Spanish Open dictionary by Felipe Lorenzo del Río

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agazapaban: 3rd person plural of the preterite imperfect indicative form of the verb Crouching to work normally as pronominal and means Crouch as the bug, down flat on the ground and in the undergrowth to blend in and not be seen by the persecutors or to stalk a dam, hide, hide.
inhibe: 3rd person singular of the present indicative and 2nd singular of the imperative of the verb inhibit it works also as pronominal and does prohibit, hinder, suppress, contain, prevent something, leave Act, refrain from doing or saying something. Also, in biology, cancel the operation of an organ or gland through medication. Law prevent a magistrate to act or resign himself to do so due to lack of competition.
bledo: Herbaceous plant in the genus chenopodium or also of the genus amaranthus; some very valuable in human food as amaranthus caudatus or chenopodium berlandieri present even in pre-Columbian America; other little valued considered weeds or wild forage here certain expressions like I care or not worth a damn. One of these insignificant plants considered weeds by market gardeners is chenopodium album, Harrier or chirincho.
cup en cataluña: Candidacy of popular Catalan candidature d 39 unit; unitat popular, in tribute to Salvador Allende, Spanish political party of character Marxist, Republican, anti-capitalist with certain doses of anarchism, independence and environmentalist; many of its members come from the 15M catalan. In the most recent Catalan regional elections collaborated with the Coalition Junts pel Yes in favor of the independence of Catalonia and has been instrumental in the resignation of Artur Mas as Chairman of Catalan community.
klk: Acronym that what, simplification of what e '' would would would would would would what e ''?, what is what is?, colloquial greetings among American youngsters, mostly in Dominican Republic, equivalent to our what what?, what trunk?, what uncle?, are you?, what is wrong with you, uncle?, how we?, how life?, Hello would, what such?, good.!!
unesco en siglas: Abbreviation of United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, the United Nations agency for education, science and culture around the world. It promotes peace and progress through the incentive of the education, knowledge and communication in all countries, with preference for those most in need. Unesco was founded in 1945 these countries: France, Mexico, Lebanon, China, Egypt, New Zealand, Brazil, United Kingdom, Canada, Czechoslovakia and Norway. Currently members and 8 associate members 195 States. It is headquartered in Paris.
isugarri: isugarri is incorrectly written, and should be written as "izugarri" as meaning: Basque term composed of izu ( fear, terror ) and garri ( causes, producer, worth ) what terrible, awful, also as adverb terribly, a lot, greatly, greatly.
de buenas ha primeras: good has first is incorrectly written and it should be written as "good first" still its meaning: Adverbial phrase which means suddenly, with one blow, the first change, suddenly in an unexpected way, suddenly, suddenly, suddenly in an unexpected way, without coming to story.
grexit: Something stupid anglicism invented by the media and the network last year, because it suggests a model of Europe that some don't like us, the Europe of the merchants, fusion of Greece ( 41 Greece; and exit ( exit ) i.e. the output of Europe and the euro by Greece. Not there is already talk of this, which means that merchants are happy.
brexit: Anglicism, fusion abbreviated british exit, exit the European Union British because of the euro have always been outside. Unlike the grexit, which was a threat of expelling Greece from the euro and the European Union, the brexit is a threat to the United Kingdom to leave the EU if they do not get certain advantages. The agreement that seems to have arrived the mandarins of Europe today, all Europeans are not officially equal, because in practice we are not it.
eco: Our Umberto Eco, philosopher, semiologist, humanist, writer, author of novels as beautiful as the name of the rose or Foucault's pendulum, has died in Milan yesterday, Friday, at 10,30 pm. The dictionary from our memory for this Renaissance man.
la corona de adviento: The advent of adventus Redemptoris ( arrival of the Redeemer 41., is the initial period of the liturgical year of the Christian Church which includes the 4 weeks leading up to Christmas. It is a time of hope for the Christian believers in that recall the birth of Christ, though connoisseurs say that Christ was not born on the winter solstice, but in spring. But this is another matter. The advent wreath is a central European pre-Christian symbol consisting of a wreath of pine or FIR, decorated with candles, which expresses the desire for the rebirth of life, off in the winter, through the cult of the Sun. The Christians adopted this symbolism by applying to Cristo-Dios.
btw: An acronym for by the way we translate on purpose, by the way, home of communicative expression in which we changed the thread of a conversation or communication towards another thing we associate with that.
schlagen: German verb which means paste, beat, beat, beat the heart.
huehuetoca: Municipality of Mexico State to 65 kms north of the capital of the Republic of more than 100,000 inhabitants with emerging demographics, whose name is of nahuatl origin: huehue ( old ) toca ( 41 language; and can ( place ): place of the ancient language or, perhaps, place of the old wise. The economic engine of this city is the industry in its different types: textile, chemical, food, steel, but the services sector and smaller is also important to agriculture and livestock.
mataiotes mataiotetos kai panta mataiotes: Hellenism of Ecclesiastes, Assemblyman, the congregador, the preacher, did Solomon?. This expression could be considered the synthesis of this biblical book, whose author also reflects Greek criteria on the transience of life and the enexorabilidad of death: " Vanity of vanities and all vanity ": everything is futile, frivolous, empty, meaningless. The book, written perhaps in the 6th century a. d. C., could have signed Greek skeptic or perhaps a stoic or an epicurean, and up to an Existentialist in the 20th century.
am y pm: Abbreviations of meridiem and post meridiem, latinisms referred to the anterior and posterior to the noon hours: before noon and after noon. For example, " the incident took place at 5 a.m. pm. ( at 5 in the afternoon ) "
tu quoque: Latinism which means you also which also gives name to a type of sophism, variant of the fallacy of ad hominem, consistent in rejecting an argument citing the low credibility of who sets out, as in the relieved " and you more " among children and politicians. An example of your quoque is to reject that smoking is unhealthy because the doctor who tells us also smoke.
mamarracho: Arabism. From andalusi Arabic Doha ( 41 clown;: bizarre, grotesque, tarambana, grotesque, fantasmon, laughingstock, scarecrow, quirky, ridiculous, tipejo, WIMP.
urcidas: Feminine plural of urcido, passive participle of the verb urcir of medieval Spanish spoken in the Esca and Roncal valleys at the confluence of the provinces of Zaragoza, Huesca and Navarre in the Pyrenees and nearby areas with the meaning saddle the male the goat. In the 13th century the Aragonese took part in the conquest of the Kingdom of Murcia and why this word appears in the andalusi Arabic in this zegel or Moorish poem of farewell after the expulsion of the Moors for Felipe III at the beginning of the 17TH century. Christian ay! / not all are inhuman. / Cartagena, waiting for US / output and the sentence. / how this chain weighs / urcida by your brothers. / Christian Ay! / not all are inhuman. /...