Spanish Open dictionary by John Rene Plaut

pinganiña

  96

PINGANIA In Chile : man with no value or merit that only serves because he has hanging a PINGA

  

maniola

  37

MANIOLA butterfly jurtine maniola (lepidopter) which has a marked sexual dimorphism : males possess at the ends of the front apexes ocelos with a black center, which, in turn has a white iris in the center.

  

antipaparazzi

  18

ANTIPAPARAZZI against marketable compromising image-hunting photographers

  

univoltinismo

  46

UNIVOLTINISM concerning living beings, which has one generation per year.

  

voltinismo

  31

VOLTINISM number of generations of a species in the period of one year.

  

liquidada

  38

LIQUIDATED , To Past Participle of the verb LIQUIDAR 1 . Convert an asset to money – Settle a few shares. 2 . Sell at a discounted price until you end up with the stock : large summer settlement. 3 . Murder a person : was killed by the narcos 4 Destroy , ruin 5 beat : Messi killed him.

  

antiestablishment

  32

Anti-systemic ANTIESTABLISHMENT, which goes against the mostly accepted system or against a set of people, institutions or influential entities trying to maintain the status quo to further control the established order.

  

¡el desraje!

  41

The shedding! Colloquially, exclamation that denotes full acceptance and joy. Wonderful, bacan, great

  

oracion para ajito

  53

PRAYER FOR AJO's diminutive AJITO : John Joseph casts ajito on each hallaca.

  

leash

  25

LEASH del inglés CORREA

  

taxi boat

  33

TAXI BOAT anglicism by collective boat, public boat for short old lads, as happens in Venice.

  

lengua de suegra

  56

SUEGRA LANGUAGE allegory by scathing language, a person who likes to criticize others

  

protokirchnerismo

  26

PROTOKIRCHNERISMO in Argentina : rudiments or basic foundations of Kirchnerist doctrine, by Nestor Kirchner or by Cristina Fernández de Kirchner.

  

debussiana

  19

DEBUSSIANO , A belonging to or relating to the French composer Claude Debussy

  

shockeada

  43

SHOCKEADO , Participle of the verb SHOCKEAR . 2 . who has suffered a loss of oxygenated blood infusion or irrigation in one or more organs, with the possibility of severe damage to it, and even death. There are 5 types of SHOCK: distributive shock, hypovolutive shock, cardiogenic shock, dissociative shock and obstructive shock. 2 . Stunned, demute, paralyzed

  

descarbonización

  26

DECARBONIZATION reduction or suppression of the use of fossil fuels containing carbon ( C , do not confuse with coal ) and that generate pollutants harmful to the ecosystem and contribute to global warming, such as CO, CO2, O3, oxides of N and S .

  

achirilla

  48

ACHIRILLA achira , quechua achuy , sneeze red carnacea plant, very common in ornate gardens. It is up to 3 meters high, large leaves. In Colombia : sago or chisgua . In Venezuela : capacho , maraca , zulu or pericaguá . In Peru and Ecuador : achera or atzera . In Brazil : biri in Mexico : railing, acaxiochitl or papantla .

  

asturianadas

  43

ASTURIANADAS folk song, Asturian tune, Asturian song is a lyrical folk music genre developed in Asturias. They're lied-type pieces of music. Asturians, axotas and mariñanaes are distinguished.

  

smartwatch

  38

SMARTWATCH Anglicism by SMART WATCH, wristwatch that has a variable number of other functions, such as measuring pressure, emitting an alarm sound, counting steps, connecting to an iphone or tablet.

  

libertadla

  43

LIBERTADLA second person pronominal form of the imperative of the verb LIBERTAR , release

  

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