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  Value Position Position 4 4 Accepted meanings 11532 4 Obtained votes 66 7 Votes by meaning 0.01 13935 Inquiries 427734 2 Queries by meaning 37 13935 Feed + Pdf

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sobrerrepresentación
  39

OVERREPRESENTATION quality of supernumerary representation, that is, in proportion greater than the percentage that would correspond to it

  
termonebulizador
  39

THERMONEBULIZER nebulizer apparatus that diffuses vapor particles into the environment by first passing it through an electric heater, which can be before the nebulizer (heating the nebulizer) or before the exit of the steam (heating the steam) to the environment. Nebulizers (cold) create microparticles by means of pressure, with greater residuality, that is, the effect of the applied product lasts longer than with a thermonebulizer; and since it works in cold, it does not alter the composition of the product you apply, while heat can affect the chemical composition and the expected effect.

  
halter
  37

HALTER Anglicism meaning 'halter', but may come from the German meaning 'bra, bra, support', is the name of a type of neckline that stands out for leaving the arms bare, in addition to the shoulders and at least half of the back.

  
zona de sacrificio
  33

SACRIFICE ZONE place where there is environmental pollution that seriously affects the health of its inhabitants. It is also said of areas where there is no economic investment.

  
la palabra periocidad
  25

THE WORD PERIOCITY See PERIODICITY

  
molestias
  38

DISCOMFORT pl . Ailments, inconveniences, problems, inconveniences

  
stripper
  30

STRIPPER from the English 'STRIPPER', nudist and this from the verb 'STRIP', to undress; person who makes a paid erotic show of nudity to entertain an audience, in general, of the opposite sex.

  
hecer leso
  28

DO LESO in Chile : deceive, scam

  
cazuelear
  35

CAZUELEAR in Chile : Do leso, deceive, scam, cheat 2 . Eating, serving a woman, having sex

  
groggy
  30

GROGGY anglicism of GROGGY', dizzy : ; stunned, state of semi-unconsciousness when a boxer has received a heavy blow to the face.

  
pascalina
  38

PASCALINA machine based on gears that allowed to add mechanically, invented by the French mathematician Blaise Pascal in 1642. First he called it an arithmetic machine, then a pascaline machine and finally a pascaline machine.

  
mossa
  36

MOSSA in Chile : factory and brand of fine women's shoes

  
máximos
  28

MAXIMUM refers to the highest values of a variable.

  
hemerocritica
  16

HEMEROCRITIC error by HEMEROCRITICAL

  
hemerocrítica
  9

HEMEROCRÍTICA of 'hemero', newspaper, newspaper, weekly, magazine; analysis of journalistic texts based on the content, considering the denotative and connotative aspects, the subjectivity and objectivity with which the different articles are handled.

  
hemerocrítica
  23

HEMEROCRÍTICA of 'hemero', newspaper, newspaper, weekly, magazine; analysis of journalistic texts based on the content, considering the denotative and connotative aspects, the subjectivity and objectivity with which the different articles are handled.

  
samid
  29

SAMID, ALBERTO politician, refrigeration businessman, chess player, deputy and former vice president of the Central Market of Buenos Aires argentina.

  
árbol del nacimiento
  28

TREE OF BIRTH the Celts understood that everything they needed was given to them by nature, which they honored. That is why the Druids built a horoscope based on 21 trees, which were dominant according to the time of year and was the one that supposedly protected the one born on each date. For example: SPRUCE (The Mystery). Those born between January 2 and 11 and between July 5 and 14. OLMO ( The nobility ) 12 to 24 January and 15 to 25 JulyCIPRÉS ( La Fidelidad ) . . . ALAMO (Uncertainty) . . . CEDRO (Trust). . . PINO ( The particular ) . . . WEEPING WILLOW (The Melancholy) . . . LIMA O LIMONERO ( La duda ) ROBLE ( La valentía ) AVELLANO ( Lo extraordinaria ) SERBAL o ROWAN ( Lo sensibilidad ) ARCE ( Mente abidrta ) NOGAL ( La pasión ) ALAMO ( Uncertainty ) CASTSÑO ( La honestidad ) FRESNO O CEREZO ( La ambición ) CARPE ( ELl buen gusto ) HIGUERA ( El ímpetu ) MANZANO ( El amor ) ABEDUL ( La inspiración ) HAYA ( La creatividad )

  
makeup artist
  27

MAKEUP ARTIST textually makeup artist; Makeup artist

  
ethical hacking
  29

ETHICAL HACKING textually 'ethical hacking', or 'hacking ethics' that is, is the set of ethical and philosophical principles that apply in the world of hackers, although this does not mean that these principles cannot be equally applied outside the world of computing or hackers.

  




       


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