derecho
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Definitions
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plural de·re·chos.
- : a widespread and severe windstorm that moves rapidly along a fairly straight path and is associated with bands of rapidly moving thunderstorms.
Examples
The fiercest, on the afternoon of the 25th, has been described as a tornado or hurricane, and it might have been a derecho, for it ripped off the roofs of houses and helped squelch the fires in the city.
The storm was what’s known as a derecho, roughly translating to “straight ahead.”
The Midwest has had many derechos before, says Alan Czarnetzki, a meteorologist at the University of Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls.
Some anticipated effects of climate change, such as warming at the planet’s surface, could increase the likelihood of more and stronger derechos by increasing atmospheric instability.
The derecho de consumo (the internal or consumption duty) is an impost averaging nearly twenty per cent.
Los unos y las otras entran, como se dice, libres de derecho.
Algunos pases todava imponen a los educandos un derecho pecuniario que se paga al recibir la matrcula.
Asegure el pas al continente la justicia de su derecho y de su espada.
No s que haya ctedra alguna de derecho pblico, de fsica esperimental, de anatoma y botnica.