Meaning of brete

John Rene Plaut

brete

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BRETE in Argentina and Chile : mess, difficulty, rush : putting someone in a heat is putting them in trouble. In Cuba : gossip . Those old heathers have a great time gossiping. In the field: separation between two stakes through which cattle are passed.

  

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

In the Eastern Plains of Colombia is a long and narrow path lined with fences. Narrow corral where the cattle are driven. Trap species in which they are immobilized moving to flip them and be able to mark or vaccinate them. On the Atlantic Coast of Colombia means party, parranda, jolgorio.

  

FERNAN

BRETE: Delicacy prepared in American Indians with some chopped leaves.

  

furoya

In Spanish, is the name of a trap; figuratively is a drawback or problem.

  

Alfredo Edgardo Alvarez Ahumada

brete: Jesus said be to someone in distress, or of being someone in difficulty, problems.

  

Alfredo Edgardo Alvarez Ahumada

brete: Jesus said be to someone in distress, or of being someone in difficulty, problems.

  

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