Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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gozaron: It is an inflection of enjoy. Means indulge, take advantage of, enjoy, enjoy, have, rejoice, own, pamper yourself.
rat: It is an English word which means rat, mouse, rodent. It is also a defector. It can indicate also kill or hunt, trap rats.
salame: Salame means sausage, sausage, sausage and salami. In Colombia is a surname of families of Palestinian origin. Doctor Antonio Aljure Salame, my boss was a long time.
linuxero: So call the Linux user. Linux is a Unix-like free operating system.
flota: It is an inflection of float. It means living or staying afloat, swim on the water. Sobrenadar, hold, boyar, emerge, surf. Stay on the water. Fleet is also the Naval body, Navy, Navy, flotilla, square, convoy crowd. In Colombia is the name given an inter-municipal service bus.
flotas: In Colombia, Intercity buses, buses of passengers who travel from a city to another. It is also an inflection of float. It means sobreaguar, swim and stay afloat. Browse.
gumarras: Especially in the Department of Tolima in Colombia, it is a colloquial form of call to hens. We also tell them piquisucias, cocks, galliformes birds.
atoyado: The correct term is atollado. In Colombia is a way of preparing the rice, to which are added vegetables and meats. Mixed rice. Also atollado is an inflection of mud, which means to bind. bind, tangle-free. Getting into a quagmire, enter with force something into a small container.
jeweiligen: It is a word in German that means respective, appropriate.
parazona: Parazona or parazonium is the name of a sword medium, wide and blunt, carrying Greek military chiefs in the belt on the left side. It was a sign or symbol of power and control. It is also the second part of the scientific name of an Australian moth (Glyphipterix parazona), which is characterized by very long and a sword-like wings.
dizzy: It means dizzy, atontado, turuleto, turulato, stunned.
tired: In English also means tasteless (insipid) that you don't know anything, simple (without salt or sweet), or don't want to, it is not attractive. Boring (boring, dull), or dry (dried).
six pack: To say that it has six wraps, six layers of protection (the majority of food packaging are of four or six layers. The latter is called tetra pack). It is also possible to be six-pack.
utility: Mean useful, very useful, necessary, indispensable, multipurpose. It is also used to describe something or someone who can provide several services, which can do many different jobs. Multifunctional (polyfunctional).
frisbee: It is the castilianization of the English word Freesbee. It is a device in the shape of plate or frisbee used to play. The disc design makes many pirouettes according to how it is launched and air currents and the Venturi effect. It comes from the term English freesbee, which means free bees. You mean turns or rolls of bee, in reference to the shape of flying bees. It is a registered trademark of toys. The frisbee is currently a sport.
rift: It is a term used in geology, which means crack, cracking, elongated pit.
viper: It means snake, venomous snake, snake that can result in death.
zippy: It means strong, vigorous, determined, strong, quick, sharp.
kerex: It is a derivative of oil which is used for lighting in lamps and additive in formulation of insecticides. Kerosene, kerosene, kerosene, canfin, paraffin, kerosene, kerosene. This term is used in Ecuador.
church: It means Church. Religious center. Temple. Relative to a church or a church.