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Working Group www.wordmeaning.org Dictionary of meanings generated by www.wordmeaning.org veña vein in gallegoVenir in Spanish ver alegóricamente see allegorically = Alegoriaalegoria, from the Greek allegorein 'figuratively speaking', is a literary figure or artistic theme that aims to represent an idea by making shapes human, animals or everyday objects.Allegory seeks to give an image that has no image so that it can be better understood by the Government. Draw the abstract, "visible" do what only conceptual, obeys a didactic intention. Thus, a blind woman with a balance, is an allegory of Justice, and a fitted with forgery skeleton is an allegory of death. The creator of allegories usually strive to explain them so that everyone can understand them. For its evocative nature, it employed profusely as a resource in matters religious and profane. Ancient Greece, Rome, the middle ages and the Baroque was used since antiquity, at the time of the Pharaonic Egypt. ver el abiotica From the Greek abiotikos. It is said are the places and conditions unfit for the living and the chemical reactions that do not require the intervention of human beings. ver el subdelirio en es pañol Mild delirium in which the patient can understand and answer questions while he utters incoherent words. Quiet delirium, characterized by incoherent words, pronounced a middle voice, compatible with a normal consciousness when the patient is questioned. ver las estrellas 1.-Surely we have ever heard the expression see the stars in relation to one coup more or less strong, above all if the hit is on the head, as also we can see the stars in the comic drawn, I remember it especially in the Mortadelo and Filemon ( perhaps because they were the more I read ). As well this is not just a graphic resource or an expression without more, if not that can be explained.<br>2. The scientific explanation does not remove you the charm to shooting stars. We are sure that many will continue asking wishes when you see a shooting star sail the horizon. ver videos porno It is a movie of pornographic content of short duration. veraniegas summer = summer, - ga adj. relative to the summer.DIC. which, in summer, often become skinny or enfermar.fig.Ligero, little shaft. verdadero, cierto, fiable true verdaderoLo is that it contains truth and reality.That is true or not can be in doubt: it is not true, I never was there; the truth is that nobody knows what ocurrira.2 that is not given accurate or don't want to determine: be a person fiableDicho: that is worthy of trust, worthy of trust as a person who does not deceive. Saying one thing: offering safety or good results. verderolos plural of Galician verderoloen Spanish verderoloen Verderonel European Greenfinch Greenfinch is a small Songbird of the order of the Passeriformes and the family Fringillidae ( as the finches ). It is a common species in the Iberian Peninsula. vergante The Vergante is a hilly territory between Lake Orta and Lake Maggiore, the Mottarone. This name suggests, in particular, the eastern sector of these hills, namely, that overlooks the Maggiore.El Lake name "Vergante. " It is derived from an ancient local family who ruled in the area. [citation needed] Many guides review, the origin of the Latin expression 34 Vergante; in vergens lacus " or " opening, or degrade Lake (More ) " vergante 1.Vergante EcuadorDicese of a person who vale verga, who is as virile male member. A balurdo, a gift no one, a moron. vergeri vergeri = vergerioPier Paolo Vergerio was an Italian reformer. He was born in Capodistria and studied law and logic in Florence and Padua, where he began to practice in 1522; He also served as lawyer in Verona and Venice. verify cap is English verify Spanish isen cap check that the lid is veringo VERINGO, GA. adj. Col. bare, in leathers. verí In Valencian = Spanish veriEn = poison verleger In German verleger. = In Spanish Publisher.A Publisher is the director of a publisher of books, magazines, newspapers, music, calendar, or other products in means 40 notes;CDs, DVDs, media online, software for PC, games, etc. ) verleniana style of poetry of Paul Verlain was born on March 30, 1844 in Metz, best known as the author of the light-dark poems. He studied at the Lycée Bonaparte and then works in the City Hall of Paris. Gradually he began to relate the literary environment, based