It comes from the term dissipator which means that it destroys and wastes the property or flow.
Example: it passed so fast that his figure dissipated in the mist
fr: Disipado
Feasible
verb
What can be done.
Example: The most feasible decision when studying is to turn off the cell phone
fr: Factible
Framework
verb
Arrangement or way of being related to the different parts of a set can in turn determine how Distribution and order of the important parts of a building.
Example: each painting has a unique and particular framework
fr: Estructura
Head-to-head
verb
this word does not have a specific meaning but is attributed to the actions of directing; govern; send; guide; head, lead; ride; order, lead, precede; preside; decree; pilot and be first.
Example: a good leader always thinks head-to-head
fr: Cabeza a cabeza
Inputs
verb
Faculty or opportunity to do something.
Example: everyone has the Inputs to carry out an economic activity
fr: Entradas
Profitability
verb
comes from the word profitable which means that it produces sufficient or remunerative income.
Example: the minimum wage does not have enough profitability for a family
fr: Rentabilidad
Ratios
verb
comes comes from the word proportion which means disposition, conformity or due correspondence of the parts of a thing with the whole or between things related to each other.
Example: the cake was cut in different ratios
fr: proporciones
Trendsetters
verb
propensity or inclination in people and things towards certain ends.
Example: The Apple brand has been a trendsetters for many years.
fr: Marcadores de tendencias
Willingness
verb
Faculty of deciding and ordering one's own conduct.
Example: every day I have had more Willingness to study new languages