA referring to or belonging to the time of reign of Edward VII, which he assumed in 1901, to the death of Queen Victoria, and which lasted until 1910.

  

hitazo

  48

HITAZO Increased Hit Anglilicism for Success

  

steel frame

  48

STEEL FRAME steel frame, better called STEEL FRAMING, a frame of galvanized steel profiles. It differs from timber FRAME equal but wooden structures.

  

autoconocerse

  22

SELF-know the process of understanding who and how you are yourself. Get a psychological analysis of the behavioral profile and character of yourself.

  

madonna

  30

MADONNA Italianism by lady

  

alunicera

  44

ALUNICERO , A person who is dedicated to breaking the business moons and then stealing them.

  

raggazzo di vitta

  42

RAGGAZZO DI VITA (and not Raggazzo di vitta) Italianism by young man of life, 1 . Book by the Italian writer Pier Paolo Pasolini, published in 1955, brought to the cinema as La noche brava in 1959, 2. Popularized expression for a young man living in conditions of marginality and underdevelopment, especially in large urban centers, available for homosexual encounters.

  

megahelicóptero

  36

MEGAHELICPTERO Large Helicopter .

  

beach voley

  22

BEACH VOLEY anglicism by beach volleyball in which the teams are duo.

  

no trans

  31

NO trans non-transgender apostope. Transgender is a person who has a different gender identity than he was assigned at birth.

  

macrobarómetro

  28

MACROBARÓMETRO in Spain: pre-election statistical measurement by the CIS, Sociological Research Center, which predicts election results

  

mini fashionista

  31

MINIFASHIONISTA unique or haute couture clothing and accessories dedicated to children and babies.

  

antibarras

  28

ANTIBARRAS in Argentina : against white bars, Anti-barbar law.

  

wild card

  29

WILD CARD wildcard anglicism in tennis : Space in a tournament frame that the organization leaves free to invite someone with merits who for special reasons could not qualify normally. 2 . In computer an asterisk ( * ) representing any other character

  

electrocrómica

  30

ELECTROCROMIC , To glass of a smart window, which by means of a small electric current can vary its transparency which can reduce reflectance and increase or decrease heat dissipation, reducing the electrical consumption of a building.

  

escape room

  42

ESCAPE ROOM anglilicism by escape room, game in which competitors are locked in a room where they must solve puzzles and sequential riddles to find the way out.

  

transhumanización

  23

TRANSHUMANIZATION conversion from one human to another that has additional capabilities through technology, for example, microchips integrated into the auditory system that allow you to hear sounds of lower frequency than the audible, or an antenna that is incorporated as an organ to the brain acting as radar, or a device in the knee that always informs you of the geographical north. It poses more extreme possibilities such as sending genetic material to another planet and having the sensations without having to move the physical body.

  

dañinera

  26

HARMFUL in Bolivia: mischief, playreta, children's evil

  

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