Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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carlota: It's a woman's name of German origin. It means very strong woman, of great strength, of great strength. Carla variant. Name of a Queen of England, daughter of George III. It is also the name of a variety of Chinese onions. It is also called a shallot, shallot, shallot or escaloña. Its scientific name is Allium ascalonicum and belongs to the family Amaryllidaceae.
aerícola: In Biology it refers to the organism that is found, lives, develops or moves in the air. It requires air or oxygen to live. It's the same as aerobic.
encinta: It means pregnant, pregnant, pregnant, gravida. Woman who's expecting baby.
aurinegro: It means it has a combination of yellow and black colors. It is a way of calling the professional football team of the city of Barrancabermeja, in the Department of Santander in Colombia, called Alianza Petrolera. Also in this way the Uruguayan team, Peñarol de Montevideo, is called.
raqueteo: In Colombia colloquially and pejoratively it is a way to call an advance requisition by the authorities to anyone for security reasons.
macadamia: It is the name of a walnut, produced by a shrub. It is also the name of a genus of plants that belongs to the family Protaceae. There are 5 recognized species. In Australia it is named kindal kindal and jindilli . In our middle is shrub nut or maroochi nut (maruchi). The genus has this name because it was dedicated to Australian physician Marc Adamiam. It has a high nutritional value.
lomazo: It can be a hit on the back or back. Also a large spine or a wide back.
marañon: The correct term is marañón, with tilde. In Colombia it is the name of a tree and its fruit, which we also call merey. Other common names you receive are: cashew, pepa, cashew, cashew, cashew, ajuil, caguil. Its scientific name is Anacardium occidentale. It is recognized as the fruit of memory. Also, in South America it is the name of a Peruvian river that is born in the Department of Huanuco and is a tributary of the Upper Amazon.
harold: It is a male name of German origin. It means who commands or leads an army. It has as a Haroldo variant.
demersal: It means from the bottom, from the abyss, from the deep. Benthic, benthic, abyssal, batial. It means submerged. Dived. It may refer to the seabed, a lake or a stream of water. Fish or organisms that live at the bottom and that eat debris.
béntico: It is a type of organism that lives at the bottom of the sea (Plant or animal), or at the bottom of a lake or lagoon. Bentonic, which is bentos. demersal, benthic, abyssal, batial. It means from the background, from the depth.
batial: It is a term used in Ecology and Geology. It means from the bottom, from the deep. It is a type of organism that lives at the bottom of the sea (Plant or animal), or at the bottom of a lake or lagoon. Bentonic, which is bentos, demersal, benthic, abyssal.
cavista: It means related to cavas, place where wines are preserved. Person in charge of cava or conserving wines .
prêt à porter: It's a French locution that means ready to go.
llapa: It means yapa, added. It's a word of Quechua origin. It is also the name of a city in Peru and a district, which belong to the Province of San Miguel and the Department of Cajamarca.
garrudo: In the Eastern Plains of Colombia means very skinny, bony, skeletal, rickeic. Very skinny, it's just claw or leather.
billón: In Mathematics is a cardinal number, it is an integer. It means a million million. It is a one followed by twelve zeros, so it is represented as 10 raised to the 12. It is clarified that in the United States they call only billion, which for us is only a billion.
billones: It means figures or numbers that are composed of 13 digits onwards until when they are 18. After 18 they are already trillions. Billion Plural . In Mathematics is a cardinal number, it is an integer. It means a million million. It is a one followed by twelve zeros, so it is represented as 10 raised to the 12. It is clarified that in the United States they call only billion, which for us is only a billion.
millardo: In Spanish and for those of us who manage in mathematics the decimal metric system is one billion or one followed by nine zeroes. Ten at nine. For those who manage the English system this figure is called billion and not billion.
chanchan: In Quechua language it means "bright sun". It is the name of an ancient and large pre-Columbian city that hit northern Peru. It was built in adobe by the indigenous Chimú in what is now metropolitan area of the city of Trujillo. It is located on land of today's Huancayo and Trujillo Districts. Former capital of Chimor kingdom. Name of a song by Cuban composer and performer Compay Segundo (Maxima Francisco Repilado Muñoz).