Spanish Open dictionary by John Rene Plaut

el mejor de todos

  16

THE BEST OF ALL The champion, the ace.

  

molinetes

  59

PLURAL MOLINETES OF MOLINETE 1 . It's a softener. 2 . Blade, fan, 3. turn, turn, hit

  

lo perecedero

  34

The PERISHING what perishes, which does not last in time, as opposed to the perennial, everlasting, what remains

  

táparos

  31

TÁPAROS plural of TáPARO In Venezuela Very Intelligent Man In Colombia 2 . Tuerto. 3 . Awkward, stubborn 4. Yesquero.

  

preparable

  22

PREPARED THAT can be prepared . Preparable food comes in general ready to hydrate it (pour water) heat and serve. And sometimes it doesn't even require water.

  

tlazahuate en centroamérica

  41

TLAZAHUATE 1 . In Mexico thrombocytosis or thrombosis acarozonosis . it manifests as umbilant papules with an intense itching on the face, trunk and limbs. In Venezuela it is called thromboticesis and is common in rural areas. In Central America and Colombia Pinolillo and coloradilla

  

madriado

  35

MOTHERED (and not emocearated) In Mexico Said of an object : that it is in bad condition , worn said of a person : That it is exhausted, tired or sick

  

mina veta

  38

MINA VETA Prefix of the name of several mines Such as Veta Dorada mine, Vetagrande de Zacatecas mine, Veta Colorada 2 mine. a mining vein is a strand or elongated stratum of a mineral embedded or inserted into the rock, and differs from the rock itself by its different chemical constitution and color.

  

mycoplasma

  37

MYCOPLASMA Type of bacteria that do not have a cell wall. They cause atypical pneumonia This disease most often affects children and young people. It is transmitted by prolonged close contact. Symptoms appear between 15 and 25 days after exposure. Antibiotics, when necessary, are erythromicicin, clarithromycin and azithromycin.

  

pam frances

  33

pam frances See FRENCH PAN

  

serenarse

  36

SERENARSE Calm down, calm down. Returning to a state of calm

  

exageradas

  39

EXAGGERATED f . Exaggerated Plural 1 . Repl. Person who has a habit of amplifying or oversizing reality. 2 . Past past past the verb exaggerate

  

cuanterones

  57

Cuarterron plural QUAARTERONES . See quartet if that's what you want to know.

  

viudo una vez

  34

VIUDO ONCE Irony, sometimes, to say that he has survived a wife.

  

maltratadas

  38

MALTRATAD f . and plural of MALTRATADO See MALTRATADO

  

esferoproteinas

  37

SpherOPROTEINS plural of SPHEROPROTEIN Protein that takes an almost spherical form See SpherOPROTEIN

  

esferoproteína

  24

SFEROPROTEIN They are structurally folded polypeptide chains and form a globular structure, similar to a sphere. They are divided into 5 5 groups according to their solubility capacity. It's albumins, enzymes (almost all of them), globulins, histones and prolamines

  

rudos

  33

RUDO plural RUDOS . See RUDO

  

ingeniero técnico ca

  27

TECHNICAL ENGINEER , A Itself is an inconsistency because the title of engineer is of a higher level than that of technical. Either you're the one, or you're the other. You could understand an engineer who is engaged in a very technical work, but he will not be doing the things for which he prepared himself. In general, technicians are field people and engineers are more than planning, developing projects, calculating, but there is no strict barrier.

  

mi vida

  37

MY LIFE Expression of love, colloquial way to call the couple. Some synonyms, words or similar expressions may be my love, affection, dear, my puppy, my cuchi cuchi

  

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