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Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez



Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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vano
  53

It means that it is not effective, it's useless or sterile. Also in Colombia, we use it as a synonym for empty, hollow, fruitless, illusory, unwarranted, presumptuous.

  
vate
  53

One who claims to predict the future. Magician, diviner, Predictor, sorcery. It can also be a rhapsode, deluded or poet.

  
prenda
  62

Object that is delivered as a credit guarantee, bond. Part of the costume. Clothes, clothing, clothing. It is also a turning light, which means light, start, give fire.

  
inferir
  61

It means take out by deduction, conclusion, take with you, cause, result, lead.

  
gurbia
  59

In Colombia means hunger, desire to eat, have appetite (or colloquially filo). Also the name of a very sharp knife and curve that can be used to harvest bananas (has long handle). or also to cut the leather the saddlers and shoemakers (has short handle).

  
ahíto
  64

To say that it is very full, sated, satisfied, full, tired, indigestion, full.

  
harto
  66

In Colombia, tired or jarta means very full, full, sated, satisfied, ahito, crowded, empachado or also drunk. It also means exhausted, tired, upset, tired, bored, annoyed. It is also used as adverb of quantity: enough, very, too.

  
finado
  72

In Colombia, the term is used to refer to a deceased, a dead person. Deceased, deceased, dead, corpse, deceased.

  
firulete
  38

It means ornaments that are not very appropriate, arrangements of bad taste, drawing superfluous. Ornament, ornament, scroll.

  
pasillo
  64

In Colombia is a native piece of music of the Andean area, played with string instruments. Colombian instrumental music of the Andean zone. It also means corridor, passage or corridor.

  
sumir
  41

In Colombia used to mean sinking, sinking, bury, submerge, losing, send deep, consuming.

  
escuálido
  62

Especially in the Department of Tolima in Colombia, it means starving, malarial, stunted, pale, weak, esmirriado, enclenque, skeletal, skinny. Person of sickly appearance, canijo. It can also be used to mean related to sharks (sharks).

  
escueto
  66

It means simple, devoid of decorations. Precise, parco, concise, brief, sober, short, concise, naked.

  
rimbombante
  75

In Colombia means of much pomp, lavish, colorful, flowery, ostentatious, eye-catching, thunderous, Impetigo, thundering, resounding.

  
placa
  58

Colombia has many meanings: can be the registration of a vehicle, logo or insignia. It may be a scab, coating, film or plate, a sign, notice or advertisement, a sheet, iron or sheet metal and an x-ray.

  
esmirriado
  67

In Colombia used as synonym of thin, fatigued, lean, skeletal, stunted, enclenque, squalid, canijo, sick.

  
fiebre palúdica
  35

Relative to tropical fevers, especially malaria or yellow fever. Tropical infectious disease transmitted by the bite of the female Anopheles mosquito. Fever caused by Plasmodium. Malaria, yellow fever.

  
escrúpulo
  65

In Colombia we use it synonymously with regard to care, consideration, suspicion, fear, consciousness, mincing, repair.

  
escrupulos
  48

The correct term is unscrupulous (with tilde always). It means distrust, disgust, punches, repairs, apprehensions, gingerbreads, fears, squeamishness, disgust.

  
ataúd
  68

The correct term is coffin (with accent) and no coffin. Mean mortuary box, coffin. Box are inserted where the corpses for burial.

  




       


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