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  Value Position Position 9 9 Accepted meanings 3887 9 Obtained votes 132 9 Votes by meaning 0.03 20 Inquiries 125204 8 Queries by meaning 32 20 Feed + Pdf

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depauperados
  25

Plural of pauperized, passive of depauperar, from the latin participle: de, directional, overhead code down and pauper pauperis, poor: become poor, stay poor, impoverish, impoverishment, weaken, weaken, decline, reach the State of poverty by bad luck or bad administration of the estate.

  
say yay
  22

Say yes, in English, a song chosen by a jury and the audience of a television programme of the 1 February 2016 to represent Spain and RTVE in the Eurovision Song festival, which José María Merino as nonsense was rated by the scholar of the language since its letter is completely in English. What a way of representing Spain! This can't think of him or roasted that butter.

  
ego sum
  28

They are two Latin words: the personal pronoun of 1st person ego ( I ) and the 1st person singular of the present indicative form of the verb sum is esse I was ( to be, to be, to have ) therefore means I am or I am, unless it has wanted to write ergo sum, as in the famous phrase of Descartes: cogito, ergo sum, in which case ergo is an interpreting conjunction meaning then, consequently Therefore, so: I think, therefore I exist, that Descartes said after his methodical doubt.

  
cabe y cave
  36

Fits is the 3rd person singular of the present indicative and 2nd person singular imperative of the verb to fit which means having something or someone the right size to pass through an opening or to enter into a hollow, enter, touched one or belong to him something, if possible, be appropriate. It is also a preposition archaic and literary use which means next to, close. River of the province of Lugo, ( 41 Galicia; It flows into the Sil in the hydrographic basin of the Miño and that in the Roman Hispania called Chalibe. However cave is a surname of French origin, the name of various locations in the U.S. and other countries, a commune of Rome in Italy, various verbal forms of the verb to dig and the 2nd person singular of the imperative of the Latin verb caveo which means take care, beware of, protect from.

  
olaya
  28

Hypocorism feminine proper name of Eulalia, of Greek origin: eu-, prefix meaning well and laleo, talk: which speaks well or maybe the well named. It also said Laia, Laya, Olalla, Olaia, Eulale Eulari. It is not very common to this name which seems to me beautiful and euphonious.

  
su merced
  73

Pronoun second singular person in old Spanish, used since the end of the middle ages as a courtesy or treatment formula between the ordinary people or those who did not have a title, equivalent to your worship, your worship, vuesamerced, vuesamerce, vusted, Marquise, you, uste, metaplasmos your worship, and also to you or you. This pronoun is now used mostly in the interior of Colombia ( linguistic remnants of colonization ) and also sumerced or its metaplasm sumercé, colombianismo recognized by the Academy.

  
a ver y haber
  28

H there is a single word, the infinitive of the verb have, derived from latin habere 40 habes habeo have ) often functioning as auxiliary verb, in which case will be followed of a passive participle, as in these expressions: I'm glad to have come, you need to have already arrived. When the verb have does not act as auxiliary, means exist, as in these: there has to be something that explains it, there seems to be differences among them. It can also act as noun, meaning goods that someone has: has a large estate. In the case of a watch, it's two words, the preposition a and the infinitive of the verb see. This expression has much diversity: used to check something ( it has sent me the photo by wassap. -to see? ) before conditional: ( see if you portas you well ) as synonym of let's see or see: ( see you say on judgment ) instead of adverbs like naturally, obviously: ( is raining? -to see! can't you see that I have been steeped?, expressing excitement or interest before a question hint: ( see when coming back ) or by calling the attention of someone who we are going to ask or order something: Let's see, boy, do have how many years? Because of the great complexity of the see, it is better to ensure having h and use the see exclusion.

  
latitud y longitud
  25

Measures of location of any point on the surface with respect to the zero Meridian or Greenwich and the Ecuador. The length is the distance, measured on the parallel passing through that point, between the zero Meridian and that point. It may be length East when that point is located within the 180 degrees East of the zero Meridian or longitude East if you're West of the Meridian. Latitude is the distance, measured along the Meridian that passes by that point, between the Equator and that point may be North latitude and latitude South, according to which that point is in the northern hemisphere or in the South. These measures are established in sexagesimal degrees, minutes and seconds. The degrees of latitude ( 41 90; they amount to little more than 111 Km; one minute, more than 1855 m and a second, almost 31 m. The degrees of longitude are variable according to the latitude because the Earth is wider at the equator.

  
viernes santo
  21

In our Christian cultural context in which religion has dominated until recently all aspects of life still remain public religious strongholds with the acceptance of most of the world. One of these is the Holy week, whose days Saints, are called traditionally Holy Monday, Friday Holy... because the Church and Christian believers remember the passion and death of Christ. In the liturgical calendar of the Church the Holy week festivities are mobile, i.e. not is always held on the same dates, because according to provisions that come from the Council of Trent Holy week has held coinciding with the first moon after the birth of the spring, perhaps because Christ died when there was a full moon in spring.

  
revenant
  31

In English, reborn, back to life. Film starring Leonardo DiCaprio, directed by Mexican Alejandro González Inárritu premiered in 2015, based on the life of the Trapper Hugh Glass that was attacked by a bear in the mountains of North Dakota in an expedition in the winter of 1820 and abandoned to their fate. This film is based on another of the same subject titled man of a savage land starring Richard Harris and John Huston ( 1971 ).

