Spanish Open dictionary by Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz

Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz
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mobile phone: It is an English expression that translates into Spanish: mobile phone.
vigorosidad: Vigor: (S. F. ) Quality of the vigorous person, who has strength and strength to carry out or resist difficult jobs.
charrito: A charrito is a child dressed as a Mexican charro.
vigorosidad: Vigor: (S. F. ) Quality of the vigorous person, who has strength and strength to carry out or resist difficult jobs.
perdedor: Loser: (adj. ) That loses.
ringtone: It is an English word that in Spanish is translated: ring tone, and refers to the sound that the phone emits to indicate that a call is entering, a text message, a message from WhatsApp, etc.
parlante bluetooth: A Bluetooth speaker is a small speaker, which paired by Bluetooth with another electronic device, is able to receive the signal sent by this. For example, in a Bluetooth speaker you can listen to the music played on a mobile phone, you will only need both devices to be synchronized, and on the phone the Bluetooth option is activated.
tabacalera: Tobacco: (adj. F. 1-woman who cultivates or sells tobacco. 2-company that cultivates tobacco or produces products from it and sells it.
nuevo sol: Nuevo Sol, is the name of the currency unit of Peru. This coin was previously called simply "Sun".
viejo sol: It is called "old Sun" to the old currency unit of Peru. This coin was previously called "Sun". The denomination "old Sun" arises to differentiate it from the "New Sun" which is the current currency unit of that country.
unigénito: Only begotten: (and Unigénita) a person who is an only child, like Jesus of Nazareth, for example. Precisely, in the biblical passage of John 3-16, the letter reads the following story: "For God so loved the world, that given his only begotten son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have eternal life."
del puerto: Arístides Del Puerto, is a former Paraguayan footballer who militated at the club Deportivo Cali of Colombia. He served as Centrodelantero, when the Centrodelanteros played with number 9. He was an excellent nod and beat the ball with both legs.
perder la cabeza: When it is said that someone lost his head, it means that he lost his reason, the trial, he went crazy. Normally this expression is used figuratively.
rebolo: Bolo, is the name of a neighborhood of the city of Barranquilla in Colombia. It is located in the southeastern part of the city.
desparramar: Scatter: (v. Pron. ) Crumble, collapse something miserably.
ave maría: 1-In the Catholic religion, the Hail Mary is a prayer dedicated to Mary the mother of Jesus. 2-expression that denotes strangeness or astonishment.
ollada: Canned: (S. F. ) Amount of water, any other liquid or anything else that fits in that pot.
videoaficionado: Videoaficionado (a): person who is fond of videos with a video camera or a cell phone, to then upload these videos to social networking sites.
bajo en sal: A food low in salt is one that has a low concentration of salt.
bajo en azúcar: A food that is low in sugar is one that contains a low concentration of sugar.