Spanish Open dictionary by Adrian Pliego

coconductor

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Coconductor is a person who drives a show or show along with someone else, most often as a secondary character or even as a kicker. The prefix "co" , from Latin "co-" means "con-" . For example, "contemporaneous", which means "with or of the same age; and "cooperate," which means acting or operating together with another or together. The use of this word by cacophony is not recommended. They are usually used, then, "co-animator". Now that if we look at the definition of driver as "someone driving or driving", a synonym for "coconductor" would simply be "co-pilot".

  

rompehogares

  59

A person who by meddling with someone who is already in another relationship, helps that relationship be broken. It applies mainly to people of the female genus, although there are also cases of "male breakers". A more or less indirect synonym would be "fortune hunters", "robomaridos" and, with some permissiveness, "lover". It is, in short, a person who "breaks or dismembers a home".

  

nunca digas de este agua no beberé

  63

it is something like O.E. : never have to say never, because at the least thoughtful moment "that" can happen to us. Another maxim to explain this sentence would be "By mouth dies the fish". Because if you're talking, you're going to have to swallow your words at a certain time. Another saying that might serve to explain the case a little more is that of "Never spit up". . . because the spit could fall back into your mouth.

  

astil

  64

foot to hold something

  

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