Los modismos o frases hechas son expresiones de las que no se puede deducir su verdadero significado de las palabras que las componen.

Aunque generalmente se desconoce su origen específico, han sido transmitidas a lo largo del tiempo de manera oral por lo que se entiende que tienen un origen popular.

Modismos que veremos en este vídeo:

Echar un ojo
Hacerle la pelota
Me olía el pastel
Con pies de plomo
Abrió los ojos
Lloró como una magdalena



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Have you ever seen, in person or in photographs, the giant obelisk in Washington, DC? This tall building at the opposite end of the reflection pool in front of the Lincoln Memorial has quite a bit of history behind it. Named after George Washington, the monument was designed by Robert Mills following a competition for designs held in 1836 by the Washington Monument Society.

The construction of the monument took place in two phases due to lack of funds, political turmoil, and uncertainty about the survival of the country. No construction took place between 1856 and 1876. During the first phase between 1848 and 1856, they constructed the first 150 feet of the monument, composed of a pile of bluestone gneiss unfinished rubble stones held together by mortar.

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No one on Earth knows how to reverse one of the most popular computer algorithms. Yet it's really easy to compute one-way. You could make billions of dollars if you solved this mathematics problem, which is computed quintillions of times per second in the race for mining Bitcoin. SHA256 has some amazing properties, is useful for digital signatures, cryptography, authentication, and is a central part of the Bitcoin protocol.

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