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Spanish Open dictionary by Manuel Penichet P



Manuel Penichet P
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  Value Position Position 11 11 Accepted meanings 1682 11 Obtained votes 95 11 Votes by meaning 0.06 16 Inquiries 42980 11 Queries by meaning 26 16 Feed + Pdf

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echar la raba
  30

It is the same as take pota, take the pears or throw the potatoes. It means vomiting. in Spain.

  
estar ciclao
  19

According to the jargon youth Spanish, means being full, strong or be tired.

  
poner los tochos
  28

Put the logs means according to youth jargon in Spain, deceiving your partner being unfaithful.In Mexico will use the term put them horns, that means it same.

  
me la trae fresca
  19

In accordance with the jargon youth Spanish, means that something don't you matter, feel indiferencia.o lack of interest.

  
darse un voltio
  14

According to youth jargon in Spain, means a turn, exit paseo to distract themselves.

  
quedarse con alguien
  18

Is synonym of hesitation, deceive or circumvent is of someone, according to the jargon youth Spanish.

  
no pillar
  19

The jargon youth in Spain used this expression that means not linking, not having success with the girls.

  
un dab
  15

The dab is a step away from urban dance emerged in the United States in which the dancer dropped head while it extends an arm and lifts the other elbow in a move that resembles of a sneeze. It has its origin in the scene hip hop Atlanta.

  
umami
  14

Is a word of origin Japanese associated with those flavors and means delicious, tasty. It is called the fifth taste, since it complements the four flavors that we can perceive: acid or sour, salty, sweet and bitter.

  
gentrificados
  15

It is a term used in urban planning to nominate individuals or areas of a city where gentrification is carried out. The gentrification is a rethinking and change of the people, customs and services of a sector of the population by another with greater power purchasing. It involves a comprehensive urban change of facilities, services, shops and lifestyle of its inhabitants by other senior.

  
la burundanga
  28

It is the popular name of a concoction of Afro-Cuban origin whose meaning is confusion or useless thing. Also are you called burundanga or scopolamine to a drug highly toxic that causes amnesia partial, vision blurred and dryness in the mouth. You say the drug of them violations because overrides the will of the people that it ingest, taking advantage of is of them victims.

  
hackeos
  14

A hack or hack is a way of making piracy computer. The hacker or hacker is a person who is introduced by unlawful means within a web account to introduce a virus or take advantage of the information it collects. Can change codes of access, redirect to the user to another web site, damage the files existing and other things more. In some countries, this activity is punishable by law.

  
niqab
  20

The niqab is a veil Muslim women use to cover the head and face, leaving only a slit or hole in the eyes to see.Its name comes from the word Arabic naqaba that wants to tell hole or boring.

  
no coscarse
  15

It is a Spanish expression which means not understand, not to realize, not to find out.

  
está chungo
  21

Another expression of youth slang in Spain which means that it is bad, difficult or that is of poor quality.

  
pagar a pachas
  31

In Spain, paid to pachas means pay half, each who your part or divide the expenditure in parts equal.

  
estar al loro
  23

This expression used in Spain means having care or caution, be attentive, alert or well-informed.

  
glamping
  27

It's a new term that comes from the English glamour camping words and its meaning is Camping with glamour or luxury. Is a new trend of make plans for camping in the beach, the field or the mountain but with the amenities and them services of a hotel, within a shop or cabin conditioned.

  
dingui
  26

Apparently is as it writes in Spanish the word English dinghy that means boat or raft inflatable.

  
va a ser que si
  14

It is an expression used in Spain to imply that there is certainty, is clear or it is concluded that something is true or definitive.

  




       


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