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Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz
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  Value Position Position 6 6 Accepted meanings 7907 6 Obtained votes 163 5 Votes by meaning 0.02 17 Inquiries 238825 6 Queries by meaning 30 17 Feed + Pdf

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full bacano
  37

This expression in espangles is widely used in Colombia. Consists of the English word " full " that translates as full, full, full; and the Spanish colloquial term " bacano " which means pleasant, cool. So, the expression " full bacano " literally means: pleasant full, being its synonym: cool completely.

  
buen provecho!
  19

Interjection expressing itself to someone at the table is about to take a food.

  
penalista
  9

A criminal lawyer is an attorney specializing in criminal law.

  
por qué se llaman testigos de jehová?
  12

Correction: The biblical account in mention is in Isaiah 43-10.

  
descomplicada
  47

An uncomplicated woman is a woman who is not complicated or life is bitter.

  
electrosol
  12

Electrosol: m. (Quim. ) Colloidal solution of a metal, obtained by electrolysis of water distilled with electrodes of metal in question.

  
por qué se llaman testigos de jehová?
  16

It is believed that Jehovah's name originates in the biblical account of 43-10 Isais textually says: "You are my witnesses, my deer who I've chosen so that I know and have faith in my and so they will understand that I am the same, before me was formed any God, and after my continues without him; I am Lord ( Dios ) and off I do not there is Savior ".

  
estrilar
  53

Estrilar: vb. 1 get angry, upset. 2 protest angrily a person by improper action or an excessive claim of someone.

  
caderaje
  44

The word caderaje does not exist in the Spanish language, Colombian composer Leandro Díaz in the song Diosa Coronada, invented it in it says: "...When the goddess moves the caderaje Gets the most cocky King and then the looks with longing and says thank you to heaven... " It is clear that the composer is refer to the hip or all the contours of the hip of the goddess, that would apply to all women: "Look at that caderaje has this female! "

  
muérgano
  66

Muergano, na: ( adj. ) Person evil, gross, scoundrel.

  
falcedad ideólogica
  17

falcedad ideologica is incorrectly written and should be written as "ideological falsehood" being its meaning: Indeed, correct writing of the expression is: ideological falsehood. In the case of falsehood, comes from false, and ideological, as you can be seen, carries the tilde on the penultimate syllable.

  
¿qué es un fiel?
  36

1. the Catholic Church a faithful is a believer, devoto, parishioner. 2 faithful: A person that it is firm, consistent, and fair in their affections, ideas and obligations towards someone or something.

  
falcedad ideológica
  14

Ideological falsehood: documentary Falcedad. It is a crime that incurs a person who is absent from the truth, especially when used in written statements or the seriousness of the oath.

  
lavatorio de los pies
  24

In the Catholic religion, the washing of the feet is a liturgical ceremony in which a priest, a Bishop, or even the same Pope, lava of twelve poor faithful feet on Holy Thursday. This liturgical ceremony is celebrated in memory of the lesson in humility that Jesus gave when he washed the feet of his twelve apostles a day before crucifixion.

  
alaraca
  25

Alaraca: f. Bulla, bustle, scandal.

  
comoda
  27

comfortable is incorrectly written and should be written as "comfortable ( with tilde )" being its meaning: Comfortable: ( feminine noun ) Cabinet with table top and three or four drawers used for storing clothes, shoes, etc.

  
perrada
  19

Dog: f. 1 - group of dogs. 2. own dog action. 3. unworthy, vile, despicable and malicious action.

  
aligator
  8

The alligator or alligator is a reptile like the crocodile but smaller than this one, broad and flattened, snout that inhabits rivers of the tropical and wet areas in America and Asia. It is carnivorous and can achieve the four meters in length.

  
contact
  15

Contact: English word which in Spanish translates: contact.

  
ego
  58

Ego: m. excessive assessment of one's own.

  




       


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