Spanish Open dictionary by Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz

Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz
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macondo: Macondo: m. fictional town that is mentioned in the novel one hundred years of solitude of the Colombian writer Gabriel García Márquez.
macondiano: Macondiano, na: relating or belonging to the fictional town of Macondo: history macondian.
vizconde: Viscount: m. below the count title of nobility.
xileno: Xylene: m. (Quim. ) Name the three dimetilbencenos, Ortho, meta, and for. They are liquid incororos, insoluble in water and miscible in organic solvents. They are used as a solvent and in the manufacture of dyestuffs.
esterlinas: Sterling: Plural of sterling. Applies to the 40 pound, pound sterling, which in English means " pound sterling " ) is the currency used in the United Kingdom.
hematidrosis: Hematidrosis, also called hemohidrosis ( sweating blood ) is an extremely rare disease. He has been described in various ways and is often linked to religious beliefs. It is a physiological response to a situation of maximum stress. Described only in people who knew with certainty that they were going to die soon as a painful, condemned to death or in war situations. It is believed that Jesús of Nazareth presented this condition prior to his arrest and crucifixion, as it is written in the Gospel of Luke, (Luke 22:44 ).
laceral: laceral is incorrectly written and it should be written as "lacerate" being its meaning: Lacerate: vb. 1 hurt, hurt. 2 damage, infringe: "His offensive words lacerated the honor of his girlfriend ".
adán garcía: Imaginary character of the song of the same name, composed and performed by Rubén Blades, which tells how this character with a revolver intimidates the cashier of a bank to steal the money. According to song, the wife of Adán García, read the next day in the newspaper: "The thief used the water of your boy 34 revolver;.
arroz de palito: In the Colombian Caribbean coast called rice stick to prepared and cooked with vermicelli rice.
spaghetti: Spaghetti: Term of Italian origin, adapted to the Spanish as " spaghetti " is a food paste made from flour and egg, made in the form of thin strips, served with sauce, cheese, meat or chicken.
éxodo: Exodus: m. ( from the latin exodus ) 1. it is the second book of the Bible, which also appears in the old testament, which tells the output from the slavery of Egypt and the flight of the people of Israel, where they had to cross the Red Sea in search of the promised land. 2. transfer of a group or people to go to live in another place.
domingo de resurrección: Resurrection Sunday is the day that Jesús of Nazareth resurrected after crucifixion, is going to meet with his Apostles and then climbs into the heavens, thus ending the Holy week.
sábado de gloria: In the Catholic religion Saturday, also known as Holy Saturday, is the eve of Domingo de Resurrección.
tantito: Little bit: In Mexico, 1 - bit, a little bit more: "Love me another close " 2 is used as a synonym for moment: wait for me close ".
empecinarse: Insisting: stand firm on intent, opinion or idea, usually wrong, sure and without taking into consideration another possibility. Synonym: Obstinarse.
domingo de ramos: Palm Sunday is the Sunday which commemorates the triumphal entry of Jesús from Nazareth to Jerusalem, acclaimed by a large crowd, a few days before his arrest, passion, death and resurrection. Palm Sunday begins Holy week.
batisfera: Bathysphere: f. artifact used to carry out underwater exploration at great depth. It was designed in 1931 by W. Beebe, it consists of a steel sphere suspended in the water by means of a cable and windows of quartz for the observation from the inside. A line allowed his crew communication with the ship that accompanied it. It has been replaced by the Bathyscaphe.
bonguero: bonguero is incorrectly written and it should be written as "bongosero" being its meaning: Bonguero is incorrectly written, correct writing is " 34 bongosero. The bongosero is the musician who plays the bongos in a musical group. The bongo is specially used in the musical groups that interpret the musical rhythm known as " 34 sauce;
conexión wi-fi: WI-FI stands for Wireless Fidelity, which means wireless fidelity. It is a set of networks that does not require wires and works based on certain rules and agreements previously established. Enabled with wi-fi, as electronic devices: a PC, a laptop, a smartphone, a games console, a player of digital audio, etc., can connect to the Internet through this network.
pc: A PC is a personal computer. Synonyms: Computer, computer, computer, processor, desktop computer, desktop computer. In English: personal computer.