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Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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concilio de obispos
  17

This is the definition in Spanish of Synod, or Council. Also is often used Osios, in homage to Osio (Hosius), was a Spanish Bishop, who chaired the Council of Nicaea. A meeting of bishops Oriental, Orthodox or Russian is called Eparcas.

  
monogamo
  12

The correct term is monogamous (with accent). It is the type of marital relationship established between a woman and a man. Simple marriage of a woman and a man. It is the most common of all forms of marriage. Partner and permanent.

  
monarquia
  16

The correct term is monarchy (with accent). It is a system of Government in which who runs is a King or monarch. Usually set out on the order of succession and is closed to a noble family, the people does not take part in their choice. It is called its territory United.

  
monarca
  43

It is a way to call a ruling Prince, King or sovereign. Name given to a high dignitary of the ruling nobility. Who governs in the monarchy.

  
imperio
  63

Territory where the Authority exercise it the emperor. Territory where an emperor rules. It is usually by successional order and a certain noble family.

  
proletariado
  45

The name of the proletariat is the mass of the population which has as the only well its workforce. Member of the people whose only capital is the workforce of he and his offspring. That it lacks goods and properties. By extension poor, workers and laborers.

  
proletario
  38

The name of proletarian is given to a person who has only good its work force. Member of the people whose only capital is the workforce of he and his offspring. That it lacks goods and properties. Poor extension worker, worker, employee.

  
escuálida
  22

Especially in the Department of Tolima in Colombia, it means starved, bony, malarial, stunted, pale, weak, esmirriada, enclenque, skeletal, skinny. Person's unhealthy, sickly appearance.

  
fregar
  40

In Colombia it means disturbing, tiring, teasing, necear, pestering, fuck. Also used to tell rub, rub, rub, fray. It is also synonymous with washing the dishes.

  
estar fregado
  15

In Colombia, it is the same thing that "being in the pot". Means being in very poor health conditions or economic.

  
fregar la vida
  20

It is a very Colombian expression meaning bother, annoy, tired, hastiar, dar refrain, allege. We also say "scrubbing the pita".

  
sentencia
  44

Right judgment is the judgment to be pronounced by a judge. Decision on right to a judge. Failed, opinion, decision, verdict, judgment, award, resolution.

  
xilema
  44

It is a woody vascular or tissue element of higher plants which serves as a conduit to transport the SAP and nutrients (water and inorganic salts) in ascending order.

  
floema
  22

It is a conduit of higher plants carrying elaborate SAP, nutrients and sugars, way up or down.

  
cribas
  14

It is the plural of sieve. It means that you have many holes. sieve, sieve, sieve, strainer, shale.

  
insolente
  39

In Colombia is synonymous with brash, scoundrel, daring, irreverent, cynical, bold, disrespectful. Also petulant, arrogant, conceited, rude.

  
insólito
  66

It means that it is something that doesn't happen often in the light. Not often seen: rare, extraordinary, unusual, amazing, outrageous, uncommon.

  
que significa proximo pasado
  36

The correct term is "near past", as next always takes a tilde. It means recent past, which recently took place, that it just happened. Recent done.

  
guayoyo
  15

In Venezuela means Brown, watery, red cafe, clarito coffee. The opposite is cerrero, coffee coffee loaded, black coffee.

  
pantorrilla
  19

Back and muscular leg. Part back Shin or bobbin. Muscles that cover the back of the tibia and the fibula.

  




       


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