Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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proscrito: You mean expelled, expatriate, exiled, uprooted, displaced.
mamotrete: In Colombia is a large and useless thing. It also said Tome. Document with many leaves, very extensive.
destacamento: Mean picket, Squadron, group of soldiers or policemen, troop.
a la soldadesca: It means style, usage, or custom of the soldiers or the troop. Field, avio, refreshments, supplies meals. In the style of wayfarers and adventurers, campaign.
enteco: In Colombia means entecado, sickly weakling, weak, anemic, skeletal, esmirriado, skinny, wiry, whistle.
esquelético: Any tell very skinny, bones. Bony, starved, malnourished, anemic. That their structures, single look frame /referido to a building or a building, without roofs or facades.
cuelga: It is an inflection of the hanging. It means hang, suspended, be suspended. It is also choking, strangling, acogotar, run. In Colombia, it is synonymous with blame attributed, foist, attributed. Give, give. In Colombia colloquially also is late on payments, enter mora. Leave, leave, delay in payments.
achuré: It is an inflection of achurar. It means putting a border or rebordete framing a drawing or map.
ad absúrdum: The Latin phrase correct and complete is "reductio ad absurdum", without the tilde as in latin there. It means "by reduction to the absurd" and is a mathematical method to show whether a proposition is valid or not. Also called proof of contradiction.
acogemos: It is an inflection of hosting. It means receive, accept, protect, provide comfort, make you feel welcome, accommodate, give hospitality, protect, support, shelter, shelter.
restiado: In Colombia is a colloquial way of saying that we are on the verge of bankruptcy, which is the last thing about money. that is going to run out of money after this expenditure. By extension: the last attempt or the last effort.
asesino o forajido: Killer or outlaw are synonymous with bully, robber, murderer, criminal, Bandit, thug, Bandit, facineroso, malandro, malevo, jumper, criminal, malandrin.
sotana: Habit or dress of a priest, religious or of a seminarian. Costume of deacons or prelates. Long robe reaching to the ankle. The cassock is used on top of the clothes.
despepitar: In Colombia it means shelling, remove a legume of your pod beads. Delete or separate seeds from any edible fruit (orange. Watermelon, melon, etc.).
soldadesca: It means troops, army, armed corps, detachment, host, militia.
despeñadero: In Colombia means cliff, Cliff, ravine, Gorge, rodadero, cliff.
desperdigar: It means water, spread, spread, disperse, disperse, disengaging, distribute.
lábaro: It means flag, flag, emblem, banner, logo, Ensign, cross, banner.
reticencia: It means distrust, mistrust, doubt or hint, rodeo, overtone has.
porreto: Last fig or prickly pear in Canary Islands. Fruit of the prickly pear or tunera dried in the Sun. In the Asturian bual is green leaf of the onion, many times discarded (also you can call, leaves Leek or garlic). It is the basis of the stock of porretos. Stew or pot of onion leaves or chives. In Colombia it means naked, vitilingo. I empeloto, encuerado, without clothes.