Spanish to English Dictionary (Diccionario Español-Inglés)

Flasher

An electronic device that causes a light or lamp to go on and off intermittently, such as a vehicle's turn signal indicator.

Flatsing

To sing or play a musical note slightly lower than the correct pitch.

Flayed

Having been stripped of skin, or appearing as if the skin has been removed.

Flummox

To bewilder; to perplex greatly.

Forcible-removal

The act of compelling someone to leave a place against their will using physical force, legal authority, or coercion.

Fundamental disagreement

A deep, core conflict of principles, values, or beliefs that makes reconciliation or consensus extremely difficult to achieve.

Gilt-head

A common European marine food fish (Sparus aurata) with a golden band between the eyes, highly prized in Mediterranean cuisine.

Hamming

Relating to algorithms, distances, or codes developed by Richard Hamming for error detection and correction in data transmission.

High-bandwidth

Characterized by a high capacity for transmitting data, signals, or information simultaneously.

High-context

Relating to a communication style or culture in which much of the information is conveyed through implicit cues, nonverbal communication, shared history, and relationships rather than explicit verbal statements.

Impractically

In a way that is not suited to practical use or does not make sense in reality.

Inaugural speech

A formal address given by a political leader, such as a newly elected president, at the beginning of their term of office.