Spanish Open dictionary by Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz

Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz
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buenazo: Buenazo, za: adj. Very good. 2 - Which is good health. 3. Applies to a pretty woman and nice body: "That woman is buenaza! ".
cachureto: Cachureto, ta: ( colloquial ) Is in poor condition, presenting a damage or a malfunction: "Do not sit in the Cabinet because it is cachureto and you can fall ".
homófobo: Homophobic, ba: says the person who feels hostility and condemnation towards homosexual men and women. Synonym: homophobic.
quién es el hijo del hombre?: The son of man, i.e., the son of God is Jesús of Nazareth; He put it in that famous phrase when Judas greeted him with a kiss to deliver it to the Jews: 'Judas, with a kiss deliveries to the son of man! '
enfermoso: Enfermoso, sa: it is an adjective used in some regions of sur-america, especially in some towns and rural areas, which means half-sick or slightly sick: 'I am going to visit my dad, which is enfermoso '.
perder tiempo: Spend time or waste time: let the hour or the time without doing something that is pending to do.
llover sobre mojado: Return to address and discuss a matter already solved and resolved.
micro-bus: Micro-bus or minibus: m. small bus, which is usually used as collective transport of passengers. Synonym: Minibus.
esa vieja está buena: In the above definition, by confusion made an involuntary error: put measures 60-90-60. By this unintentional mistake I apologize to all the women and models of the world, and clarified that the perfect measures to which I refer are 90-60-90.
equivocación: Mistake: f. Error produced by confusion between two things-like or similar.
oral braces: Braces oral or oral brakes: English voice which in Spanish translates: brakes or mouth braces. We must note that some people are wrong and called ' 39 brackets; with these devices, perhaps because of the similarity in writing. 'Bracket ' actually means 'Support ' and the plural is in brackets.
hecho punible: Fact, action or punishable conduct: action and conduct that deserve to be punished and punished.
punible: Punishable: adj. That deserves to be punished and punished criminally. Example: Conduct punishable, punishable action. Synonym: crime.
esa vieja está buena: In popular language, when someone says: ' that old is good ' not exactly refers to an older Lady. It refers to a beautiful woman, voluptuous body, protruding breasts, measures 60-90-60. Then, when a woman with those characteristics, it is said that 'The old is good! '
hacer picadillo a alguien: Slice and dice: Cut a plant, an animal or anything else.
segundazo: In the colloquial language, a segundazo is a type of merchandise second, either because it is used or because there are some imperfect small factory: 'Carlos will clad the bathroom, but does not reach the money for new ceramics, will buy a segundazo '.
mea culpa: Mea Culpa: Voice over Latin which means 'By my fault '. It is believed that the origin of this expression is a part of the prayer of the Catholic mass, the I SINNER, saying: ' for my fault, my fault, my great fault '. The translation of this term in English is: my fault.
que es un culote: Shorts: m. massif of iron having some projectiles on the site opposite to the mouth of the fuze.
saldos: Balances: Remains of goods which the trader sells low-priced. -2 Type of merchandise to the merchant sold as second to have imperfect factory puequenos.
oh, my gog!: English expression which in Spanish means Oh my God!