curio
51curio — m. Elemento radiactivo, artificial. Unidad de medida de la radiactividad …
52curio — a piece of loot Literally, a collector s item: He was periodically concerned to acquire what he euphemistically called curios , more straightforwardly loot . (Keegan, 1991, writing of Field Marshal Sir John Dill as a young officer in… …
53curio — [ kjʊərɪəʊ] noun (plural curios) a rare, unusual, or intriguing object. Origin C19: abbrev. of curiosity …
54curio — noun plural curios (C) a small object that is valuable because it is old, beautiful, or rare: Sue came across a shop selling curios and antiques …
55curio — noun a dusty old room full of forgotten curios Syn: trinket, knickknack, bibelot, ornament, bauble; objet d art, collector s item, rarity, curiosity, oddity, kickshaw, tchotchke …
56curio — cu·rio …
57curio — cu•ri•o [[t]ˈkyʊər iˌoʊ[/t]] n. pl. ri•os a usu. small article, object of art, etc., valued as a curiosity • Etymology: 1850–55; shortened from curiosity …
58curio — /ˈkjurioʊ / (say kyoohreeoh) noun (plural curios) any article, object of art, etc., valued as a curiosity. {shortened form of curiosity} …
59curio — Mea ho omā ike ike …
60curio — curio1 (Del lat. cient. curium, y este de M. Curie, 1867 1934, y P. Curie, 1859 1906, científicos franceses). m. Quím. Elemento químico radiactivo producido artificialmente, de núm. atóm. 96. Metal de color y brillo parecidos a los del acero,… …
