Spanish Open dictionary by Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz

Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz
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jóvito: Jovito: Name own male origin unknown but very common in Venezuela.
mover cielo y tierra: When someone uses this expression to say that it will do everything possible to achieve something, or to reach successful conclusion in carrying out something. Synonym: Move the c...
metedero: A 34, metedero 34, also known as " 34 slaughterhouse; or " 34 feeder; It is a motel, which also could be called House of quotations, which is the place where are the pairs of lovers or lovers to spend an intimate moment.
comedero: In the colloquial language is known as " feeder 34, " 34 slaughterhouse; or metedero to a motel or brothel.
comedero: In the colloquial language is known as " feeder 34, " 34 slaughterhouse; or " metedero " motels or houses of appointments.
crack user: Crack user: English expression which in Spanish translates: crack user. It is the person who is addicted to crack, hallucinogenic drug derived from cocaine.
ciber-café: A cyber-cafe, also called Internet cafe, is a shop that offers customers access to Internet and also restaurant, bar or coffee shop.
espabilar: Wake: vb. Fall.
eslavos: Slav: m. ( Plural ) Ethnic group of the Indo-European family, which today extends from the borders of Italy to Central Asia. It seems that its original location was in the jungles of the North of the Carpathians, between the rivers Warta and Dnieper.
agujero negro: A black hole, also called black hole is a celestial body of large size, possessing a gravitational force so great that not even light can escape from it.
batazo de cuatro esquinas: In baseball, a bat's four corners is the blow given by the batsman to the ball, which leads to what is known as a home run ( 41 home run; The bat is so accurate, strong and forceful that the ball goes to the stairs and can even exit the stadium, allowing batsman and his companions that at that time are in the bases, they manage to score runs without the risk of being placed " out ".
eslavos: Slav: m. ( Plural ) Ethnic group of the Indo-European family, which today extends from the borders of Italy to Central Asia. Seems to be that its original location was in the jungles of the North of the Carpathian Mountains, between the rivers Warta and Dnieper.
despelote: Despelote: m. ( colloquial ) Disorder, confusion, chaos, pandemonium.
sumatoria: Sum: sum, count, counting.
innorar: innorar is incorrectly written, and should be written as "ignore" as its meaning: Not knowing a thing, to have absolute ignorance about it.
factory: Factory: English word which in Spanish translates: factory, factory.
berriondo: Berreondo: adj. ( colloquial ) Muergano, pizzle.
correo no deseado: In computer science, a junk mail, also called abusive mail, malicious email or malicious mail is an email from us ( 41 e-mail; that is not expected and much less required. Some unwanted e-mails are annoying but harmless, for example those that contain unwanted advertising or that has not been requested; others, on the other hand have an illicit purpose when who sends them does so with the intent to steal or impersonate any person, or to commit a scam.
uno tras otro: One after the other: ( loc. Advisor. ) On or in successive order.
carajo: The word carajo becomes part of certain expressions as " I care a damn 34, which means " I don't mind " or " I care a cumin ". Also commonly used in interrogative sentences: " who the hell you think you are? ".