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Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez



Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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  Value Position Position 1 1 Accepted meanings 35132 1 Obtained votes 323 1 Votes by meaning 0.01 3 Inquiries 1136801 1 Queries by meaning 32 3 Feed + Pdf

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coherente
  39

It means you act the way you think or think how you act. You act according to your ideas. Logical, reasonable, analog, congruent.

  
congruente
  29

In geometry it means that it has the same dimension and shape. Same, identical. Who acts, speaks and thinks the same. It means logical, sound, rational, relevant, consistent, analog, reasonable.

  
asnito
  30

Disgusting ass. Little donkey. Borriquito, burrito.

  
decembrina
  25

It means relative or related to December, the last month of the year.

  
arsine
  15

It's the English name for a toxic substance. In Spanish it is called arsano, arsina or arsenic hydride ( AsH3 ). which is a gaseous inorganic compound at room temperature. According to UIPAC or the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry.

  
berrionda
  49

Female berriondo. In Colombia it means strong, brave, beautiful, berky, vigorous, resistant.

  
sesgados
  38

Plural of biased . It may refer to a type of cut diagonally, crooked, oblique. It is also a concept or opinion, which means partial, subjective, disproportionate or unbalanced (with preference).

  
guáimaro
  11

In Colombia it is the name of a tree. In Mexico they call it ramon and in Venezuela chara or charo . Its scientific name is Brosimum alicastrum and belongs to the family Moraceae. In Colombia it is also called guáimaro or guaimarón to a fairly large or burly person. Some write with and ( guáymaro).

  
puntuda
  27

It has tip, which is pointed. It ends in a spike or skewer at the end.

  
corceles
  19

It means horses, bridones, horseback riding, mounts.

  
diatomeas
  28

It is the name of the most common algae of phytoplankton.

  
dulces
  24

Plural of sweet . It means sugary or honey-like taste. Sweet, tasty, pleasant, soft. In Colombia it is synonymous with treats, candies, candies, chocolates, desserts. Melado, mellifluous.

  
capujo
  9

In Argentina it is an inflection to capujar, which means grabbing something in the air or anticipating in saying something that will say another.

  
alfalfillo
  27

It is one of the common names of a toxic herbaceous plant. It is also called alfalfilla, chickpea, beans or devil's chickpea. Its scientific name is Astragalus lusitanicus . belongs to the fabaceae family.

  
ilógicas
  37

It means meaningless, crazy, irrational, crazy, absurd.

  
banoho
  22

It is the name of an African language, also known as Bantú Congolese, Munoho or Noho. It is one of the many variants of the Ndoweo. Spoken in The Kribi Region of Cameroon.

  
aruhaco
  18

The correct term is Arhuaco. It is the name of a Colombian indigenous people who live in the Sierra nevada de Santa Marta, sharing it with Coguis and Damanas. They belong to the Chibcha family. It's also the name of the language that people speak. These Indians are also called Ike or Ikú. There is a possibility that the question is for Arahuaco, which is the generic name of several indigenous peoples surrounding the Antilles and the Caribbean, but who belong to families other than Chibcha.

  
desenergizar
  40

In Colombia is to remove energy on a scheduled basis in the driving networks, in order to perform maintenance activities. Scheduled power outages for maintenance.

  
atalaya
  41

It's a way of calling a watchtower. It can also be called otero, garita, observatory, viewpoint.

  
coloso
  40

Big, gigantic. It can mean cyclops, titan, giant, huge, immense, huge. Very large person or character with a lot of strength. Samson, hercules. Effigy or large statue.

  




       


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