Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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afligido: It means sad, unhappy, unhappy. Who suffers from an affliction. It is affected by a pain or a sorrow in the soul. Grieving, hapless.
cuitada: It means sadness, grief, affliction, misadventure, misery. Fact that produces sorrow or sadness. Reason for a pity.
referato: It means regarding arbitration. Set of judges or referees of some sporting discipline (derived from the English word). Also in the academy is the process of reviewing and evaluating the works that will be presented in publications or scientific journals.
tranfronteriza: The correct term is cross-border. It means that it crosses the border, which goes beyond the border.
rejuda: It means rough, hard skin. Hard-skinned as a sme. Very dry and stiff skin, dehydrated skin, dry skin uncured. In Colombia it is also said to rejuda meat that it has a lot of nerve or is very hard.
extrafutbolística: It means that it produces effects on football, but that it does not make part of its rules or customs.
mexiquense: It is another of the Gentiles of those who are originally from Mexico, either referring to the Mexican Republic or the state of Mexico or the Federal District of Mexico. Mexican. Relative to Mexico .
cheve: It means beer. In Colombia we also call it pola, supia, picha, birra.
crocantes: It means that they creak when bitten, that they sound like to be chewed. Toast.
mylar: It is the name or trademark registered by Dupont, for a plastic sheet or polyethylene terephthalate.
mano de tigre: It is one of the common names of an interior ornamental plant. It is also called Adam's rib, bullet, cerimán, skeleton, among others. Its scientific name is Monstera delicious and belongs to the family Araceae.
cirriense: It is the Gentile of those born in La Cistérniga, which is a Spanish town, which is part of the Valladolid metropolitan area, in the Province of Valladolid. It is also used as a Cirrio's Gentile.
chácara: In Colombia it means large wound or scar.
numeralia: It is the name of a book, written by the Argentine Jorge Luján.
condonable: It means that it is permissible to be forgiven, varied or redeemed. That you can vary the conditions in such a way that they benefit the user. It is usually a type of educational credit, by which a student is financed and at the end of the studies conditions vary according to academic performance.
verguero: On the Colombian Atlantic Coast and some parts of Venezuela means chaotic situation, disorder, mess, confusion, entanglement, hair, fight, quarrel. You can also denote a lot, a lot, infinity. Also in Nautical, it is the place where the rods or masts of small sailboats are placed.
yuberly: It is a woman's name of Hebrew origin. It means water that heals. There is also Yuverly. Yubal derivative, which means small source or small current.
espías: The correct term is spies, without tilde. It's a turning point of spying. It means observing, watching, listening, investigating. It can also mean dragging, pulling, pulling. Plural of spy . Secret agents working camouflaged in another country.
quijón: It is the name of a plant and its fruit, in Bolivia. It is another of the common names that receives the badea. It is also called hock, motor, patch or giant tumbo. Its scientific name is Passiflora quadrangularis. It belongs to the family Passifloraceae. There are also two other herbaceous plants called quijón or quijones. A , which is also known as a butt or a burdock. Its scientific name is Torilis japonica and belongs to the family Apiaceae. The other is Turgenia latifolia, which also receives the casserole and cachurro joints. It is also from the family Apiaceae.
tumbó: It's a deflection to knock down. It means falling, falling, pulling, flipping. In Colombia it also means cheating, scamming, cheating, removing with scam or cheating, stealing. Stole.