Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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barbero: In Colombia we call barber to the person who has for the job hairdresser (fix hair) and fix the beard to men. Man who shaves and grooms the beard or hair. He is also often called a hairdresser, stylist. Man who works in a barbershop.
chamuscado: In Colombia it means that by exposure to fire his hair or hairs were burned. Operation by which the bristles or hairs are removed to a pig after slaughter. It consists of putting it lightly on the fire and then scraping the skin with a sharp knife. Chamuscar inflection.
losas: Plural of slab . It means flat stone, carved, smooth, flat and thin, which is used for the coating of floors and walls. It is also called a tomb or a tomb. Tile, iron. Slab, fish, plaque, tombstone, tomb. It is also a concrete plate supported on the ground (foundation slab). Loza, this if with z, means ceramic, set of porcelain pieces that make up a crockery (dishes, wells, mugs, jugs, glasses). Majolica.
auto-retráctil: You can also use autoetráctil . It means that it retracts, saves or shrinks on its own, without the need for help or the operation of a device. For example, the lenses of an automatic camera that are focused and retracted without having to operate any device. The same is also true of the foliage of a plant that we call a sleeper or poppy, whose compound leaves retract to be moved only by the wind or touched.
escarapela: In Colombia it is a kind of card that is carried with tape to the neck or attached to the height of a nipple, in order to identify itself. It is used in companies or also in events such as a congress. It can also be a type of ornament made with colored ribbons, which can also be called rosette, rosette or cucarda. In Argentina, patriotic symbol. Inflection of cockling, which means scraping, scratching, peeling, removing or removing scars.
mayugar: The correct term is to bruise. In Colombia it means softening something (especially fruits) by manipulating them too much and squeezing them. Press, soften, squeeze, compress . In some parts of Venezuela say Mallugar giving it the same meaning.
amalayar: In Colombia and especially in the Eastern Plains means to desire with intensity, longing with fervor. Aspire to get something.
amadrinar: In Colombia and especially in the Eastern plains of Colombia means to accompany, walk or walk paired or next to each other. The term is also used to say that an old cow that knows the way goes ahead with another beef or with a cowboy to indicate the way to the whole herd. Serving as a godmother to someone (for a woman).
apadrinar: It means serving as a godfather to someone. By extension means sponsoring, supporting or providing support to someone who needs it.
arica: Arica is the name of a province and a Chilean city. In the Colombian Eastern Plains it is one of the common names of a reddish bee that produces wax and honey. Also, arica is an inflection of aricar, which means to plow superficially or dig.
baquía: It means ability to orient yourself and know a territory. Skill, skill, knowledge. prowess or connoisseur.
cachilapear: In Colombia's Eastern Plains is to steal cattle, commit abigeato. It is also the criminal practice of adulterating, modifying or altering the brand or figure of a cattle.
abigeato: In Colombia it is the crime of stealing cattle. Crime that commits an abigeo or cachilapero.
carapacho: In colombia's Eastern Plains it means skeleton, osamenta, remains of a dead animal.
gacho: In Colombia it means laying, crooked or fallen. Horn that has the tip down. It also means numbed eye or squint.
garcero: In Colombia it is the nesting place of herons. Heron nest. Place or tree where herons sleep. Related to herons.
garrancho: In the Eastern Plains of Colombia it means very skinny, bony, skeletal, spinal.
pajúo: In the Eastern Plains of Colombia pajúo or pajudo means liar, liar, talker, title.
echar carreta: In Colombia it means to talk a lot and usually things that are not true. Lying, cheating. It can also mean splitting, chatting, chatting.
nepo: In Colombia and especially in Medellin is the acronym for Nueva Escuela Popular y Obrera. It is the name of an institution dedicated to trade union, worker, political and popular training. In Peru it is a surname of indigenous origin. In Esperanto means grandson, in Italian nepote is nephew.