on his own personal experiences considerably easy and disappointing love. verloquio verloquio = verroquio = VerrocchioAndrea del Verrocchio, born Andrea di Michele di Francesco Cioni, known simply as Verrocchio. (Florence, h. 1435 - Venice, 1488 ) He was a painter, sculptor and Goldsmith where Italian. He worked at the Court of Lorenzo de ' Medici in Florence. Among his pupils were Leonardo da Vinci, Perugino, Ghirlandaio and Sandro Botticelli, but also influenced Miguel Ángel. He worked in the style serenely classic of the early Florentine Renaissance. verner Carl Gustaf Verner von Heidenstam ( Olshammar, Sweden, July 6, 1859 - Ovralid, Sweden, 20 May 1940-) It was a Swedish writer, winner of the Nobel Prize for literature in 1916.Su attempt at being an artist led him to study painting at the Academy of Stockholm, which left shortly after to start a long journey through Europe, Africa and Middle East. His work Vandringsår 40 vallfart och;Pilgrimage and wander years, 1888 ) a collection of lyric poems that were based on his experiences during his tour in the Middle East, marked its beginning of dissent with naturalism.His love for beauty is reflected in Hans Alienus ( 1892 ) an allegorical novel. Dikter (Poems, 1895 ) and Karolinerna. (The soldiers of Carlos, 2 vols., 1897-1898 ) a historical novel, carried in its pages the same nationalist passion that in his other works.For his Nya Dikter, published in 1915, a volume of lyric poems, is was awarded the prize Nobel Prize for literature in 1916. verosimiles plausible = plural of verosimilverosimil adj. With the appearance of true: plausible character. Credible: his excuse is very plausible. veroz Fast and high-pitched versada well versed, da adj. Instruido, expert: verso el endecasilabo The leading ( from the Greek do ½´µ ° ± " 11 "? and AA»» ±²±¯ " 34 syllables; ) It is a verse of eleven syllables of Italian origin adopted in the Spanish lyric during the first third of the 16th century, during the Renaissance, thanks to the Toledo poet Garcilaso de la Vega, who introduced him together with his friend Juan Boscán convinced in Granada by the Venetian Ambassador Andrea Navagiero that introduced the Italian metric in Castilian, as Boscan says in the letter "The Duchess of Soma " It precedes the second book of works of Boscan and some of Garcilaso (Barcelona, 1534-): vertederos Landfills or dumps ( also known in some Spanish-speaking countries as dumps ) they are those places where garbage is eventually deposited. very true English Spanish trueen very true very vestusos vestusos is incorrectly written, and should be written as "vestuto" being its meaning:<br>vestusos = vestutovetusto vestutosplural, ta. ( from lat. vetustus ).1. adj. extremely old, outdated. vesubio Mount Vesuvius is an active volcano of the vesuvian type located facing the Bay of Naples and about nine kilometers away from the city of Naples. It is located in the province of Naples, belonging to the Italian region of Campania. vevo Vevo ( stylized VEVO or vevo ) It is a web site and Platform for music videos owned by Google, Sony Music Entertainment, Universal Music Group, Abu Dhabi Media Company and Arthur Music Company, 2 1 more license from EMI to reproduce their content.Vevo began operating during the midnight of December 6, 2009 in United States, Canada and Japan.[citation needed] The service uses the existing infrastructure of YouTube to host content that is owned by Universal, but in a separate Internet domain. Universal and Google, and in the future other media groups if they decide to join, will split revenues by advertising that is generen.2Fuentes as Cnet have stated that Vevo could become the largest Internet music site vialeza vialeza = vilezavileza s. m.1 vile action: has been a villainy on your part to deceive us all. villania.2 cult quality of vile. viana Viana is a municipality and a Spanish town of the region of Navarre. Located in the merindad of Estella, in the region of Estella Occidental and 81 km from the capital of the community, Pamplona. Its population in 2012 was 4022 ( INE ).Re-founded in 1219 by Sancho VII the strong, he received the title of city in 1630 and holds the title of very Noble and loyal city of Viana head of Principality of the ancient Kingdom of Navarre, preserves part of the walled complex of the 13th century and many emblazoned houses, as well as important historical monuments.