Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

dilucidar

  35

Establish or determine clearly a theme or concept. It means clarify, elucidate, explain, unravel, unravel default swap.

  

chuza

  18

It is another way of saying monona in bowling. Knock down all pins or sticks. In Colombia is an inflection of bug, which means injury or hurt something that has end. Chopping, incising, prick, jabbing. Bug is also follow or listen to phone conversations of anyone in a surreptitious and illegal manner.

  

desaire

  41

In Colombia means disdain, contempt. offence, humiliation, rebate, contempt. It is an inflection of snubbing. It means humiliate, offend, belittle.

  

ballenato

  22

It is the name of a whale breeding. Fat, obese person. It is also a way of calling someone born in Madrid, Madrid.

  

ivus

  18

It is a medical term. It is an acronym in English of Ivus (Intravascular Ultrasound). It is a diagnostic test using a catheter that is inserted through the femoral vein. It is complementary to coronary angiography.

  

lamparazo

  15

In Colombia in a colloquial manner is a way to call a hit in one eye and leaving a purple. Dancefloor, Columbian, purple. Hit with a floor lamp.

  

logía

  19

Lodge is a Greek suffix, which means study, Treaty, knowledge, science and knowledge. Lodge, without tilde means Association of Freemasons, also is a celebration of the Freemasons meetings.

  

insuceso

  42

Means fatal, fateful event, somber event, negative novelty, something disastrous occurring. Failure.

  

jumper

  22

It is a term in English which means jumper, jumping. It is derived from the word jump. which means jump. Jumper person running jumps, jumps, jumper, jumper, jumping athlete. The name of a movie, based on a novel of the same name by Steve Gould. In electronics is a bridge or temporary union between two terminals.

  

chumbo

  43

In Colombia PEAR fruit that matured wrong it means and is not edible, of bad taste. Turgid, rejudo, hard, stunned, stiff, immature. In Mexico is the fruit of the nopal, palera, tuna, shovel, Cactus or prickly pear cactus fig (Opuntia ficus - indica in the family Cactaceae). In Argentina it means ammo, bullet, lead, throw, projectile.

  

desguazar

  15

In Colombia, it means disrupting, dismantling a unit or vehicle piece by piece. It is usually an illegal practice.

  

trancón

  16

In Colombia means jam, bottleneck of vehicles, congestion from cars, taco. Severe decrease in the mobility of the vehicles.

  

guache

  53

In Colombia means rude, offensive, vulgar, uneducated, ordinary, person of bad manners or bad character. Also we say gouache to a mammalian animal's elongated nose of the family Procyonidae, its scientific name is Nasua Nasua and receives other common names like cusumbo, coati, Bush Dog.

  

atarván

  20

The correct term is atarban, with b. It is a word of muisca origin meaning rude, vulgar, ordinary, profane, disrespectful. It is used in the center of Colombia, especially in Bogotá.

  

autoestudio

  28

It is the same as self-analysis, self-assessment. It is the document or report principal that each program uses to demonstrate compliance with the criteria and policies of ICACIT (Institute of training in computers, engineering and technology)

  

abonan

  20

It is an inflection of pay. It means adding fertilizer to the soil, to nourish, to fertilize. It also means making a contribution or a fee on a debt.

  

caos

  38

Been originating and confusing matter before the universal order. Disorder, mess, anarchy, mess, disorganization. In mathematics aperiodic behavior in dynamic systems.

  

desmadre

  10

It means out of the normal channel. Wildness, mess, chaos, excess, anarchy, relaxation, spree.

  

pertrechos

  20

A set of necessary implements for war or armed conflicts. It means weapons, ammunition. It also means equipment, equipment, supplies.

  

cofradia

  15

The correct term is brotherhood. It means set of members. Religious brotherhood, Association of faithful, Guild and company.

  

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