Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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cutias: In Brazil, it is the name of a municipality and belongs to the State of Amapá. Plural cutia . Cutia is the name given to two very different animals. One is a medium or small rodent from America, resembling a ñing, guatuza or borugo. They belong to the genus Dasyprocta and the family Dasyproctidae. The other animal is a passerhorbird bird, typical of the Himalayas and Southeast Asia, of the family Leiothrichidae. It is also called the genus of these birds. .
phocoenida: The correct term is Phocoenidae . In Zoology it is the technical term that refers to a group of odontocete cetaceans known as porpoises (Latin for sea pig). They are also known as sea vaquitas or piglets. They are the smallest cetaceans that exist.
cochito: Diminutive of cocho. In Colombia we say cocho to cooked and unfried pork bacon or also to a pig or juvenile pig. So, piglet means piggy, marranito, piglet, suckling pig, piglet. Also cochito is one of the common names of the sea vaquita or porpoise, a cetacean mammal odontocetto of the family Phocoenidae. Its scientific name is Phocoena sinus. Familiarly little means chubby. Nickname for chubby or rolly children.
deleznar: It means sliding, slipping, slipping, skating. In agronomic terms it is eroding or eroding (referred to the ground).
correazos: Blows or punishments caused with a leash. Punishment old-fashioned. Fuetazos.
edilisia: The correct term is building or building, with c . It means relative to the buildings or members in Colombia of a Local Board of Directors. Building also means related to construction, buildings, buildings or architectural development.
misifú: The correct term is Miphfu , with c . Micifuz is also used. In Colombia it's another way to call a cat. Character of a work by the Colombian poet Rafael Pombo, which is called "The Seven Lives of the Cat". It is a children's poetry whose main characters are a dog and a cat. As it is very short I transcribed: "He asked the cat Mambrú The Hounds Lebrel : Relative of Miphfu , What secret do you have To live seven lives? And Mambrú replied: My secret is very simple. Well, it's just to frequent like me The toilet and the brush.
mambrú: Name of a cat. Name of a children's round, which in the Colombian version refers to a cat that went to war (Mambrú went to war). The first version is French but there is a very popular Spanish version. Mambrú is a Guna character from a children's play by Rafael Pombo. He was related to Miphfu. Mambrú is also the name of an Argentine pop band.
chitiando: In Colombia it is an inflection of chitiar or chitiarse. It means cracking, filling with cracks. Slits, cracks, cracks or cracks appear in any type of construction, artifact or material. It's screaming or cracking.
polarización: Forming two forces or blocks totally (or radically) opposite. Split or split effect that causes one part to go to one end and another to the other. Formation of two very separate and irreconcilable parts. Try to be as distant as possible from others, go to the poles or to the ends. In physics it is an electrical effect in which the charged particles form a positive pole and a negative pole. It is also the term used to define the process of covering glass with a special film to allow clear vision in one direction and prevent or regulate it in the other (In one sense you can see and in another not).
adendum: It's a Latin term. In Spanish it is more indicated to use adendo . In terms of legal and law, it means addition, addition, addition, annex or even other. It is what is added to something that had already been agreed and signed (in a contract, agreement or agreement), but which because of its importance is considered that although it was not contemplated, it is important to include and clarify it.
gañán: Tough, rough and rough man. In Colombia it means rude, coo, zafio, worker, day laborer, labriego, worker. Malandrin.
strikes: Pronounced stryiks, is a term used in the slang of the baseball game, in which the batter fails in the attempt to bat the ball. Baseball play that weighs the pitcher and punishes the batter.
ponche: In Colombia it is an action of punching. In the game of baseball is to complete an out, with a third strike. It is also a drink that is prepared with various fruits and some liqueur. Punch can also be the name of a rodent or close-up approach with a specially TV or cinema camera (in this case it is derived from punch, a word in English, which can mean focusing, hitting or hitting in the face).
kimchi: In the name of one of the most popular typical Korean dishes. It is a fermented preparation and its base ingredient is Chinese cabbage, but it can also be made with radishes, cucumbers or other vegetables. It's spicy.
kale: It is the name of a variety of cabbage. It is one of the common names given to crespa cabbage, kale or Portuguese cabbage. Its scientific name is Brassica oleracea var . knowlaque L. and belongs to the Brassicaceae family. It is used in stews and salads.
anión: It's a negatively charged particle. Negative charge ion . The term in Chemistry is used.
cation: The correct term is cation, always with tilde. It's a positively charged particle. Positive charge ion . The term in Chemistry is used.
berza: It is the name of a variety of cabbage. It is known as forage cabbage, open cabbage, mackerel cabbage or Galician cabbage. Its scientific name is Brassica oleracea var . Viridis. It is the surname of an Argentine football player, whose full name is Marcelo Berza. He played as a defender at the Jujuy Gymnastics and was nicknamed Papote.
veraz: It means it speaks the truth, that it is real, that it is true. It means true, true, sincere, trustworthy, frank, real, authentic.