Spanish Open dictionary by Santiago Miguel Carnago López

Santiago Miguel Carnago López
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mayúsculos: Capital (a): Referring to an enlarged, larger, large-scale action, which has more knowledge or power. It refers to words written in capital letters of the alphabet and used to start sentences in a paragraph, or in proper nouns
al vuelo: On the fly: A phrase that means agility in understanding, intelligence stands out, ability to discover or understand things more quickly than others
fúñete: Fúñete, a popular expression in eastern Cuba that means someone's desire for things to go wrong, especially when violating some advice or opinion contrary to the opinion of the person who uses the word
guantadas: How many: words that are associated with slapping, hitting another person's face with a glove. Boxing Match
zapote de cerro: Zapote de cerro : attached to the semantics of both words. Zapote is a fruit recognized in tropical countries and it has several recognized names among them mamey and the hill is identified as mountain. So the phrase could be identified as fruit of the mountain.
sonajeras: Rattles : an instrument or apparatus that produces sounds, especially by percussion or the striking of metal or wooden elements. Some baby toys, church instruments for rhythmic accompaniment are considered rattles
no dar la ida por la venida: Not giving the go-ahead is a colloquial way of warning those who return too soon. It is as an expression of precipitation in human actions
acceso libre: Free access. Alert or signage indicating that you can travel. Have no impediment to continue on your way. Leave a space or entrance free
mudante: Molting: It is said of an action sometimes naturally produced by some animals to change their habitat and change another element of their body. Changing housing, movement of human beings when changing locations
olvidable: Forgettable: refers to those moments, objects or actions that are not engraved in our memory, lacking depth and that do not contribute anything to the feelings that prevail in us
paquetón: Packet : Said to be a very large package, a huge package, a stash of large volume moorings
superviolencia: Superviolence: A word that can be written together or separately, indicates that more violence is exercised than necessary, the action of terrifying others with the force of extreme violence, a natural or premeditated phenomenon that invades us with unaccustomed force
caguamota: Caguamota: In some countries such as Mexico, the word loggerhead refers to a bottle of beer that contains 1. 2 liters of content, in the expression Caguamota refers to some container containing the liquid but expressing greater volume
orquetar: Orqueta : A wooden instrument extracted from the branches of trees in the shape of a Y, whose functions are to hold an elastic band by both upper ends to shoot solid elements such as stones and thus facilitate the hunting of small animals Orquetar (Verb) is the action that means to use an orchestra, which is the same as preparing it for the action of hunting
desaprovacion: Disapproval is a word that in its linguistic use is badly written, because it should be written: disapproval which is the art of disapproving, that is, not agreeing with something, which does not have the necessary quality or approach to reality
baró: Baró : Noun . Used in Cuba as an apocope of the word Baron, in a situation of masculine gender, accentuates masculinity
efimera oracion: Ephemeral : Adjective that is accentuated orthographically because it corresponds to the group of the words esdrújulas that are all accentuated, refers to the characteristics of being short or fleeting, of very short duration in the text. Just as the word "sentence", which has a substantive function and is also accentuated by being a sharp word ending in consonant "n", Sentence is the most complete structure within the sentence because it has the verb in its content. Prayer is the shortest unit that is written with its own meaning and that is expressed with total coherence. Ephemeral sentence: refers to a literary construction within the paragraph of very short presence.
plañidos: Plañidos: Refers to crying or tearing. Action of crying especially before death, Since ancient times the high bourgeoisies hired women Plañideras who were in charge of crying at funerals, even without knowing the deceased.
empanadillas: Empanadilla or Empanada: Say in the first order of a dish made with flour dough and stuffed with meats or vegetables as a half moon fried in fat or baked, very popular in Argentina, It also refers to things caught between two walls or tapas.
mejurge: Menjurje: It is said in Mexico to the syrup made with different herbs in a liquid way and that is prepared without a premeditated order. In other regions of the Americas and the Caribbean this same preparation is called mejunje, It refers to elements of a preparation, linked or mixed.