Spanish Open dictionary by Germán

Germán
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	Value	Position
Position	51	51
Accepted meanings	41	51
Obtained votes	1	101
Votes by meaning	0.02	5343
Inquiries	1854	50
Queries by meaning	45	5343
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car wash: Car wash; English words for "car wash".
vervos: The word "vervos" does not exist in Spanish. The nearest thing is verbs.
sustantivos comunes y propios: Common nouns refer to objects and always has an article : book, house, trees, stones. Own nouns refer to proper names of cities, countries, rivers, institutions, etc. They are almost always written without an article and always in capital letters to differentiate them from the common ones.
sexomania: Sexomania is madness, an unbridled passion or attraction to sex.
macho ibérico: Male, in the animal kingdom, is the male individual. Iberian refers to Spanish generally . The Iberian peninsula (named after the Iber River, present-day Ebron) is the territory comprising mostly Spain and Portugal. Male, among male humans, indicates a male who excels for his manly qualities.
negro algodonero: Black, African race whose skin color is dark. Cotton, who works collecting cotton. I can imagine that it is an offensive and racist expression.
papiche: Person, whose jaw is more prominent than normal.
me gustas: I like you; I am attracted by you, I attract.
enfadarse: Angry, upset, be some opprobrium for one.
ingl: It could be an abbreviation of the English word.
ni pelota: In Chile, it means "no response". It comes from street football games. Someone wanted to play but in the game the ball (the ball) were you never. "They did not you nor ball". Someone made a reference to a group, and no one answered. We say: no they gave me/or ball.
cjn: It is the abbreviation of the word " 34 conjunction;
raices: roots (? ) plural of the word root. ( Every word completed in " z " form their plural by changing the " z " the " (c) " : pez-peces; Maiz-maices; capataz-capataces; capaz-capaces; a vez-dos times;. . . . )
pie izquierdo: " Rose with the left foot, " Usually, first to get up from the bed, posing the right foot on the floor. It is said of one who had bad luck during the day, something bad happened to you, that " rose with the left foot, "
asen: Turning ( 41 conjugation; verb roasting, place meat on a grill or oven. Subjunctive voice: they grab the meat with more or less salt is not my problem.
pasosa: It is used rather pejorative, not to say directly that something is smelly or smells bad.
fuerte lo tuyo: In Chile, means that the situation is serious, painful, sad, painful.
pichintun: Word of the Mapudungun ( ) language of the Mapuche, aborigines of South central Chile, means little, little.
pasosa: strong and penetrating odour
ir al sobre: go to sleep ( the bed is the envelope ).