Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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ema: EMA or Emma is a name of Germanic origin woman and means full of energy, vitality. It is an acronym in Spanish of the European Medicines Agency (by the European Medicines Agency English).
cierro: It is a turning-point close. It means ensure cover, occlude, plug, seal, cordoning off, heal, close, end.
astringente: It means that it dries out and shrinks the tissues of the womb and hinders the evacuation of feces. Astrictive, styptic. It is also a topical product and cosmetic which lets you clean, dry and shrink the skin. That closes the pores.
mil usos: You can also use multi-use. It means serving for many things, which can be used in many ways or that serves to everything. It usually refers to containers or tools. A type of knife that has multiple services. Multipurpose. multifaceted, comprehensive.
tabla mendeliana: It means established by Mendel. A supporter of Mendel's genetic theories. It is a basic table of genetic Botany, established by Gregor Johann Mendel, monk and scientist of Czech origin.
tabla de mendelejeff: The correct term is table of Mendeleyev or of Mendeleev. It is the same periodic table of the chemical elements. Developed it the Russian chemist Dimitri Ivanovich Mendeleiev.
gama alta: In Colombia, the term is used to designate things of great value, expensive and limited production. You can refer to vehicle or very advanced technology devices. It means higher values or the most exclusive range.
sakaki: It is the name in Japanese of Cleyera japonica of Pentaphylax family tree. It is a flowering evergreen tree. It is very similar to Camellia flower or flower of cherry trees (pentapetalas, of 5 petals) and is used in Shinto rituals. It is believed by practitioners of Shinto they reside the kima. Along with the Hinoki are considered sacred and its literal translation means "evergreen tree" or "tree that always blooms". He is considered a symbol of prosperity. They are from the same family of el Trompillo. Sakaki is a Japanese surname. Shota Sakaki is a soccer player, Japanese, of the Tochigi Soccer Club and Yuya Sakaki is the name of an anime characterized by a student.
acusando: It is an inflection of accuse. It means report, ratting, instill, impute, blame, reveal, attribute.
huesitos: It is the plural of bone and a diminutive of bone. In Colombia is the way loving call a friend skinny, slim. Skinny. When used in a derogatory manner mean stunted, skeletal.
torii: Door or entrance to the Jinja. It is the entrance to the sacred space. Bow making door to Shinto shrines. They are two wood studs that hold two parallel Rails. The Word as such, translates bird and is believed to be one of the uses of the torii attract birds so they have on him.
norito: Edges or proclamations that the Shinto says or running to honor the kima. Prayers and songs of the Shinto. Singing sacred Japanese.
jinja: The Jinja is a land or nature reserve declared sacred and is dedicated to reflection and purification in Shinto. Sacred Japanese space.
permanentemente: In Colombia it is synonymous of at all times, at all times. On a permanent basis, on a continuous basis, with much perseverance. Persistently, continuously, perpetually, tight, hard. Fixed, constant and habitual.
aceitaremos: We lubricaremos, we ungiremos. It is an inflection of oiling. It means oil, anoint, smear.
tumbarse: It means be falling, lie down, lie down (for a while). Lie was overcome by exhaustion. In Colombia lie, also means cheat, cheating, so in our country "lie" is wrong, deceive oneself, ill make an account and "steal" self, lose out. Wrong to the detriment of one's self.
expedites: It means accelerating the development and failure of a trial. Lighten the solution of a dispute or complaint. Turning expedite (speed up, streamline, lightening). Give agility or rush to an agreement.
pichiruchi: It is a word used in Peru and parts of Chile and Argentina. This word has origins Quechua. It is a derogatory qualifying adjective and mean insignificant, low value, short, small or even dwarf, when you want to offend the person. They also say Puchiruche.
alagruma: The term used in Guatemala, El Salvador and several Central American countries is "gruma" means travel by roads almost non-existent. In Colombia we say sabanear, trail, shooting trail, wading rivers. It is similar to making a rally but followed way and into everyday tasks. This type of displacement for environmental studies, required follow-up, location of wells, emergencies, topography and seismic programs. The term as such means "A la de Dios".
capear: It is the Act of overcoming obstacles, avoid them, surpass them. Sort deal, fight, endure, remain, endure.