Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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caricaturesco: It means ridiculous, risible, cantinflesco, satirical, exaggerated. It mimics, represents, or remeders. It looks like a drawing, remed, caricature or vignette.
cantinflesco: That does Cantinflas, cantinflada. It means it looks like a cartoon or vignette. It means cartoonish, laughable, ridiculous, remed, representation, exaggeration.
tumbo: In Colombia they are a kind of fruit. They can also be known as curubas or also as badeas. They are the names of very delicious fruits that belong to the Passifloraceae family. Its scientific names are Passiflora tripartite and Passiflora quadrangularis. The first is also known as curuba, taxo or tumbo and the second as giant tumbo, corvejo, motorro, parcha or quijón. It is a bending of badearing, which means passing a river through the water without using bridges. It also means squawking, hitting or crashing into something, sticking or crashing on either side and the other, going or advancing in zig-zag or swinging, swaying. Inflection of knocking down, which means to apear, knock down.
guijón: It is Bolivia is the name given to the fruit known in Colombia as badea or motorboat. This is the Passiflora quadrangularis, from the Passiphloraceae family.
corvejo: It is a derogatory derivative of crow. Small and ugly crow. In Colombia, it is another name given to the fruit known in Colombia as badea or motorboat. Its scientific name is Passiflora quadrangularis, from the Passiphloraceae family.
diva: It is a woman's name of Italian origin, which means goddess or majestic. Woman who is illustrious or very important in the show. Very important singer in an opera.
fenecer: It means to end, end, end or die. Died.
erige: Inflection to erect . It means establishing, cementing, building, building, lifting, raising.
foliolo: It is a term used in Botany. It means that it looks like a sheet, which is shaped like a sheet, part of a composite sheet.
elenco: In Colombia it is a magazine about the show that is published weekly with the newspaper El Tiempo . Group of people who work for a common purpose. Working Group, cast of a work, team.
indolente: Person who lacks feelings. You don't suffer from pain, it doesn't hurt. In Medicine it means that it has a very slow course and little noticeable in its development. It is not detectable or has no symptoms. It also means listless, negligent, ungainly, lazy, lazy, lazy.
incoherente: It means confusing, absurd, incomprehensible. They lack connection or consistency. Ilogical, diffuse, unintelligible.
difuso: It means very dilated or very widespread. It lacks clarity. Confused, inaccurate, dark, broad, blurry, lazy, dim.
farragoso: It means it lacks clarity. Which is confusing and tangled. Cumbersome, annoying, heavy, messy, tired, fatigued.
subestimado: It means that not the appropriate value is estimated but a much lower value. That is given a value or estimate less than the actual . Belittled. undervalued . You don't want, value or estimate with your actual value. Inflection to underestimate.
subvalorado: It means that it is given a value lower than the one you have. Underrated, underappreciated ,
perkin: You mean errand boy, messenger. Errand boy.
conciso: It is said, described or written in a short text. It means brief, succinct, succinct, short, condensed, laconic, concrete.
guámbito: In a term very typical of my Land Tolimense, which means boy or boy. Infante, peeling, Chinese, gestopia.
muerto: Outside of the inflection of dying, in Colombia can also mean fatigued, tired, exhausted. Late, occiso, deceased.