Spanish Open dictionary by Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz

Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz
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identificador facial: The facial identifier, also called facial recognition is a technology that is able to identify a person by an image or video of their face.
mantazo: Mantazo : ( s . m . ) 1- Blow given with a blanket. 2- Crutch pass executed by the bullfighter with a blanket.
cojón: Cushion : ( m . ) Vulgar name given to the testicle in colloquial language. It is used more in the plural.
internacional: 1- Belonging or relating to two or more nations. 2- Athlete who has participated in competitions in which several countries participate. 3- Athlete who has participated in competitions that have been held in countries other than his country of origin. 4- Journalist, commentator or narrator who has covered sports competitions in several countries.
trasnacional: A transnational company is one that maintains business and activities in several countries. Synonym : Transnational.
caché: Cache ( m . ) 1- Elegance, distinction. 2- In computing, the cache memory is an auxiliary memory in which copies of the files and data that a user accesses most frequently are stored. The latest generation computers and smartphones have cache memory. 3- Cache: elegantly, with distinction.
tucumán: San Miguel de Tucumán is the capital of the province of Tucumán, in Argentina. It has a population of approximately 850. 000 inhabitants .
fanfarronear: Speak and behave with arrogance and haughtiness throwing bluster.
¡hurra!: Hooray! Shout of joy and enthusiasm: The fans shouted three cheers! to your favorite team to celebrate the win.
malvenido: Malvened ( da ) . That annoys, bothers or annoys your arrival. I heard this word from the singer Diomedes Díaz in an interview, evidently he used it badly: "The death of a friend of mine is an evil death, and it affects me a lot. . . " Diomedes said at the time.
lucas: Lucas, is the name of a duck who acted in a televised cartoon series. Sometimes he was the victim of a rodent's heavy pranks, which caused him to lose his temper.
chandé: Chandé is a musical genre native to the Atlantic Coast in Colombia. It is a cheerful rhythm, much listened to and danced mainly in some parties such as the Carnival of Barranquilla.
today: Today (pronounced tudey). 1- It is an English word that in Spanish translates : today. 2- It is a brand of condoms (Today Condoms).
pescador: Fisherman ( ra ) 1- Person who fishes by trade or hobby. 2- . A fisherman is a woman's jean, longer than a bermuda.
facturar: Invoice : ( v . Tr. ) 1- Issue invoice. 2- Indicate in detail on an invoice the items to be dispatched and their respective prices.
megavatio: The megawatt is a unit of power that equals one million watts.
monster: Monster. 1- It is an English word that in Spanish translates : monster. 2- The Monster Family was an American telecomedy that showed the life and experiences of a family of monsters who, despite their appearance, were considered normal people.
uno: One (1) is the number following zero (0) and preceding two (2).
machetazo: Machete . ( masculine noun ) 1- Blow given with a machete . 2- Wound produced with a machete.
musicalizar: Put music to the lyrics of a song, a text, a work, a movie, etc.