Spanish Open dictionary by Inés Merino García

Inés Merino García
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predominio: Is the substantive employee to refer to that that has the domain or can be about something or someone. The adjective would be predominantly or dominant. What exist in greater quantity with respect to something else. It is superiority or greatness over something.
resuspension: It can be defined also as that action repeat the suspension, incorporating the prefix RE, whose purpose is to point out something that is repetitive or repetitive.
inmersiva: It also comes a kind of virtual reality, which involves a reconstruction of the landscape that boat 360 degrees. Reconstruction of a three-dimensional environment that involves the spectator is go on the scene as if it were within the same.
contraparte: It is a term used in the legal field, and more specifically, in procedural, to refer to the opposing party in a lawsuit, and defends the position opposite to the other party and that, therefore, opposed to their interests.
crocancia: There is no such word or has no recognised meaning in the Royal Academy of the Spanish language, although, as indicated, Mario Guzmán, seems in Mexico and Argentina serving to highlight the quality of crunchy food. If something is crispy is because chewing it it sounds scratchy. They are usually fried foods that are very rich but they are very caloric.
que es un poema: It is a composition usually written in verse, literary but also admits the prose. It falls within the poetry. They tend to be works dedicated to the love, the beauty, the sadness, and in general, full of emotion. To the author or author are you called poet or poet. Among the poets more recognized, is can find the name of Federico Garcia Lorca, Antonio Machado, Rafael Albert among many others.
hizo o izo: Indeed, both words are correct. It depends on what you want to express yourself, use the word with h or without h. As indicates Fede, with h is be the conjugation of the last that says, in reference to the verb do and without h, is the conjugation of the present of izar, that means climb, lift, and that is employs in nautical.
hizo o izo: Indeed, both words are correct. It depends on what you want to express yourself, use the word with h or without h. As indicates Fede, with h is be the conjugation of the last that says, in reference to the verb do and without h, is the conjugation of the present of izar, that means climb, lift, and that is employs in nautical.
hizo o izo: Indeed, both words are correct. It depends on what you want to express yourself, use the word with h or without h. As indicated by Fede, with h turns out to be verb that indicates, in reference to the verb do and h, is the conjugation of izar, which means climbing, lift.
hizo o izo: Indeed, both are correct. It depends on what you want to express yourself, use the word with h or without h. As Fede, was is the verb for that designates verb do and izo, is the designated lifting conjugation, which means lifting.
chiquitera: Is is of an expression employed in the country Basque, Comuninada autonomous of Spain, located in the North of the country, that serves to refer is to the woman that takes young or pots, i.e., came taken in glasses short. Would be the female of chiquitero. He man Basque is more usual that to the midday or to the afternoon night potée or go from txikitos with the gang or group of friends.
imgrc: There is that Word or has a known meaning. As says Ricardo Fono would be the acronym used in order to identify different places of snapshots in the internet world.
febricula: Incorrectly written since the Word carries tilde in the i, and therefore is low-grade fever. Its definition is a fever-type mild or light, infectious origin, which does not usually exceed body temperature of 37.5 degrees.
picaporte: It is the mechanism, usually metal, used to open or close the doors. It is a lever or device that serves to fulfill this task of opening or closing. Some are complemented with a key, usually in the front doors of each House. When is break, will usually call to a locksmith, professional dedicated to fix them or to put them.
chilanga: Is is of the female of chilango, that is is of the expression used to call to the natural of Mexico, of way colloquial. It can be considered as a Word with certain discriminatory connotation or peroyativa, but also as Word of pride for Mexicans, used as a colloquial name.
conade: It is an institution of the Government of Mexico, whose primary purpose is the promotion of sport, physical culture, and all the activities aimed at the social and human development of physical type in Mexican society.
autodidacta: Set to that person who has the ability to learn by herself, studying well on its own without teachers or mentors or through personal or professional experience. Who it is, tends to motivate is in that learn something that you like, although also who it is, is sees in the need of learning of way forced.
erren: erren is incorrectly written, and should be written as "herren" being its meaning: Apparently the word correct is herren, i.e., with h and would mean the food for the cattle. Also in the community autonomous of the country Basque there is a village that would contain that Word, in concrete, is Errenteria in Basque or Renteria in Castilian, that is in the province of Gipuzkoa.Y also could have is dear tell yerren of the verb err, that would be the third person of the plural of the subjunctive or second person of the plural of the imperative.
cuiso: No seems nor so even exist and therefore, not has any meaning known as says Ricardo Forno. Perhaps it was intended to tell care, that the first person singular of the verb would be taking care of.
crush: Indeed it is of a term Anglo-Saxon that comes to mean crush. There is a video game world known that is called candy crush, that is a variable of the connects three but with candy. It also means platonic love or be madly in love.