Spanish Open dictionary by John Rene Plaut

platillos

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PLATILLOS plural OF PLATILLO , diminutive of PLATO . Dishe smaller than the main course. Bread plate. 2 . flying saucers, supposed alien spaceships. 3 . Bronze dishes from an orchestra drums

  

planeadas

  33

PLAN female, plural of PLANNED past participle of the verb PLANEAR

  

figuras pintorescas

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PICTURESQUE FIGURES is the sixth (and last) group of LITERARY FIGURES or RHETORICAL FIGURES Are figures that express in words what is displayed or experienced. It consists of 6 figures : TOPOGRAPHY or LANDSCAPE , , CRONOGRAPHY , PROSOPOGRAPHY , ETOPEYA , PORTRAIT and AUTORETRATO .

  

figuras de orden

  34

ORDER FIGURES One of the 6 Groups of Literary Figures. This diice relates to altering the order in which words normally appear. It consists of 4 figures, namely: BIMEMBRATION , QUIASMO or ANTIME-BOLA , HIPERBATON , RETRUCANO or CONMUTATIO ( switching )

  

figuras de pensamiento

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THOUGHT FIGURES One of the 6 groups of literary figures. It consists of 8 subgroups of figures that have been given a change to the normal content of the words in order to enhance the discourse. They are: AMPLIFICATION FIGURES, ACUMULATION FIGURES, LOGICAL FIGURES, OBLIQUE FIGURES, DEFINITION FIGURES, DIALOGUE FIGURES OR WPATICAL FIGURES, [DIELECTIC FIGURES OR [ARGUMENTATION FIGURES AND FICTION FIGURES

  

escoba

  43

ESCOBA Disaster , tendon ( tendal ) . It is used as an expression to stay the BCOBA or LEAVE the BCOBA

  

malas

  60

MALAS female and plural of MALO . See MALO

  

piojito pardo

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PIOJITO PARDO Cuclotogaster Diminutive Heterographa of LICE PARDO , the typical lice of hens, cosmopolitan, although it also affects turkeys. It stays on the head and nape of the neck and is the only one that can cause significant damage to young chickens.

  

pirrís

  27

PIRRES Soaked In Costa Rica is used the expression BE DONE A PIRRS be wet, be soaked. PIRRI Comes from the verb Pirrar which means to incarnate, to like a lot, to enjoy

  

remar en contra

  36

REMAR AGAINST Allegory to , express that someone is going against the interests of others : Today there were more than 1000 arrested for rowing against health standards and violating quarantine and curfew.

  

sábilas áloes

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SAVLASLOES plural of aloe or aloe . It is a perennial plant with large elongated and fleshy leaves, with slightly toothed edges, green and white veins, usually at the edges. It has multiple uses and the pharmaceutical industry produces to treat small skin burns and as antibacterials against herpes.

  

sábila

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ABILA Aloe . View [Aloe

  

annus horribilis

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ANNUS HORRIBILIS Latin phrase to highlight a tying time. It literally means horrible year.

  

comoditizar

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CHECKWITIZE Convert financial assets into commodities, i.e. in financial papers representing raw materials such as metals (copper, aluminum, steel), food (coffee, sugar, cocoa) or any other marketable product. The commodity is expressed in general terms, without specification of origin, quality or mark. It trades on the stock exchange like stocks.

  

followers

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FOLLOWERS plural of followerVer follower

  

panhispanismo

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PANHISPANISMO of Latin bread, everything, general and Hispanicism, study of the Spanish language and culture or, also the set of cultural attributes that are common to Spanish-speaking peoples. Panhispanismo refers to the doctrine of globalization of culture and the Spanish language, as well as the integration of Spanish-speaking peoples, basically through the unification of cultural attributes.

  

calcúlala

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CALCÚLALA pronominal form of imperative mode , second person , singular of the verb Calcular[/] . Run a quant quantize calculation. Solve a mathematical operation.

  

álgebra calcular

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( ALGEBRA ) CALCULAR Determine, using alger bracous and arithmetic operations, the value of each unknown or variable in an equation or set of equations (if it were a system of equations)

  

bajoneado

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LOW PART Past of the verb bajonear . Depressed, with little desire to do things, without wanting to.

  

poner paños calientes

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PUT HOT PAÑOS Shake , heat a situation , entede the mood . It is the anonymity of the traditional and more sensible expression PUT COLD PAÑOS, which means to calm the moods, calm down. Some synonyms, words or similar expressions may be exacerbating moods, creating or increasing conflict

  

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