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Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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  Value Position Position 1 1 Accepted meanings 35388 1 Obtained votes 722 1 Votes by meaning 0.02 3 Inquiries 1185252 1 Queries by meaning 33 3 Feed + Pdf

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idóneo
  62

It means that it meets the conditions necessary or required. It is suitable and competent, which is optimal for a job, function or purpose. Ideal, appropriate, adequate, useful, convenient, competent, skilled, skillful, trained, fit.

  
macizo
  37

Colombia says le massif to the geographical region where several mountain ranges converge. Strong and rugged terrain area. It means dense, compact, resistant, dense, solid, consistent, strong, hard, tight.

  
sofoco
  56

It is the effect of not being able to breathe properly or be subjected to intense heat. Embarrassment, excitement, gasping, choking, suffocation, anguish, disgust, scare, startle, distress.

  
reacio
  33

Means that it is not in agreement with something, which rejects it or who refuses to do so. Stubborn, undisciplined, cautious, rebellious, stubborn, contrary, opposite, reluctantly.

  
renuencia
  31

That opposed to do something that we recommend or instructed. Opposition, rebellion.

  
linde
  63

In Colombia we use it as a synonym for edge, border, boundary, boundary. Turning lindar, meaning limited, have neighbourhood.

  
lóbrego
  63

It means confusing, uncertain, dark, gloomy, sad, grim. gloomy, funeral, funereal, sad, melancholy, taciturn. .

  
madreado
  55

It is an inflection of madrear. In Colombia, it means to offend, insult, throwing insults.

  
macuto
  39

It means bag, bag, Bale, backpack, bag, backpack, bag, bulk.

  
mazacote
  66

It means a hodgepodge, messy mixture, jumble, hogwash, Ratatouille, stew, jumble, grotesque, chambonada, glob, conglomerate, mortar, pest.

  
obús
  35

Weapon used by the similar Canyon but smaller and its ammunition artillery. Bombarde, mortar, Cannon, grenade, bullet, projectile.

  
abscesos
  33

Plural da abscess. Abscesses are accumulations of matter or pus due to the action of antibodies in the presence of an infection. They can be external, also called skin or internal. When pus oozing ulcers are called. In Colombia also we say grains or chucharos.

  
abomaso
  40

It is the fourth compartment of the stomach of ruminants. Also called curdling. In it occurs the rennin which is industrially known as rennet.

  
trinos
  43

Trills: Songs of birds. Gurgling, chants, hissing, gurgling, hum, claims. Plural of trill. In Colombia, I trino, is each of the messages being sent by Tweet (Twitter). Trinitarian, ternary.

  
tinglado
  70

Siding surrounded by ropes where boxing or wrestling matches are held. Ring, stringing, engaged, shed, tablado, barrancón, warehouse, ship. Also used as a synonym for intrigue, mess, mess, machination.

  
tolete
  57

It is a product of roundwood that is usually 10 cm in diameter and lengths that can vary between 1 and 2 meters. Lever for mine. Stick, stick, strut, deadlock, lever. In Colombia it is also synonymous with strong, resistant and is the name of a type of brick or block construction, somewhat larger than normal. Young, strong and heavy bull.

  
treta
  63

In Colombia it is used as a synonym for strategy, trick, trick, Artifice, mana, trap. deceive, cheat, trick trick.

  
llacho
  27

In South America, and especially in the Andean countries, it is a hat woven in wool that covers the ears, to protect themselves from the cold. It is usually colorful and is used by all in cities of height (men, women, children). In Quechua, llacho or llachu is the name of an aquatic plant similar to hyacinth, scientific name Ramex cuneifolius, serving as fodder for livestock. It is located in lakes and rivers. Also called it llach' or or laqo.

  
ochalá
  33

It is the name of a divinity of African origin who venerate the Brazilian Afro-descendants. They also say her Orisha. Father of all of the orishas. All his followers the rites wear white. There is reverence in two different stages: old ochala (ochalufan) and young ochala (ochaguian).

  
chacero
  42

In Colombia it is used to designate a person who sells a chaza, kiosk, ranch or caney. Street vendor of trinkets that mounts a small awning.

  




       


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