Spanish Open dictionary by Carlos Figueredo alvarez

la mechá

  40

Mechá, with that graphia, can be a deformation of the word MECHADA. . In some Venezuelan areas, syllable suppression deformation is very common. Meat mechada is the meat, mostly vaccinated, that once cooked, is separated into its thin fibers to be served to the diner

  

camastros

  49

In the State of Lara, Venezuela, " 34 cot; and in popular sense, we understand a rudimentary piece of furniture that is transformed into bed, also a bed when already for prolonged use or damage, barely gives the expected service. We also use the expression " camastron " to refer to a piece of furniture as the aforementioned but of bigger regular and by extension it is applied to models discontinued, already passed fashion and large vehicles.

  

buhonero

  53

In Venezuela, the Peddler concept has taken on different meanings: the general is that which refers to a different vendor and different genres, usually of low prices, which moves constantly especially in large concentrations of people 40 sites; squares, churches, markets, fairs ). Also called so the seller to set a fixed site ( assigned by any agreed or municipal authority among them ) It belongs to the so-called informal economy ( They are not included in the determination of the product internal gross ) or registered. Another meaning is: 40 self-employed; works committees ) It acquires the goods from a wholesaler ( In some cases it was their patron, ) and sells it on account of this in close public places or not, to the headquarters of your provider.

  

metateòrico

  61

Metateorico is a construct that refers to those who study of a thoughtful and constructive way a theory provided by another scientist. The metateorico is a kind of vigilante epistemic which gives reinforcement and scientific robustness to a theory with your analysis. Metatheory is the theory of the theory. It might be the case that the theory tested by their epistemic weaknesses is falseable and therefore detachable.

  

cesionar

  62

Neologism, with the same meaning of " give ".Perhaps originated by referral from the concept " 34 assignee; ( " opposite assignor " ) person upon whom rests the effect of the " 34 assignment;

  

transcomplejidad

  72

Transcomplejidad is a categorical concept emerging, typical of the epocalidad of postmodernism, in the come together synergistically transdisciplinarity and complexity epistemic categories.It means a form of see, perceive, approaching, build and deconstruct the social reality from different perspectives multidisciplinary, holistic, integrals, complex in uncertainty environments, where the actor in a cycle of recursive learning and Unlearning, ruptures and emergence of paradigms, apprehend and desaprehender, constructs, deconstructs and reconstructs the knowledge that defines and redefines the reality

  

unigénito

  71

Unigenito in reference to Christ as son of God, does not mean only son, that that condition is contrary to the same Bible. St. Paul says, who accepts Christ and believed in is son of God. Hence unigenito means " the same origin " or " the same gene or genesis ". Does this mean that Christ and God has a common origin.

  

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