Spanish Open dictionary by Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz

Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz
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sala de ventos: Evidently this expression is misspelled. See Room or Event Room or Sales Room.
nojoñas: It may be a synonym for "nojoñe".
patrol: Patrol: 1- It is an English word that in Spanish translates: patrol. 2- The Nissan Patrol was an off-road car equipped with four-wheel drive, manufactured by the Japanese automotive company Nissan.
arenas: Arenas, is a surname of Spanish origin.
descompletar: Leave incomplete what was complete.
descompletar: Leave incomplete what was complete.
azul en italiano: Azul, is a word of Spanish origin that in Italian is translated: blu, and that in English is translated: blue.
exterminador: That exterminates, that annihilates.
polo a tierra: The ground pole, also called grounding is a protection system for all appliances, devices or appliances connected to the electrical network. This protection mechanism consists of several metal parts that are installed underground, mainly at the entrance of the houses.
caballo bomba: It was a horse loaded with several kilos of explosives, which arrived in the center of the town of Chita, in the Boyacá department in Colombia. This explosive charge detonated at that point in the town, leaving several injured and some fatalities, including the horse.
manimal: Manimal, was the name of an American television series. Dr . Jonathan Chase, played by Simon MacCorkindale, was Manimal, a human who had the ability to transform into any animal, hence the name "Manimal" originated.
pedracero: 1- Pedracero (and pedracera). Person born in the municipality of Pedraza, in the department of Magdalena in Colombia. 2- Belonging or relating to this municipality.
pol qué: It is the way of pronouncing the expression "why?" , typical of the inhabitants of Puerto Rico and some regions of Venezuela.
caballo blanco: The white horse is the horse mentioned in the popular song TE SOLTÉ LA RIENDA of Mexican folklore.
sismógrafo: It is an instrument that records the intensity, duration, and other characteristics of earth movements during an earthquake.
sexofobia: Fear of sexuality or sexual activities.
lavoe: Héctor Lavoe, is the pseudonym with which was known the popular singer of "salsa" Héctor Juan Pérez Martínez, who was part of the Willie Colón orchestra back in the decade of the 70s.
estar ojón: It is to be with your eyes wide open, to be attentive, to "be batteries".
pivijayero: Pivijayero (and pivijayera) Person born in the municipality of Pivijay, in the department of Magdalena in Colombia.
rubiales: 1- Rubiales, is a surname of Spanish origin. 2- Luis Manuel Rubiales is the name of the president of the Royal Spanish Football Federation, who these days is at the center of a strong controversy after having given a kiss on the mouth to the player Jenni Hermoso, during the award to the Spanish football team, for having been crowned world champion in the championship of Australia and New Zealand. Many have criticized Mr. Rubiales' update, however some ask the following question: "Why didn't the player Jenni Hermoso "do the cobra" to Rubiales, that is, why didn't she avoid the kiss?" The answer is simple: apparently the player Jenni Hermoso did not have time to "make the cobra".