Spanish Open dictionary by Felipe Lorenzo del Río

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tener parienta: In Spain have wife. Colloquially say " the missus " When we refer to the woman herself in his absence.
tximistorratza: Lightning rod in Basque language
se le hace el culo pepsicola: Want something with much longing
ser de la cofradía del puño cerrado: It is an idiom similar to these other expressions: be the Virgin of the fist, agarrao, stingy, splendid, little rácano, who never invited, that is stretched less than the Porter of a football, which is more arrarado than a schottische, which is more rácano than the Duron next Budia ( Guadalajara ) by not giving not giving the time.
cirila: Nickname that we put in Spain in the last third of the 19TH century to the Citroën 2CV, also called two horses, starring in films such as Sor citroen ( 41 1967; Pedro Lazaga and think in Chile that they called rude.
calentar a alguien los cascos: Warm you head, harass him to insist on a matter, overwhelm him with problems that are not themselves
no estar bien del tarro: Colloquial verbal phrase which means not o.k. the Chola, not be well head, be mentally unbalanced, be stunned momentary or definitively, act in an inappropriate way in any situation.
praxis social: Is all action individual or collective that has impact in the other citizens of a community. Greek praksis realization prakseos, action, activity, business, advocacy, behavior. The expression is typical of reivindicadoras and transformative ideologies of society in search of more fair and equal, situations arising from the 19TH century, which has traditionally peaked the political left, because conscious right and the unconscious and deluded or is well positioned or unknown that isn't it and therefore wants to maintain the existing social order.
ve: Third-person singular present indicative form and second-person singular imperative of the verb see; also second-person singular imperative of the verb be, often followed by the pronoun I in enclitic form. " Go to the store and I bring a kilo of oranges, anda, majete "
race: Royal Automobile Club of Spain, Association of Spanish drivers that help in the solution of all kinds of problems en route.
burgas: Plural of burga, spring water warm. " Three things there in Orense, which does not exist in Spain: El Santo Cristo, the bridge and the burga boiling water ".
no me rayes: A little complementing what very well defined Pedro Crespo ( I loved the beautiful metaphor of sweeten the moment 41, I interpret this imperative verbal expression as " don't bother me repeating me the same thing again and again ". Perhaps the scratch alludes to this repetition.
larra: José Mariano de Larra, writer and journalist from Madrid's 19TH century ( " you come back tomorrow " ) that committed suicide very young for love.
mil esker: Also milesker, mila esker, eskerrik, eskerrik asko, mila esker esker, aunitz, eskerrik anitz, Basque expressions that mean thank you.
intergerrimo: intergerrimo is incorrectly written and should write it as "integerrimo" being its meaning: Superlative cult of integro, derived from the latin integerrimus, superlative of integer which means whole, complete, full, in Spanish also full, straight, probo, unblemished, honest, honest, incorruptible, irreproachable, just, virtuous.
pagar a pachas: Also go to pachas is to go halfway, equally, cleavage, beard, who each pay or make theirs that will be the same as the others.
estar al loro: It is a widely used expression by youngsters in the movida Madrileña and beyond, which means be aware, be aware of what is happening. This expression has its origin in the Spanish of 36 civil war when the Italians, who served on the Francoist side, said: " sono loro " they are, when they saw the Republican aircraft, with what they wanted to say: attentive, that the enemy round. The Spaniards the same situation said of messing: the Parrot. Was very commented, in this sense, and criticized by the right the expression of tender Galvan, the best Mayor of Madrid in them new times, when in the presentation of a concert of the moved ended his speech: which not is has colocao that is place and to the Parrot!
boe: Bulletin State official in Spain where all the legislative changes, all government regulations, appointments of official positions and all official Affairs of State are published.
calzadilla: Calzadilla de Tera is a municipality in the community of Castilla y León, next to the Tera River, a tributary of the river Esla, in the cuenca hidrográfica del Duero Zamora. Has some 350 inhabitants.
martiniega: Tax oldest in the Crown of Castile, paid for the day of San Martín by the peasants of the King or a noble, as they were Royal or Manor lands. In the 17TH century, it was equivalent to twelve maravedis. It was abolished in the Cortes of Cadiz at the beginning of the 19TH century.