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Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez



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 1185330 1 Queries by meaning 33 3 Feed + Pdf

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bochinchero
  86

In Colombia is the person who likes the commotion, the noise, the excitement, the lagazara, noise and up to the fight. Outrageous, riotous, barullero, loud, crashing.

  
nylon
  49

It is best nylon or nylon. Nylon is a registered trademark. Kind of very elastic and resistant synthetic fiber, which belongs to the Group of polyamides. Fishing line, rope used for fishing. Nylon was invented by Wallace Hume Carothers, a chemical of the United States in 1933.

  
amor
  68

Love is also a surname of Spanish origin, is located outside Spain in Mexico and Argentina. Gonzalo Amor was an Argentine, great passionate about horse riding and was one of those who promoted this activity in Colombia. Pure feeling that promotes the Christian faith. Affection, affinity and affection.

  
asidero
  39

In Colombia we use grab bar as a synonym for handle, handle, handle. Support point, pretext, excuse.

  
lechonear
  37

In Colombia and especially in the Department of Tolima is preparing the suckling pig, typical dish of the region. It consists of roasting a suckling pig or suckling pig stuffed with the meat of pork with rice and other ingredients. Working with a herd of pigs in his kennel. Care for pigs. Eating suckling pig.

  
cabezudo
  57

In Colombia it means Cabezón, porrudo, Pochard, large head. It also means difficult, difficult, difficult. Used to denote requirement analysis, which requires prior study, which is not so easy to make the decision. Delicate, analysis. Stubborn.

  
abasto
  51

In Colombia and Venezuela it means shop, market, site where they sell food and grocery. Winery, store.

  
jícara
  69

It also means jiquera, backpack, bag gourd, pumpkin.

  
tocado
  92

It is a turning point of touch. It means touch, fondle, rub, probe, tempt, sonar. It is also synonymous with affected.

  
báscula
  71

A scale is an implement used to weigh quite big and heavy things. Generally have a broad metal platform leg drop or raise you think though. Weighing of large dimensions. Balance, Roman.

  
ceres
  58

It is called the dwarf planet. It is the largest of all asteroids moving around the Sun in the whole solar system. Goddess of agriculture and the countryside, in Roman mythology. In Colombia CERES is the acronym of the regional centres of higher education.

  
viperinos
  35

They have split or cleaved (split) language. Associated with snakes and the rattle (family Viperidae). People lenguaraces, talkative, gossipy, lenguilargas, lenguonas, cizaneras.

  
vulpinas
  42

It means that it looks like the Fox. Concerning or related to the Fox or Fox. Showing the qualities of a Fox. Good sense of smell. The Fox also will say vulpeja or vulpecula or raposa. Vulpine or vulpina is also one of the common names of the Carrizo, carricera, beard of goat, donkey straw or Fox tail. Its scientific name is Andropogon bicornis and belongs to the family Poaceae.

  
jeta
  86

In Colombia is synonymous with trunk, mouth, snout, nose, bemba, lips, lips. Also face, face, face and feather, key, tap, tap. Argentina also is cheeky, brash, daring, nerve.

  
jeton
  82

Jeton is incorrectly written and should be written as Jeton (with accent). being its meaning: the correct term is jetón (tilde). In Colombia means big mouth, goosefish, hocicon, etc, trompon. He also tells of vulgar, jetón way someone talkative, gossipy, lenguilarga.

  
jecho
  75

In Colombia it means ripe, ready for harvesting or consume. It is also synonymous with old, adult, mature, developed. Its antonym is green, green.

  
joel
  48

Joel is a name of Hebrew origin male and listening to God. the ear of God, God is your Lord. The name of the second of the minor prophets.

  
javiera
  44

It is the feminine of Javier or Xavier. It is a name of Basque origin and means living in a new House. Javiera, Xaviera is woman's name.

  
jactarse
  75

It means boast, bragging, showing off, hold. Show vanity, pedantry, fatuidad, petulance. Be proud, be boastful.

  
insofacto
  127

The correct term is Ipso facto is a Latin phrase meaning in the Act, instantly, at the same time, already, immediately, instantaneously, now

  




       


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