Spanish Open dictionary by John Rene Plaut

estuardo

  58

STUART European dynasty Reigning family in Scotland (1371-1714) and throughout Great Britain (1603-1714). It was originally a noble family from Scotland, vying for power with the rival clans of the Bruce and Baliol. They achieved royalty with Robert II (1316–90), who received the throne on the death of his mother's brother, David II Bruce, in 1371 On William's death in 1702, the last queen of the Stuart dynasty, Anne Stuart (1665–1714), second daughter of James II, occupied the English throne. Under his reign, the personal union that the Stuarts had made of the English and Scottish Crowns was made constitutional by the Act of Union (1707), which officially gave birth to the United Kingdom of Great Britain.

  

tira pinta

  30

TIRA PINTA colloquially, which is looking, showing itself vainly. The noun is TIRAPINTAS and the verb is TIRAR PINTA , strut . PINTA is the facha , figure : Alain Delon still looks good

  

pinta

  30

PINTA in Chile : facha , figure , prestancia . TO THROW PINTA is to walk looking, to show its beauty, good facha or elegance

  

rodoviario

  48

RODOVIARIO Another word that I have already described recently and exhaustively and that, by art of chimbiriloco, disappears, without even having registered. This time I'll just say the basics. in Chile, bus terminal. In general, high-speed paved track for vehicle traffic. Traffic of minor vehicles may or may not be allowed. . In Portuguese they are paved public rural roads that could even allow the transit of pedestrians and bicycles.

  

abriendo boca

  36

OPENING MOUTH GERUND OF OPENING YOUR MOUTH, revealing a secret, going on your tongue

  

estar barato

  36

BE CHEAP be at a good price, be economical

  

pumpa

  41

PUMPA in Chile: buttocks, rear, possibly derived from the Portuguese BUMBA. In Venezuela: top hat.

  

recogidas

  47

COLLECTIONS pl . of COLLECTION, time to be stored, retreat to the barracks, homes or rooms. 2 . Time to look for (something or someone): the collections are from Monday to Friday, at 10 and 16 hours.

  

no culpable

  30

NOT GUILTY innocent, you have no legal responsibility. In the legal field the distinction is made because a ruling or verdict of not guilty does not necessarily mean innocence, but there may not have been enough condemnatory evidence, the procedure was challenged, there was prescription of the cause or another liberating fact.

  

tragar demasiado

  31

SWALLOW TOO MUCH endure excessively, be mistreated.

  

garbinba

  36

GARBINBA see GARBIMBA

  

garbimba

  37

GARBIMBA in Colombia : 1 . despicable, poorly dressed, bad person. 2 . Garbage

  

garza roja

  38

GARZA ROJA Cultural Park in the city of Guayaquil, Ecuador. Tourist attraction at 37 kms . of the canton Nobol, in the conurbation of the aforementioned city.

  

kinésica

  48

KINÉSICA discipline that studies gestures, attitudes and body movements. It focuses on body language, except speech. For example, running your finger over your nose, winking, hugging, crossing your legs, crumpling your frown, lowering your head. Some synonyms, words or similar expressions may be kinesic, kinesia, kinesic

  

número dos

  38

NUMBER TWO The perfect couple, the ideal couple. Person who seeks balance. Person who knows how to listen and is empathetic.

  

comprar-tirar-comprar

  21

Buy-throw-buy see FAST FASHION, anti-green irony for doing the contra to the triple R, recycle-reduce-reuse Some synonyms, words or similar expressions can be fast fashion

  

hashtags

  27

HASHTAGS plural of HASHTAG

  

wakeword

  33

WAKEWORD anglicism resulting from the contraction of WAKE, awakening and WORD, word . It is a word that activates some electronic device when pronouncing it Some synonyms, words or similar expressions can be hot word, trigger word, wake up word

  

tacticismo

  22

TACTICISM error by TACTISM

  

fluidodinámica

  36

FLUIDDYNAMICS is part of physics that studies the dynamics of fluids, that is, everything related to the movement of liquids and gases.

  

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