Spanish Open dictionary by Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz

Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz
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coolí: Coolie: ( m. and f. ) Indian or Chinese laborer who works as a pawn in a European colony.
chan chan: Chan Chan: Ancient pre-Inca city of the Peru, located to the North of Trujillo, Department of La Libertad. It was the capital of the Chimu Kingdom and was then destroyed by Inca losj. The remains of its imposing fortresses, palaces and temples that still remain, and its ornamental richness, constitute one of major archaeological evidence of pre-Columbian South America.
pasarse de lanza: Colloquial expression used in Mexico, and that means: go from abusive or rude. In Colombia it is equivalent to pass pineapple.
clip: Clip: ( 41 English voice; m. paper clips of small size, consisting of a wire bent so that it is much longer that wide and form two branches, one longer than the other, including loose paper can hold and nickel-plated.
charro: Charro: m. In Mexico, rider or rider with special suit consisting of jacket with embroidery, tight pants, white shirt and hat brimmed and high and conical cup.
casetero: Cassette holder, ( ra ) Person who administers a booth.
formatear: In computer science is known as format to the action or process of delete or empty the entire contents of a hard disk, a USB drive, a memory micro SD, etc.,
formateo: Format: m. action and effect of reformatting a computer, a memory or a smart phone.
stand: Stand: English word adapted to the Spanish as " stand ". In a fair industrial, literary, etc., or any other exposure, a stand is a point of sale.
llegar modesto: Modesto is a male name. In Colombia, it is a popular saying tell: " became Modesto and eventually this ". It refers to someone arrived at the wrong time and that someone will change the entire order of things or going to alter.
cluniacense: Cluniac: adj. belonging to the monastery or congregation of Cluny, in Burgundy.
estar en pelotas: Be a person naked.
flolklore: Folklore: English word adapted to the Spanish as folklore. Popular culture, customs, beliefs, legends, music and crafts of a town or a region.
galápago: A tortoise is a freshwater animal similar to a turtle but smaller than this. Very appetizing meat, this reptile abounds in the departments of Bolivar, Sucre and Cordoba in Colombia. It is characterized by being an aggressive animal that could cut off a finger to a person with their sharp teeth.
talega: Talega: f. bag wide, narrow and long or short, fabric, canvas or other material, used for storing or transporting things.
talego: A bag is a bag or sack wide, narrow and long or short, fabric or any other resistant material, serving for storing or transporting anything.
guarnicionero: A SADDLER is a SADDLER.
colita: In Venezuela, a " 34 tail; It is favor a rider or driver of any other vehicle, consisting of transport to a person who is in the same path of the vehicle. That's why in highways and roads is common to find people asking a " " tail. In Colombia it is known as " chance ".
vainazo: 1. in the colloquial language, a vainazo is something like a scolding, a wake up call. 2. also you can be a word or phrase offensive. 3. an insult.
evidentemente: Course: ( Advisor. ) With evidence, clearly.