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La Real Academia Nacional de Medicina de España le da la bienvenida a esta versión electrónica de acceso libre y gratuito del Diccionario de términos médicos. La versión electrónica puede consultarse desde cualquier dispositivo conectado a Internet, como ordenadores fijos o portátiles y teléfonos móviles inteligentes, entre otros, e incluye todos los términos comprendidos en la versión en papel, con las ventajas que proporciona la búsqueda electrónica.

El lenguaje médico es cambiante y se modifica al ritmo, cada vez más vertiginoso, de los nuevos avances científicos. Por eso, esta versión electrónica contará con actualizaciones periódicas, correcciones y mejoras, contenidos estos que complementan a los incluidos en la versión en papel.

El buscador ha sido diseñado especialmente para adaptarse al contenido del diccionario, y permite encontrar la palabra deseada con rapidez y precisión. El menú de búsqueda admite seleccionar distintos criterios, que permitirán a cada usuario obtener los mejores resultados. Estos criterios se han agrupado en una "Búsqueda simple", adecuada para la mayoría de las consultas, y una "Búsqueda avanzada", útil para los usuarios expertos o con intereses especiales. En la guía de uso se detallan cada una de sus funciones.

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La Real Academia Nacional de Medicina de España le da la bienvenida a esta versión electrónica de acceso libre y gratuito del Diccionario de términos médicos. La versión electrónica puede consultarse desde cualquier dispositivo conectado a Internet, como ordenadores fijos o portátiles y teléfonos móviles inteligentes, entre otros, e incluye todos los términos comprendidos en la versión en papel, con las ventajas que proporciona la búsqueda electrónica.

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Diccionario en español. Diccionario médico-biológico, histórico y etimológico.

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f. ( Técn. instrum. y diagnós.). Emisión de calor u otra forma de energía por medio de rayos u ondas electromagnéticas. Wikipedia.

[ lat. 'palo', 'rayo', 'radio' + lat. 'acción']
Leng. base: lat. Antigua. En lat. radiātiōn(em) es 'emisión de rayos', así referido a objetos celestes; el significado se ha ido enriqueciendo con los avances científicos y se documenta en ingl. para 'emisión de calor' desde 1802 y para 'emisión de ondas electromagnéticas' desde 1908.

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f. ( Técn. instrum. y diagnós.). Emisión de calor u otra forma de energía por medio de rayos u ondas electromagnéticas. Wikipedia. [ lat. 'palo', 'rayo', 'radio' + lat. 'acción']Leng. base: lat. Antigua. En lat. radiātiōn(em) es 'emisión de rayos', así referido a objetos celestes; el significado se ha ido enriqueciendo con los avances científicos y se documenta en ingl.

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Se conoce dentro del proceso del lenguaje como espanglish a una fusión entre palabras del español e inglés que se han venido aceptando por la gente en su uso cotidiano, sobre todo en los Estados Unidos de Norteamérica. De manera específica, son los inmigrantes quienes emplean este tipo de recurso del habla.

El espanglish es una forma de lenguaje con características híbridas por el hecho social y cultural de que una cantidad importante de inmigrantes que se encuentran en la unión americana, emplean esta forma de comunicarse.

Se toman prestados ciertos léxicos, estructuras gramaticales y recursos fonéticos y los adecúan a sus propias necesidades; modificando el uso correcto de las palabras del inglés y español.

Este modo de hablar y de uso de lenguaje se está aceptando por consenso social ya que sencillamente en los Estados Unidos hay aproximadamente una población de 40 millones de hispanohablantes que recurren a esta forma de lenguaje. Lo que hace que se queden en la conciencia colectiva dichas expresiones.

Si bien, existe cierto consenso e incluso aceptación del uso de esta forma de expresión, es necesario señalar que las instituciones lingüísticas como la Real Academia de la Lengua Española, son escépticos a esta forma de lenguaje.

Origen del spanglish

Este se ha estado generando desde finales de la segunda guerra mundial con los braseros que fueron a trabajar en los cultivos norteamericanos y a instalar el sistema ferroviario de ese país.

¿Cómo se clasifica el spanglish?

El Spanglish ha sufrido una pequeña clasificación como sub-lenguaje o lenguaje criollo (como lo han catalogado algunos lingüistas) y es el efecto lógico de la unión de dos culturas como son la latina y la estadounidense, haciéndose la aclaración de que es la unión de estos dos idiomas, pues el inglés británico es totalmente diferente. Esta clasificación como spanglish se produjo en la década de los 70's, cuando en 1972 el diccionario del inglés americano "Dictionary of American Regional English" hace las primeras menciones documentadas de este dialecto. Si bien, existe cierto consenso e incluso aceptación del uso de esta forma de expresión, es necesario señalar que las instituciones lingüísticas como la Real Academia de la Lengua Española, son escépticos a esta forma de lenguaje.

En estados unidos la aceptación académica es muy reducida llegando a existir campañas gubernamentales para la enseñanza del inglés como condición para obtener diferentes trámites.

Uso del spanglish

El uso de este lenguaje abarca a casi toda la comunidad latina y a gran parte de la comunidad norteamericana, pues la necesidad de comunicación ha producido la fusión de estas lenguas en una forma práctica y simple, lo que hace que se queden en la conciencia colectiva dichas expresiones.

Ejemplos del uso del espanglish:

Citado APA: (A. 2017,05. Ejemplo de Spanglish. Revista Ejemplode.com. Obtenido 05, 2017, de https://www.ejemplode.com/41-literatura/4514-ejemplo_de_spanglish.html)

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Se conoce dentro del proceso del lenguaje como espanglish a una fusión entre palabras del español e inglés que se han venido aceptando por la gente en su uso cotidiano, sobre todo en los Estados Unidos de Norteamérica. De manera específica, son los inmigrantes quienes emplean este tipo de recurso del habla.

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The following Self-Help Resources are available in Spanish: The links below will download Spanish documents. They are intended for individuals interested in learning more about mental health and wa...

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Tureng Dictionary and Translation Ltd. English Spanish online dictionary Tureng, where you can search in more than 2 million words in categories and different pronunciation options. Copyright © 989 B.16.0.THS.0.10.02.00/681 209221

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