Spanish Open dictionary by Inés Merino García

Inés Merino García
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juridico: It is not correctly written since it carries tittle in the first i, being the right word, legal. It is a word that comes from the latin iuris, which means right. The law is the Bachelor's degree or college career studying to be a professional in the legal world, as a lawyer, judge, fiscal. It is that referred to laws and other regulations that conforms the legal scope.
bronco: It is the adjective used to define something or someone as rude or crude. Thus, can be used to refer to who has a serious, strong voice or have bad temper.
yendo: Indeed, as says Felipe Lorenzo, is is of the gerund of the verb go, that is it same that split, go or go. Often written incorrectly, using ll and i instead of the and, giving rise to going or going, words that are not correct.
vitanco: Seems to be a product drug that is based in the plant medicinal Rhodiola rosea, as indicates Ricardo Forno. Certainly, this plant have many benefits for the health, among which should highlight is the quality of strengthening of the system nervous. It also serves to combat depression, improves immunity, even in sexual function and energy levels.
distermia: Is the alteration of the temperature body concerning the values normal, well by over or by below. It can lead to a high temperature that does not involve fever, nor be of infectious origin. It is usually to demonstrate with signs such as chills and feeling of having fever but without having it.
chispeza: Apparently in Chile is usually used to speak of vividness or have grace, be alive or Hustler. In Spain it is equated to the quality of who has a spark in reference who has charm, charme or grace in something, telling a joke or dressing with style.
manija: It is a knob, handle, handle or latch that exist in doors, windows, drawers. They tend to be of different materials such as aluminum, brass, aluminum or iron. You can buy or replace at hardware stores, shops specializing in this type of product.
payula: Is a qualifying that is used in them countries as El Salvador and Honduras to refer is to the girl that has the complexion more whitish of it regular or what commonly is known as pale. In men, it is payulo. It is usually under these conditions of pale when you get sick.
esnobismo: It is the behaviour of who is considered snobbish or wants to be. Snob comes of the anglicism snob and makes reference to who belongs to the elite or wants to belong and imitates them attitudes of who it are. It is identified with who is elegant, has class and has money. Who has that attitude is often classist, arrogant and is considered superior.
lenocidio: It is when is exploited sexually, usually women in a vulnerable situation. What has been doing a pimp or also called pimp's prostitutes, who is the person who sees profits at the expense of the exercise of prostitution of women who do it under threat and coercion constant, taking a high percentage of the price that they charge.
cojemos: cojemos is incorrectly written, and should be written as "take" being its meaning: Incorrectly written since the word is g, and therefore we take. It is the first person plural of the verb, verb whose conjugations go with j or g, therefore is very common spelling mistakes.
funio: This word is not recognised or has a particular meaning. Apparently stands for a company located in Montreal, Canada, which provides web hosting or what is colloquially known as the Anglo-Saxon word, hosting.
funio: This word is not recognised or has a particular meaning. Apparently they are the initials of a company located in Montreal, Canada, which provides web hosting or hosting.
orto: Effectively as says Fede is the output of the Sun by horizon, being its opposite the sunset. It is a component in many words of Greek origin, which means right or correct, as for example, orthodontics, orthopedics, spelling. Commonly, used to refer to the ass or back human.
argentina: It is a proper name, and so it goes with the letter in capital letter. It is a woman's name, but mainly, it is one of the most important countries of South America. It is a Republic and the language is Spanish, with its particular accent that is very pleasant to the ear. Among the best-known Argentine characters we found Messi, Maradona, Eva Perón, among others.
diversidad: It is the term used to indicate abundant amount of products, materials, or people who are different. It also means variety. Is used in all areas as the political, cultural, sexual, business, etc.
naborio: In the new Spain of the sixteenth century, established mostly in North America, the naborio or naboria came to be an institution that Indians was distributed to the Spaniards, with the original purpose of educating them, which finally led to exploit them.
marquinha: Is known with that term to the fashion born in Brazil, consistent in take some 3 hours the Sun without nothing or just protection, giving as result a Tan that marks the difference between the rest of the body and the area that covers the bikini. Is is of a fashion nothing advisable for reasons obvious of health, to the power cause easily a cancer in the skin.
no es verdad angel de amor: In fact, is the well-known phrase Don Juan Tenorio says to his beloved, Doña Inés, as well clarifies Ricardo Forno, it would be - is not true, angel of love. Legendary work in which the conquistador is conquered by a novice.
epistemico: Incorrectly written to carry the accent on the e, by an esdrujula Word. It is with regard to episteme, Word of Greek origin. The great Greek thinkers, would that knowledge that is true by necessity. The epistomologia is the theory of the knowledge.