Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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pasarse de la raya: In Colombia, it means overreach, lack respect for others. Disrespect, offense extremely. Exceed, is overzealous.
chumengo: chumengo is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Chulengo" being its meaning: I think that they referred to Chulengo, which is the offspring of a Guanaco. It is also a metal drum that is cut to the middle in lengthwise and United halves hinged, so that you can close. This structure is welded horizontally on a stand and is punched the top by one of its ends to add a curved fireplace as a tube, which gives it some resemblance to a guanaco1. In the bottom half is often put a layer of refractory material so that the heat does not attack the sheet metal, and a grill that is approximately level with the effected cut. It is used for cooking roasts. Used in Peru, Chile and Argentina.
ixup: ixup is incorrectly written and should be written as "Yum ixpu." being its meaning: The full term is Yum ixpu. Yum ixpu in Maya means fish balloon. In Merida, Yucatan, there is a restaurant with that name and his specialty is seafood.
farar: Slide involuntarily, usually with loss of balance. Slide. Drain. In Colombia, it is common to say skating. In Colombia there is a mammal called fara, which is very good for the balance.
cosecuente: cosecuente is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Consistent." being its meaning: This word is not recognized by the SAR. I think that it is poorly written and wanted to say consistent. If so, it means: person who acts accordingly ( 41 agreement; with their ideas or what it expresses. That it is the result of what has been expressed previously or deducted it.
xihuel: xihuel is incorrectly written and should be written as "Xihuel or Jihuel" being its meaning: Xihuel or Jihuel, is an uncommon name. It has Nahuatl origin and means of sacred character and impressive magnetism. Attractive. It is the name of a trade union leader of street vendors in Mexico ( Son of 41 Dimitrio.
yaycuna: yaycuna is incorrectly written and should be written as "Yaycuna or best Yaykuna." being its meaning: It is a word of quechua origin, which means place of entry, door.
phthiraptera: The ftirapteros ( Phthiraptera ) commonly known as head lice, are an order of wingless insects ( without wings in the adult, in this case secondarily lost ) hemimetábolos ( whose development consists of egg, nymph and adult stages several ) ectoparasites of birds and mammals, which includes about 3250 species. Their eggs are called nits, that lice stick to hair or feathers of their host. They affect all birds and mammals, with the exception of monotremes ( Platypus and echidnas ) and few eutherian orders, as the chiropteran ( 41 bats; and folidotos ( 41 pangolins;. To this order belong insects causing infestations of economic importance as the human scalp 40 louse; Pediculus humanus capitis, other lice that affect the human is body Pediculus louse humanus corporis and crabs pediculosis pubis ) which affect 40 cattle; Damalinia ( Bovicola. ) Bovis, Haematopinus haematopinus, Vituli vituli, Solenopotes capillatus ) and several species of " piojillos of 34 birds; that affect the laying ( as Menacanthus stramineus, Menopon gallinae ).
naborio: Naborio, nabori, or naboria is a word of Taíno origin. It was the common people of a Taíno society and these worked for the chiefs. Indigenous subject to this distribution, bred service.
escabiar: Too steep elbow, drink, libar, take liquor overreact. Scratching ( in Colombia is the same as getting drunk; scabbio in Italian is scabies, Welt, which produces that: scratch is 41.
hacerse un levante: Fleeting victory in the battle of love. Conquest of a Lady which was addressed informally at a party or in unexpected situations, where they met for the first time. It is usually a very fleeting, unimportant or momentary relationship.
sirgueras: Women with the towpath pulling the boats. It was a fairly common use during the nineteenth century in the Basque country. Initially, this employment was prohibited to women for the great effort required. However, due to the Carlist Wars the majority of men had to leave and were the women who went on to carry out this work. Sirguera or sirgueras ( towpath and the suffix - was ) they were the women pulling boats through a towpath, cavo employee to pull boats from the ground. Director Fernando Bernal premiered a film in 2006 with the title of Zirgariak.
estar en boga: In Colombia, it means being in the curubito, be fashionable, live in the mouth of everyone be excelling in something, have much reception or acceptance. Look to others. Public knowledge now. Have much notoriety.
nipiquin: It is a word of Nahuatl origin. Herb medicinal and toxic. It corresponds to the generic name of several species of herbaceous plants that have narcotic and spasmodic; properties they are used in traditional medicine and in high doses they can cause severe alterations in perception and the senses. They usually contain scopolamine base. It is similar to the Jinipin, the Toloache and the Tlachiquero. Burundangas, boards.
autofagia: Nutrition that certain living organisms perform at the expense of its less useful bodies as a means of survival before a prolonged fasting. Autophagy is a catabolic process highly conserved in eukaryotes, in which the cytoplasm, including excess organelles or those damaged or aberrant, are abducted in double membrane vesicles and released within the lysosome/vacuole for breakdown and eventual recycling of the resulting macromolecules.
pedaceria: A set of pieces that make up a whole. Puzzle.
autorpia: If I add to Pedro Crespo Refoyo, autarky is also of economic independence. Autosuficiencia.Sin however I think that they wanted to ask the definition in law of authorship, which is the quality or condition of author, particularly of a literary, scientific and artistic work or in the Commission of a crime. Author, responsible, guilty.
desquehacerado: Person who is vacant or in full laziness, with nothing to do. Desprogramado, desparchado, bored, idle, without trade.
ser mística: Practitioner of a spiritual activity that aims to achieve union or contact of the soul with the divine by various media ( asceticism, devotion, love, contemplation, etc. ).
mieto: Juha Iisakki Mieto ( born November 20, 1949 ) It is a Finnish cross-country skier. He competed at the Olympic Games in 1972, 1976, 1980 and 1984 and won five medals, including a gold medal in the 4 × 10 km relay in 1976.