Spanish Open dictionary by Inés Merino García

Inés Merino García
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pop-up: Anglilicism that refers to the pop-up window that suddenly appears on your computer. They are usually windows that arise automatically and without requesting it for advertising purposes and in an intrusive way.
infrarojos: Incorrectly written when going with double r , that is, the correct word is infrared. Infrared or infrared light is electromagnetic radiation of greater wavelength than visible light but less than those of microwaves.
regrabar: Action of re-recording something. It's the repetition of a recording.
firmable: It refers to what can be signed, either because it meets the agreed requirements, because it agrees and does not violate legality.
cesfam: Family Health Centers in Chile are known by cesfam. They are health centers or outpatient centers with a family and/or community approach.
ultrarreligiosa: Tell yourself about what is exaggeratedly religious. The prefix ultra gives the religious word the relationship of superiodity.
minimedida: It refers to the minimum, minuscule, or very small size measurement that is hardly appreciable to the naked eye.
sofalización: Neologism that defines the act of socializing from the sofa through technologies, giving itself especially among young adults.
portexo: It is called portexo to the neighbor of Porto, town of Zamora (Castilla y León), which borders León and Orense.
biomarcador: The word biomarker is not recognized in the Royal Academy of Language, although it is a widely used term in science, mainly in biology and medicine. It is a biological marker indicating a biological state. They are substances that are used to measure diseases or their processes.
narcolocal: It is the place where the illicit activity of drug trafficking takes place. They are created anywhere closed even in floors where a neighborhood malaise occurs when there is a racking of drug traffickers and consumers that generate conflict and insecurity.
antivacuna: It is called vaccine who denies the effectiveness of vaccines and therefore does not want to be vaccinated either he or his sons or daughters.
dunar: There is no recognized dune word in the Royal Academy of the Spanish Language but may want to refer to a set of dunes.
flaite: It is a term used in Chile to refer to people who have bad customs or socially misfits, who speak vulgar and unedionably.
krai: Russian term that refers to what we know as region, territory or province. Currently there are 9 krais in Russia understood as administrative demarcations.
chuzador: The word chuzador is not recognized in the dictionary of the Royal Academy of the Spanish Language but it is used in Colombia to refer to people who perform illegal e-listeners, interceptions of calls, messages or emails violating people's privacy unlawfully to obtain information that can then be used to carry out coerces or threats. The word comes from the term chuzar, which is found in the SAR, and which literally means the action of pricking or hurting with a sharp object.
sobreleer: This word does not exist in the Spanish language, although it may refer to reading above, without deepening, without paying attention to detail.
autobronceado: It refers to the act of self-tanning or what is the same, applying a self-tanning on the skin to look like you are dark but without sunbathing.
megacrisis: It refers to a giant or extraordinary crisis of fundamental economic scope.
bowl: It is an English term meaning bowl, small container or bowl. It is very common to use this English word to define simple recipes for food that enter such containers, which are usually mostly breakfasts or snacks.