fleta — (de «fletar2») 1 (Col., Ven.) f. Fricción. 2 (Chi., Cuba) Azotaina. * * * fleta. (Del ant. fletar, frotar). f. Chile … Enciclopedia Universal
FLETA — dictus auctor libri, qui Fleta inscribitur, quod ab aliquot e Iustitiariis, qui ob crimen repetundarum in carcerem huius nominis coniecti sunt, in eo, sub Eduardo I. exaratus sit. Sic autem vocatur carcer Londoniensis; the Fleet Anglis, a… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
fleta — (Del ant. fletar, frotar). 1. f. Chile. paliza (ǁ serie de golpes). 2. Col. y Ven. Fricción dada en el cuerpo con una sustancia medicinal … Diccionario de la lengua española
Fleta — Miguel Fleta Miguel Fleta (* 1. Dezember 1897 in Albalate de Cinca, Huesca, Spanien; † 28. Mai 1938 in La Coruña, Spanien) war ein Opernsänger (Tenor). Er gilt trotz einer sehr kurzen Karriere (1919–1937) als einer der besten Tenöre Spanie … Deutsch Wikipedia
fléta — refléta … Dictionnaire des rimes
flėta — ×flėta (vok. dial. flêt) sf. (1) KI447 fleita … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
fleta — /fliyta/ The name given to an ancient treatise on the laws of England, founded mainly upon the writings of Bracton and Glanville, and supposed to have been written in the time of Edw. I. The author is unknown, but it is surmised that he was a… … Black's law dictionary
fleta — /fliyta/ The name given to an ancient treatise on the laws of England, founded mainly upon the writings of Bracton and Glanville, and supposed to have been written in the time of Edw. I. The author is unknown, but it is surmised that he was a… … Black's law dictionary
fleta — An ancient treatise on the English law which is believed to have been written about 1300 by a judge while he was imprisoned in the Fleet prison in London … Ballentine's law dictionary
Miguel Fleta — (* 1. Dezember 1897 in Albalate de Cinca, Huesca, Spanien; † 28. Mai 1938 in La Coruña, Spanien) war ein Opernsänger (Tenor). Er gilt trotz einer sehr kurzen Karriere (1919–1937) als einer der besten Tenöre Spaniens im 20. … Deutsch Wikipedia
