Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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Value Position Position 1 1 Accepted meanings 35132 1 Obtained votes 323 1 Votes by meaning 0.01 3 Inquiries 1136866 1 Queries by meaning 32 3 Feed + Pdf

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sinonimo de hundir: They are synonymous with sink: plunge, losing, submerge, ruin, destroy, humiliate, defeat, crush, Dent, break down.
monfies: It is a word of Arabic origin which means banished. It was the name with which is designated the moriscos who took refuge in the mountains of Granada (Spain), at the end of the XV silo. Usually they were bandits and looters.
hace un rato: It is a very Colombian locution. It means little time has elapsed since an event occurred. It usually refers to less than an hour.
dramante: It means making dramas. In the city of Matamoros in Tamaulipas State, in Mexico, there is a theatre which is called "Dramantes". Actor's theatre. It can also be a way to acopocada to say the drama or theatre lover. Dramatic art lover.
gemir sollozar: Moaning, sobbing, are synonymous with crying.
antonimo de mar bravo: Antonym of rough seas are calm seas or sea serene.
ambuchado: The correct term is embuchado. In Colombia it means full, ahito, tired, satiated with a very full stomach. In Spain, sausage is a type of sausage that is made with clean and rolled lamb casings. It is a typical dish of La Rioja.
dells: It is a word in English which means fast, throat, slit, Canyon, ravine (compared to a stream or a river). Wisconsin Dells is a very touristic place in United States.
flacidas: The correct term is flabby. Plural of flabby or flaccid. It means lacking toughness or rigidity, which are loose. It means loose, relaxed, loose, you laxas, desexed.
ladislao: It is a name of Slavic origin male and means which governs with glory or honor. Name of two legendary football players called: Ladislao Kubala (International with three major football teams: Hungary, Czechoslovakia and Spain) and Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, famous Uruguayan goalkeeper.
sullenest: The correct term is sullenness. It is an English word which means sadness.
venidero: Coming soon, that will happen soon, which is come or happen. That is on its way, which is the next incoming.
útiles: That they can be used, which are beneficial. In Colombia study tools. (includes texts, notebooks, pencils, erasers, etc. )
tablero: In Colombia it means wide and long table or several tables together singing. Surface of wood or other material, flat, thin, and usually square or rectangular, which serves to write or to place notices. It also means, iron board, panel. Flat, square, slim and with grids that allows you to play chess.
acepción: Meaning, each one of the meanings that are accepted from a Word, each of the ways of using a term, each of the senses has a word in a language it means.
yerupajá: In Quechua language means "white dawn" or "white dawn" (yuraq: white, pajaj: Dawn). Some authors define it as "born or appears as the glow of the Moon". It is the name of the maximum height of the entire Amazon basin. 6634 meters in height and is in the Peru. In this mountain was born the Marañon River.
metodicos: The correct term is methodical, with tilde. Plural of methodical. Making things in order and with dedication. It means ordered, judicious, careful, meticulous, scheduled, regulated.
aroba: It is one of the ways the typographical symbol (called aroba, arova or arroba) @ call. It is an essential computer symbol for e-mail addresses, because it is the link between your server and the user name. In Spanish, the correct term is arroba, a word of Arabic origin meaning a fourth or quarter. It is also the name of a measure of weight that is not of the metric system. Equivalent to 25 pounds. A quintal has 4 arrobas and therefore the arroba is the fourth of a quintal. The arroba was used as a measure of volume, weight and mass.
finojosa: It was old and Spanish way of saying Hinojosa, who is a surname of Spanish origin. Before, for example, said fermoso rather than beautiful. Some words such as smoking, stay with the old pronunciation, although in many parts of Colombia and especially farmers say humar (which obviously is very typical).
parihuelas: Plural of parihuela. It is the name of a makeshift stretcher consisting of two sticks and a fabric or canvas. It can usually be carried by two people. Used to transport sick or heavy loads. Synonymous with litter, cibiaca, height, arguenas, caltrizas. In Peru, parihuela is also a delicious dish which has seafood.