Spanish Open dictionary by John Rene Plaut

buena nota

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GOOD NOTE Well rated, good evaluation

  

caracteres

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PLURAL CHARACTERS OF CARACTER Graphic element such as signs, figures, icons, ideograms, letters, graphemas, typography and physical elements such as types

  

poner a alguien a caer de un burro

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PUT SOMEONE DOWN FROM A DONKEY. The original version mentions a passage from the Bible (Acts of the Apostles , 9-1 , 9 ) in which Saul (who will later be St. Paul) goes on a donkey to Damascus to persecute those who follow Jesus for a divine time he tears him down from his donkey and in that instance he is perished from his mistake. Then, the use of the saying points to someone who has been oorphially wrong and finally realizes their mistake. The modern version is gossip about someone, criticize him harshly, skin him. Some synonyms, words or similar expressions can be put your boss to fall from a donkey, leaving him on the ground

  

reasiente

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RESENT THAT it re-consents, approves or accepts a second time. Said of a person : He who re-does the nod.

  

maíz tostao

  27

TOSTAO CORN See Roasted Corn and CORN POPMITS

  

extralingüístico

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EXTRALINGISTIC THAT exceeds or exceeds the realm of linguistics, which communicates by a different medium to the spoken or written language.

  

auzolan

  25

AUZOLAN, a neighborhood job in Basque, was a Spanish political party that was created in 1983, of communist ideology and whose president was Bixente Serrano. It was dissolved in 1986.

  

caracara moñudo

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CARACARA MOUDO caracara plancus It is a bird of the falconide family. it looks like a falcon but smaller and with a small flattened plume which gives it its name of moñudo. Its plumage is blackish with white areas usually on the chest and from the beak to the neck. It is found in Central and South America.

  

de que sustantivo probiene el verbo hojeo´

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THAT NOUN PROBIENE EL VERBO HOJEO We will try to answer this horrifying question : 1 . the verb come from is with v, not b. 2 . Hojeo is not a verb, but a verbal form, first person indicative of the verb leaf 3. In Spanish, ALL verbs end in ar, er or go. Go is an old ending that is no longer used. 4 . The question is good because you are sometimes confused To browse with Browse is to take a look, a look at something. Browsing is going around the sheets of a journal, book or document. Therefore Hojear comes from HOJA and OJEAR comes from EYE. Super easy. Both with H, or both without H.

  

caballos

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Caballo Equine's plural CABALLOS

  

raudas

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raudas f . fast-paced RAUDO plural

  

arbol de mango

  25

MANGO ARBOL See MANGO

  

poeta jose marti

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POETA JOSO MARS Was born in Havana, at the time Capitanía General de Cuba . In addition to writer, poet and thinker, his most notable feature as a politician was to organize the Spanish War of Independence, for which he created the Cuban Revolutionary Party and organized the War of '95, the called Necessary War.

  

o lo uno o lo otro

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Or ONE OR OTHER phrase which is intended to indicate that one of the alternatives should be opted for. Some synonyms, similar words or expressions may be either this or that, this or that

  

exóticas

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EXOTIC f . and plural of EXOTIC[ ( E]

  

dánaos

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DÁNAO to the best of give us, gift. Character of Greek mythology. He was begotten by Baal and Anquínoe, the daughter of the Nile. Daanae ruled in Libya and Egypt in Egypt territory to which he had given his own name. Danao had 50 daughters, the Danaides, and Egypt had 50 sons, the Egyptians. upon Baal's death the brothers engage in a dispute and Daao flees to Greece and settles in Argos and becomes king with the blessing of the local king. The 50 Egyptians chased to Argos at 50 o't girls to marry them. Daanae consented, but handed a needle to each daughter, to pierce the heart of her new spouses on the bridal night. 49 they achieved less Hypermnestra who left Linceo alive, who then killed Daman and became king. Linceus spared the life of The Sisters of Hypermnestra, but condemned them to eternally water the desert of Argolida. Until that time the Greeks were called pelasgos and from Damanao they were called Daanos. , name that Homer uses to designate the Greeks.

  

postdecir

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POSTDECIR term started by the Spanish sociologist Loving Miguel for whom they claim a posteriori that a fact that no one foreseeed, but that they had been predictable. It is a contrast to the term predict. The expression predicting the past is also used.

  

confusas

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CONFUSED f . and plural of CONFUSED Tangled, Unclear, Complicated

  

sustine abstine

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SUSTINE ET ABSTINE Motto of the Greek Stoics, attributed to Epicteto, philosopher of the Cynic school, its main exponent. SIgnifica Supports and abstains Some synonyms, words or similar expressions can be endured and resisted, supports and endures

  

ecoagricultura

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ECOAGRICULTURA Agroecology Agricultural technology that aims to make agriculture without the use of fossil fuels.

  

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