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Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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abochornar o abochornarse
  19

It means to cause embarrassment, blushing, shame or grief. You mean blush, grieve is, blushing, embarrassed.

  
cato
  9

It is the name of three towns in the United States. They are located in the States of New York, Wisconsin and Michigan.

  
candalo
  30

It is used s'candalo. It is one of the common names given to the mastranto, applemint, horehound or matapulgas. Its scientific name is Mentha suaveolens and belongs to the family Lamiaceae. It is a very fragrant plant, which can be toxic and abortifacient. It has medicinal uses in menstruation problems.

  
cirujano
  17

Doctor who has been prepared to do surgeries. Doctor making operations. A doctor who treats his patient through invasive methods.

  
macrogotas
  40

Plural of macrogota. It means big drops, drops (plural of drip edge). Plants with large drops irrigation system. Drops applied with a dropper or macroaspersion.

  
reflejarse
  18

It means manifest, reveal, show, evidence. See or displayed on a shiny surface or on a mirror. Reflect, glow, flashing.

  
estrolín
  18

In Colombia is a vulgar way of referring to the virile member. Penis, phallus. They are equally vulgar use chimbo, Dick monda.

  
pateca
  32

In Chile, pateco or pateca means short legs, in Colombia also say paturro or patiano.

  
megadiverso megadiverso
  15

It means much diversity. Owning a huge amount of different species. Usually the term is used in biology and ecology to indicate a wide variety of species as either plants or animals. Great variety of beings or living organisms. Country where a great diversity of species is concentrated.

  
datilero
  20

It means that it produces dates (fruits of a kind of Palm, also known as tamara). A person who sells, trades, or cultivated dates. Tamarero.

  
yaccak
  35

In Ecuador is a Moral authority of indigenous peoples, especially among the Quichwas. It is like a healer, shaman, or spiritual advisor. It is considered wise and is well respected.

  
apalancarse
  23

Look for a lever or something very strong and resistant to lean. It means cling, cling, cling strongly. Leaning. In Colombia in a colloquial way sponsor, seek support from someone very influential (lever).

  
rapaciño
  17

It means youngster, lad, boy, little boy. Young and naughty boy. It is derogatory and diminutive Bird of prey, which means boy, girl, boy.

  
parguelas
  53

Plural of parguela. It means effeminate. A man who looks like a woman and behaves as such. Fag, homosexual. In youth slang not used as the previous definition, because they use it to tell bobo, idiot, asshole. Very goofy Ave.

  
peludo
  31

It means many hairs or very long hairs. Hairy, hairy, downy, downy, hairy, shaggy. In Colombia, a colloquial way it means very difficult, complicated, tricky. Also in Argentina and the Region of the Río de La Plata means gurre, armadillo, Armadillo.

  
alopecico
  18

The correct term is alopecico, with tilde. It means that you have alopecia. Lacking hair, bald, pelon, glabrous.

  
desenfrascar
  40

In Colombia it means unleash, eliminate all obstacles, unravel, unravel, release, release, solve, resolve. Try to get out of a very difficult situation and showing no possible solution.

  
peliagudo
  47

That presents many difficulties to be carried out. In Colombia it means difficult, complicated, hairy, horny, complex, arduous, difficult, hard, impossible.

  
chetado
  37

Mean cheat, crafty, trickster. A person who uses dirty tricks to win.

  
andate
  23

It is an inflection of walking. It is an imperative form of walk. Go, get out. It is the name of an Argentinian folk song in the rhythm of his Creole and romantic and performed among others by the by the Visconti brothers and by the Visconti of Colombia.

  






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