aura

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aura
[ˈɔːrə]
sustantivo
1aura (f)

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aura [ó-ra]
sustantivo
1Aura, ambiente (atmosphere), fluido, sutil exhalación o emanación de fuerza; influencia psíquica.
2Sensación especial como de un vaho que procedente del tronco o de los miembros sube a la cabeza, síntoma monitorio de la epilepsia y de la histeria.
3Céfiro, viento apacible y suave.
4Aureola. (Religión)
(Med.) Aura.

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aura [ˈɔːrə]
noun
auras aurae [ˈɔːriː] (atmosphere) aura; (f) halo; (m) (Rel) aureola; (f)
a mystic aura un halo místico; an aura of doom un halo fatídico

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aura
feminine noun
1aura (halo) (gen) & (medicine)
2gentle breeze (viento)

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aura [ah’-oo-rah]
noun
1A vulture of Mexico and Cuba. (f)
2(Poetic.) A gentle breeze. (f)
  • Aura popular -> (Met.) Popularity
3Aura, a peculiar premonitory symptom of epilepsy, a feeling as of a breath of air rising from below to the trunk and head. (f)

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aura
sustantivo:femenino
1 (brisa) gentle breeze; sweet breeze
2 (popularidad) popularity; popular favour; popular favor; (EEUU)
3 (Latinoamérica) (pájaro) vulture; buzzard; (EEUU)

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