  
salsa tã¡rtara
  27

Ta sauce Tartar is incorrectly written and should be written as "tartar sauce" being its meaning:! Cold sauce that accompanies meat dishes, such as chicken or pork chop of pork and fish, that comes from the Tatar tribes of Mongolia, and that includes mayonnaise, mustard and Pickles in vinegar, capers, olives, green onions, radish and parsley, all finely minced and mixed with a splash of lemon and a pinch of salt.

  
ansitio
  22

ansitio is incorrectly written and it should be written as "nodded" being its meaning: 3rd person singular of the perfect past simple indicative form of the verb nod which means saying yes gesture or verbally, affirm or reaffirm something that someone has said, proposed or asked, admit, approve, ratify, accept, confirm, authorize, endorse, recognize, grant, make, pamper, conform...

  
dignidad humana
  23

Latin dignitas dignitatis, merit, greatness, prestige, virtue, worth and is of dignus - a - um, worthy, valuable, virtuous. This value inherent in every human being is a contribution of Christianity to our culture, although originally based it on divine sonship. Now our secular culture although it is Christian and Greek roots based is the rationality and in human consciousness: we are the only beings rational, conscious of what surrounds us and ourselves and that free, autonomous, creators of our own destiny and responsible for our acts. This value is inalienable, like all human rights, and is collected in all democratic constitutions and universal declarations of rights.

  
metafora y ejemplos
  18

metaphor and examples is incorrectly written and it should be written as "metaphor" being its meaning: From Greek metaphora metaphoras, translation, change, transfer, displacement. Literary figure or trope that imaginarily identifies a reality with another based on some similarity between them for aesthetic purposes. Among these realities is given a semantic transfer figurative, like when you say to a woman: you are the light of my life. Other examples: the eyes are the windows to the soul, the Moon is a beautiful range, I love the hair of gold of my granddaughter, vulture funds are destructive, time is money, you are a donkey, already has 15 primaveras.

  
quo vadis
  54

Latinism in Christian context, that means where are you going?. It has a Christian tradition that St. Peter Apia fled from Rome via due to the persecution of Nero in the year 64, when he had a vision of Christ with the cross walking in direction to Rome. Then tells Peter: Quo vadis, Domine? ( Where are you going, Sir? ). Quo vadis? It is also a novel of the 19th century by the Polish writer Henryk Sienkiewicz, versioned in the film on numerous occasions during the twentieth century

  
resiliencia en educacion
  19

Capacity of human beings to overcome physically and emotionally to the difficulties of all kinds in life; the worst difficulties are the emotional ones, like the death of a loved one that breaks us heart. This recovery is important to the passage of time and the possession of these values: autonomy, self-esteem, coping, conscience, responsibility, optimistic hope, smart sociability and tolerance to frustration. Has taken this term the psychology of the Sciences of nature which defined it as the resistance of materials to bend without breaking, and to restore their status and original form.

  
honda y onda
  28

Honda and onda are homophonous but not homografas words and therefore have different meaning, although in some places the h sounds like something sucked, in the Spanish of Castile and the part North-Central Spain the h is completely silent. The reason for their different spelling is the etymological origin: honda comes from the Latin word cover fundae that reached us via heritage and so changed the f to h is an instrument of two strips of leather or other material to throw stones with different purpose and is also a feminine adjective meaning profound. Wave comes from unda, undae meaning wave, wave, ripple, vibration, so that in Spanish.

  
ser una odidea
  20

It is a long trip or adventure with all kinds of events, some favorable and others not. Set of difficulties and vicissitudes through which passes a person or several in the achievement of their projects. The word has its origin in the Odyssey, epic poem attributed to Homer 40 Greek; 8th century a. d. C. ) in which sings the adventures of Odysseus or Ulysses with his classmates, return to his homeland Ithaca, after the Trojan war.

  
concepto de sintesis abiotica
  32

Scientific theory that seeks to explain the origin of life from matter physico-chemical reactions, because science can not admit that life is God's creation as admit believers. Science is based on empirical data and what you can see, not in belief. God is not verifiable or not to create life, then you need to find a scientific explanation. Many biologists have sought it. An example: the Russian biologist of the century XX Aleksandr Oparin Ivánovich which mentions the coacervatos, as the basis of life, aggregates of molecules together by electrostatic forces, synthesized abiotically, which after many reactions and much time would have resulted in the cell. We still have long way to go in understanding.

  
salario minimo interprofesional
  24

interprofessional minimum wage is incorrectly written and it should be written as "minimum wage" to be its meaning: It is the minimum gross salary, according to law, who has charge regardless of the sector in which to work ( a worker with full-time primary, secondary, tertiary, Quaternary or quinary ) their age, their sex, or employment of fixed, casual or temporary situation. Governments, they say, set it to take account of national productivity, the IPC and national income, however it all depends on the ideology of the Government and labour awareness of workers who vote in the elections. In Spain the SMI in 2016 is 655,20 euros per month ( 14 pay annual ) i.e. 764,4 euros per month ( 12 41 annual pay;. In the U.S. the SMI is 1.155 euros monthly ( 12 pay annual 41.

  




       


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