Spanish Open dictionary by Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz

Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz
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rajita: Stick: diminutive of raja.
guerra fria: Cold war: Fight between two or more Nations that does not reach the armed conflict, is characterized rather by a struggle for political, economic, ideological, social, informational, technological and sports; You can however lead to violent acts.
buchado: Buchadó: ( s.m. ) Buchada, breath.
temporalmente: Temporarily it is an adverb in a way. Adverbs of mode are also called adverbs in mind. The adverb that concerns us today, means: temporarily, temporarily.
negritudes: Referred to as " blacks " movements that exalt the cultural values of communities and Black peoples.
pedir canoa: It is a colloquial expression that means: ask someone a second chance after having committed more or less serious misconduct that was marginalized or dismissed some process or something else, for example, of the employment.
falcioni: Julio Cesar Falcioni is an Argentine ex-footballer who played as a goalkeeper. The goal of Team America de Cali in Colombia he cared for several seasons. There stood by his spectacular saves.
¿qué es ser pajarilla?: A person " spleen " is that person that does not meet what promises, a person that not is serious.
anti-pénal: In football, the goalkeeper anti-criminal is the Archer specialist in tackling the collections from the point criminal.
comerse las palabras: Is talk about hasty or confusingly omitting syllables whole.
comerse las letras: Eat the letters is to omit letters, syllables, final strokes or accents in words. For example, in Venezuela and in the coast Colombian Caribbean is common that people talking is " eat " the " r 34, " 34 s; and the " z " as well: instead of saying " eat " they say " 34 Côme; instead of " rice " they say " 34 arro;. In other regions of Colombia is " eat " some letters, as in the case of the Department of the Tolima where instead of say " Doctor " they say " Dotor " and in 40 Antioquia; Colombia ) replaced the " s " by the " r " and instead of saying " the same " say " it Isola ". In Puerto Rico replaced the " r " by the " l " as well: instead of saying " best " say " mejol " instead of say " " take " say " incompatible " etc. In Cuba replaced the " r " the " d " as well: instead of saying " 34 meat; they say " 34 cadne; instead of saying " pork " they say " puedco; 34, etc.
operación matemátetica: operation matematetica is incorrectly written and should be written as "mathematical" being its meaning: Mathematical operations are executions or maneuvers methodical and systematic calculations and computations on bodies, numbers, data, etc., to achieve a result or a detetminado end. The operations basic of mathematics are: sum, subtraction, multiplication and division.
operción retorno: operating return is incorrectly written and should write it as "operation return" being its meaning: The return operation is the name given to the police device that is deployed on the roads at the entrance of the cities, after a long weekend, at the beginning of which have left many city vehicles. The device aims, on the one hand to monitor, control and report to the drivers of vehicles; and on the other hand regulate vehicular traffic, which by the mass return of the railcars, it becomes dense and complicated.
pura paja: Talk about pure straw i.e. lies, is talking vascuencias, stupidities, things without sense or logical.
operación tortuga: Rhythm and speed of work extremely slow that is carry to out from the workers of an office public or private due to a protest labor, or as prelude to a stop or strike.
serviteca: Serviteca stands for automotive service. That's why it has been given that name to those specialized establishments where the services of alignment, balancing, change oil, filters, washed, electricity, tires, wheels and accessories for sale, and all the mechanical minor requiring a vehicle.
peligrosísimo: Extremely dangerous: adj. Very dangerous, extremely dangerous.
tipito: Sweet: Diminutive of type. It is used to refer to a man of stature.
hombrecito: Man of small stature.
hombrecito: In the colloquial language, a little man is a child.