Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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juma: It means drunk, jinchera, drunkenness. It is an inflection of jumar which colloquially means drunk, get drunk, jincharse. take, drink.
conchudo: Person does not care about anything that makes evils and remains as rampant as if nothing happened. In Colombia it means scoundrel, brash, cynical, daring and insolent, shameless.
derrochar: In Colombia it means spending without measure, not necessarily money, but any resource or you are having. Waste, waste, waste, lavish.
bizcocho: In Colombia cake is a sweet bread, also said cake to a cake, cake or ponque. Especially in Medellin and Antioquia means pretty or beautiful. It also said cake the bridegroom or the bride.
bizcorneto: In Colombia is a colloquial way of referring to a squint or cross-eyed. Man with eyes bent or diverted.
que es zangarria: It means giving many laps when he dances. It spins and jumps like crazy. Zangarria is also a way to call a jumper and big spin.
bizcorneta: In Colombia is a female bizca or strabismic. A woman who has eyes bent or diverted.
birra: In Colombia, a colloquial way mean beer. It is used in youth jargon (comes from the English word beer: beer)
paila: Bit of kitchen to prepare food. In Colombia it means pot, Pan, pot, Pan, casserole. Also in colloquial way means defeated, overcome, overwhelmed, in pot, scour, bare, without five, without money. Name of a river in the Department of the Valley.
jartera: In Colombia it means boredom, boredom, fatigue, annoyance, disgust, empalago. It is also synonymous with drunkenness, intoxication. jinchera, juma, dog, scratch. .
rasca: In Colombia is synonymous with drunkenness, juma, drunkenness, jartera and jinchera.
tomate: It is the common name of a plant and its fruit of American origin, whose scientific name is Solanum lycopersicum. It belongs to the family Solanaceae. Receives other names such as tomato, tomato. It is also used as an adjective to mean red, colorado.
vulvovaginitis: It is an inflammation and infection of the vagina. It is also called vaginitis. It is produced by a change in the balance of bacteria that normally live in the vagina, almost always caused by external agents. Vaginosis. Some bacteria that produce it are the Candida and the Tricomona.
hiperkalemia: It is the high content of plasma potassium, 5, 5. mmol/l. Also referred to as hyperkalemia (Latin Kalium potassium is and why its chemical symbol is K)
cadalso: Mean execution platform, scaffold. gallows, torture, punishment, penalty, guillotine.
belitre: Very evil person. Vile, I wretched, wretched, creeping, infamous, unworthy, evil.
bata: Garment that women wear. One piece dress for Lady. Apron used up clothing to protect clothing. Generally is used in laboratories, in classes, teachers or doctors. Apron, apron, batin, kimono, overall.
raquítico: Too skinny that bones are you person. That it lacks muscle. Suffering from rickets. In Colombia used as synonym of thin, fatigued, lean, skeletal, esmirriado, enclenque, squalid, canijo, sick.
traba: In Colombia it means impediment, obstacle, difficulty, disadvantage, hindrance. In the slang of addicts travel, be under the affects of the drug.
prosa: A set of written literary works. Natural way to express ourselves well either written or oral, but that not this subject nor to measures or rhymes.