Spanish Open dictionary by GonzálezR

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nombres de hombre en chino: some most commonly used male names in Mandarin Chinese are the following: Chao (commonly used accompanying another name prior to this, i.e. as middle name ) Cheng , Cong , Dalai (this means : look towards the ocean ) Deshi , Dewei ( noble or upper class ) Enlai, Fai , Gao, Gang Sheng , Hao (honest and good heart) Huan Yue , Jin, Joon, Kang, Kong, , Liu (means Sauce, a very common type of shrub in regions of China) Mao, Ming, Qiang, Qing, Ru, Shaiming (sunlight) Shaoran (little wolf) Shen (God, life, soul) Shun (soft), Shuo (success) ) Tao, Tse, Wang (worthy of a king) Wong (yellow) Wu (line or magician) Xen, Xiao Xiao, Ya, Yamei, Yuan, YoungZao, Zhi Chao, Zhi is "smart" and Chao "superior" for its symbols when written , so together it is understood as : smart and superior. Zhou (help . ) Zhu (Your definition is somewhat strange, "vertical". ) All these appellate appeals are in piyin; piyin is the term used to describe Chinese names written in our alphabet, and are directly related to their phonetics when pronounced in traditional Chinese.
alien: In popular culture and in ufology (science of the study of the UFO phenomenon, unidentified flying object and its derivatives), any living being originating from any non-Earth site is called alien. Alien comes from English, in Spanish its translation is Alien, refers to something or someone who comes from the outside of the earth and/or does not belong to the nature of planet Earth.
hijoemadre: In some Latin American countries, particularly the southern cone this expression refers to an admiration or surprise about some relevant fact within a community or another situation, originally as Son of a mother, shortened as hijuemadre or son-in-person. It also refers to a subject of which the name is unknown in a pejorative or derogatory sense
moyos de sal: It refers to some measure, the etymological origin of the word moyo comes from the Latin Modius which means : measure, as it refers to salt moyos is referring to measures of salt, a moyo in volume equals 16 sings , a pitcher has capacity for 16 liters , a moya equals 256/258 liters. It's used more for wine.
calate: Calate : in El Salvador in most departments, refers to a dog of paupero or humble origin.
maradonear: It refers in some Latin American countries to the world-class Argentine football player, who when interviewed on one occasion, this hesitation and babbling, that is, could not issue concise and clear words in order, then the colloquial or popular term : Maradonear, refers to the action of thinking so much and hesitation when issuing an opinion about a topic.
calentar motores: action or effect of initiating preparations to exercise entrepreneurship or carrying out a certain project, work or physical or other task. In Automotive : action to turn on the automotive for optimal performance and verify possible failures at the time of the initial and subsequent destination route.