Spanish Open dictionary by Lucía Huertas

Lucía Huertas
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Value Position Position 52 52 Accepted meanings 40 52 Obtained votes 0 4910 Votes by meaning 0 5531 Inquiries 1677 59 Queries by meaning 42 5531 Feed + Pdf

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nashbe: nashbe is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Nashville" being its meaning: Perhaps referring to the city of Nashville, in the State of Tennessee in the United States.
prostãbulos: prostabulos is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Brothels" being its meaning: It is no doubt a typo in the term " 34 brothels;
soñar con benteveo: You have to see the context, but I suspect that is a colloquial form of " how well I see you! " as an expression of greeting to someone you know.
extraregional: " Extra-regional " It refers to something that exists or happens outside the region itself. The prefix " extra - " It is of Latin Etymology and means " " outside. Thus, p. ej., " 34 extraordinary; It is said that that is out of the ordinary.
susperstición: suspersticion is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Superstition" being its meaning: " Superstition " means, according to the DRAE, " strange belief contrary to reason " and religious faith, and also " excessive faith or excessive valuation with respect to some "
wo bist du denn: " Wo bist du denn? " It is German. It means " where are you?
gruñidos: The " 34 Growl; It is the sound emitted by animals such as pig and wild boar, and also that of the dog or other animal when threatened. It also expresses the hoarse sound of a person when he is in a bad mood.
hfs: " 34 HFS; they are the initials in English of " Hierarchical File System " ( = hierarchical file system 41. They are acronyms used in computer science.
infundiese: " vouchsafe " or " infundiera are two forms of the preterite subjunctive of the verb 34 imperfect; infuse " that means " the mood cause moral or emotional momentum " or, in God, " communicate the soul a gift or a grace "
te¿iendose: You iendose is incorrectly written and should be written as "tiniendose" being its meaning:? It seems to me that the correct word is " tiniendose; 34, reflective gerund of the verb " dyeing ". Is running the error to keep the " " in verbs like " belting 34, " ask " etc., which require the change of vowel in the root of some times.
plugger: I suspect that is a word based on 34 English; to plug " ( = " " plug, " " clog ). The Oxford Dictionary does not pick it up, but in colloquial English it is very common to create words from others. The suffix " er " is used to indicate the person who performs the action, in which case it could mean " taponador " or something similar.
fardos: The only meaning which has the word in Spanish " bale " It is that Mr Noreña has rightly given.
orare: You would have to know the context of the sentence, thus " orare " It is a Latin word that means " " pray, and in Spanish only uses first person plural imperative ( " 34 oremus; ) inthe expression " lose the oremus " which is equivalent to " lose the PIN " " crazy " " return tarumba " etc. It could also be a typographical error and try Word " orate " that applies to who has lost the trial.
k singnifica un tipo biblico: " A biblical type " He is someone that seems straight out of the Bible. The interpretation of the meaning of the term depends on who says it: ( long white beard, patriarchal appearance, etc 41 could refer to the aspect; a great age ( as Methuselah ) etc.
ver el resultado matematico de la palabra estimar: Calculation usually use the word " estimate " believe in the sense of " " " judge ". Thus, using " 34 estimation; in the sense of " 34 estimate;
victor daniel: Victor daniel is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Victor Daniel" being its meaning: " Victor " It is a Latin name that means " victorious ". " Daniel " It is a Hebrew name which means " God is my judge, " or " 34 God's judgment;
etsa: ETSA is incorrectly written, and should be written as "E.T.S.A." being its meaning: In Spain, " ETSA " they are the initials of " Escuela Técnica Superior de architecture ".
paseantes: People who walk.
epapues: epapues is incorrectly written and should be written as "Epa, maybe!" being its meaning: It is clearly an expression of astonishment or admiration shaped by the interjection " epa! " and the causal conjunction " as ".
chapo: " I chapo " ( no tilde on " or " ) It is the term that occurs in some areas of Spain to a wide hoe of semicircular form, used in construction, especially to remove or move the concrete