effect . ( Of the lat. )( effectus ). 1. m. that which follows by virtue of a cause. 2. m. impression made in the mood. Did your word in my heart effect 3. m. end so that something is done. The effect you want to For the effect 4. m. Article of trade. 5. m. document or commercial value, is nominative, refund or to the bearer. 6. ft rotating movement, as well as the translation, given to a ball, ball, etc., to promote her, and that makes it deviate from its normal path. 7. m. In the technique of some shows, trick or ruse to cause certain impressions. U m. in pl. 8. m. pl. effects special. 9. m. pl. Goods, furniture, belongings. effect boomerang. 1. d. result of an action that turns against its author. effect collateral. 1. m. Med. effect side. effect Crown. 1. m. Electr. Luminescent Halo, produced by ionization of the air, surrounding drivers for very high voltage. effect lie. 1. m. Der. The who has a resource when it is attributed to the High Court the knowledge of the subject of the contested decision. effect or dominoes. 1. d. result of an action that produces a series of consequences in chain. effect greenhouse. 1. m elevation in the temperature of the atmosphere near the Earth's crust, because of the difficulty of dissipation of heat radiation, due to the presence of a layer of carbon dioxide from industrial burning. effect secondary. 1. m. Med. Indirect and generally adverse consequence of the use of a drug or therapy. effect suspensive. 1. m. Der. The who has a resource when it paralyzes the implementation of the resolution which it contests. effect banking, s or effect s commercial. 1. m. pl. Credit documents issued by banks or commercial entities. effect s special. 1. m. pl. In the technique of some shows, tips or tricks to prov certain ocar impressions which cause illusion of reality. effect s public. 1. m. pl. Credit documents issued by the State or other governmental entities, which have been recognized by the Government as negotiable on the stock exchange. a effect s of something. 1. loc. Advisor. In order to obtain or clarify. en effect . 1. loc. Advisor. In fact, really, really. do effect . 1. loc. verb. have an effect. 2. loc. verb. Seem very well, dazzle with their appearance or presentation. lead to effect , or put in effect a project, thinking, etc. 1. locs. verbs. Run it, getting it in work. be valid effect a measure, a remedy, a Council, etc. 1. loc. verb. Give the result desired. ? V. stroke of effect