No, it isn't!
Carretilla
The surname Noriega originates in Spanish tradition. It most likely comes from the root word "noria" which means wheel, or possibly water wheel.
i would have to say the cheez-it commercials were the scientist is talking to the wheel of cheese... that would be cool.
Yes they did but they used it there children's toys instead of using it for water which the spanish thought was very uncivilized.
"Wheel" is an English equivalent of "rueda."The Spanish word is a feminine noun. Its singular definite article is "la" ("the"). Its singular indefinite article is "una" ("a, one").The pronunciation is "RWEH-thah."
La Careta = The Mask. (Taken from the Spanish word "cara" meaning Face) This is not to be confused with "carreta" which means cart, wagon or wheel barrow depending on where you are in the Spanish-speaking world.
From the root word "azucar" meaning sugar. Combined with "ita" meaning roughly little wheel or bit (like in " Margarita" which literally means "daisy wheel"or "daisy chain") Zucaritas is the Spanish language trade name for Sugar Frosted Flakes.
The english translation for the spanish phrase "rueda de prensa" is "news conference". Similar translations are "rueda de agua" which means "whaterwheel" or "rueda de alfareo" which means "potter's wheel".
This actually means the stick from where a boat's steering wheel is held on to. Dont think wrong. Many people think that this is a bad word but that is what is actually means.
The wheels on Webkinz are the Wheel of wishes the wheel of Yum the wheel of the month the wheel of deluxe the wheel of wow and the super wheel.
Rear wheel with an option of all wheel drive.Rear wheel with an option of all wheel drive.