Spanish Open dictionary by Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz

Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz
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patrulla fronteriza: The U.S. Border Patrol S. Border Patrol) is a police patrol in charge of surveillance in the border area, especially on the border between the United States and Mexico.
escuela primaria: The primary school is that educational campus in which primary basic education is provided. In the United States of America, the word school is used to refer to both elementary and secondary school. In Colombia and other countries the synonym is used more : school .
somalia: The Federal Republic of Somalia, is a country in Africa, bordered to the west and northeast by Ethiopia and Djibouti and to the south by Kenya. It has an approximate population of 16 million inhabitants.
siameses: Siamese are those twins whose bodies form, develop and remain united after birth.
carvajalino: Carvajalino is a surname of Spanish origin. It is believed to have originated from another surname of Spanish origin: Carvajal.
fuerza disponible: In Colombia, the Available Force was a police unit tasked with controlling demonstrations, marches, public spectacles, and other mass-attended events. This unit was replaced by the public order group and by the Mobile Anti-Riot Squad (ESMAD), formerly called the Anti-Riot Group.
pelá: Pelá : ( plural pelás ) Apocope of pelada . In colloquial language, she is a girl, a teenager.
de donde probiene el nombre yosuani: Yosuani is a feminine given name; its origin may be in China or Japan.
luv: The Chevrolet LUV is a pickup truck designed and manufactured by the automotive company ISUZU and . distributed in Colombia and other countries by the Chevrolet company.
enfrentarse: Confront (v. Pron. ) Putting a person in front of something or someone.
george: George (pronounced Yorch), is a masculine given name of English origin. In Spanish it is equivalent to Jorge.
deportista: Person who practices a sport.
michel: Michel is a masculine given name of French origin. In English it is equivalent to Michael and in Spanish it is equivalent to Miguel.
impío, inconverso, mundano: Ungodly, unsaved and worldly are three adjectives that appear embodied in some biblical passages and that are widely used by evangelical Christians in a somewhat derogatory way to refer to those people who have not "converted to the Lord", according to them, and who therefore, "walk in the world", enjoying pleasures and frivolities of social life.
desenfriolito: Desenfriolito was a medicine that was used to fight the flu and cold, especially in children, as the name implies. To combat these same conditions in adults, Desenfriol was used.
policía naval militar: In Colombia, the Naval Military Police (PNM) is the unit of the Armed Forces in charge of naval military operations.
telefuturo: Telefuturo is a television channel operating in the Republic of Paraguay.
fátima: Fátima is a feminine given name of Spanish origin.
purina: Purine : ( feminine noun ) 1- In biochemistry, nitrogenous base formed by two heterocyclic rings . 2- Purina is the brand of an animal feed, especially to be supplied to so-called chickens and broilers. 3- In popular jargon they say "purine" to that person who suffers from infertility.
bromear: Joke: ( v . Intr. ) Make jokes, chance.