Spanish Open dictionary by Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz

Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz
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libra esterlina: Pound sterling is the monetary unit of the United Kingdom.
carambolazo: In the game of billiards, a carambolazo is a spectacular play of carambola.
enhuesarse: Bone : ( v . Pron. ) 1- Stay someone with an annoying thing or with a conflicted, misunderstood, incomprehensive person, etc. 2- Stay a trader or seller with some kind of merchandise for lack of customers or there has been a significant slume in sales.
escuelita: School : 1- School diminutive . 2- Small school where mainly young children attend in the pre-garden, garden and transition grades (zero grade).
mauro: Mauro : 1- Affectionate way to call or refer to Mauritius . 2- Male proper name .
mototriciclo: A motor racer is a small three-wheeled motor vehicle.
embolar: Embolism : In Colombia and other countries of America, clean and stuff footwear.
bugueño: Bugueño (and bugueña ). Person born in the municipality of Buga, in the department of Valle del Cauca in Colombia.
topetazo: Topetazo : ( male noun ) Blow that give with the head some animals such as the bull, the ram, the buffalo, etc.
ultracongelador: An ultrafreeze is an appliance used to preserve vaccines and other medicines that require special cooling.
oy, oy, oy: It's the sound that mimics the pig's voice.
claudio fernández: Claudio Fernández , is a fictional name, which is mentioned in the song JUAN GONZELEZ, performed by Rubén Blades.
dominican york: Dominican York is the gentile given to the person born in the Dominican Republic and residing in New York.
maratonear: Marathoning. ( v . ) Participate in a marathon.
idioto: Idioto, is an adjective used mainly by gomelos to refer to an idiot, when he is a male person.
o globo: O Globo ( El Globo ) is a morning newspaper in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It began circulating on July 29, 1925.
yunai: Yunai (and also Yunaites) are the forms used in colloquial language to mention or refer to the United States of America. The origin of these words is in the fact that many people pronounce "yunai" the English word "united", and others pronounce it "yunaites".
cantaautor: Singer-songwriter (and better, singer-author, is a musician who sings and also composes.
vaccine: Vaccine is an English word that translates into Spanish : vaccine .
mulera: A mulera is a woman who drives a carnoid tract.