Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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ta´bano: The correct term is horsefly. It is the name of a Spanish independent theatre group. It is also an insect similar to fly, but larger that bites hard. It belongs to the family Tabanidae and the order Diptera. You have mouth picador-cortador and blood-sucking habits.
tábano: It is the name of a Spanish independent theatre group. It is also an insect similar to fly, but larger that bites hard. It belongs to the family Tabanidae and the order Diptera. You have mouth picador-cortador and blood-sucking habits.
prosperidades: It means booms, booms, progress, developments and fortunes. It is the plural of prosperity.
poner un techo: Set the highest top. limit from above. Setting a limit so that it does not raise or grow more.
abismabas: It is an inflection of losing. To say panic, surprise, reinstating leave, shock, scare, impact.
pesos: In colloquial way money, coin, coins, silver, resources. Plural of weight (currency of several countries, including Colombia and Mexico). It can mean influence, representativity and importance, strength, energy, heaviness, load, scale and balance.
guaranda: It is the name of a Colombian municipality in the Department of Sucre. It is also the name of a Canton and a city in Ecuador. It is the Capital of the province of Bolívar. He is also called "City of the Eternals Carnival" and "City of the seven hills". Guarango, gauranga or guaranda, are common names for a large, spiny, leafy tree. Its scientific name is Prosopis pallida. It is of the family Fabaceae. It also receives the names of carob, carob, kiawe, huarango, bayahonda, mesquite (one of the many varieties there).
emisarios: Plural of emissary. A person who is in charge of transmitting or carry a message. Sent, Messenger, Ambassador, delegate and representative.
maniancho: It is another way of saying wasteful, wasteful, botarate, botaratas. They also say manguiancho. Wide, giving and generous.
gastón gastador: A person who spends their money without control or repairs. Wide, giving, generous, wasteful, wasteful person.
avergüenza: It is an inflection of be ashamed or embarrassed. It means grieve is disturb is, confused, embarrass or embarrass you, blush, blushing, humiliate, vejar, snubbing.
malhumoradas: Plural of Moody. Women or people of bad mood or bad character. It means rabid, malgeniadas, enfadadas, dismayed, irritated, troublesome, wild, you discontented, slip, huranas, frowning, insociables.
mantenerse en la tradición: It means preserving the customs or raigambres. Do what has always been done or preserve the culture. Conserve, preserve.
de buen humor: It means happy, smiling. Nice, pleasant.
taparte: It is an inflection of cover. It means cover or hide also.
oriente, punto cardinal, sinonimos: They are synonymous with East, cardinal point: lift, rising, East, outgoing.
zarapico: It is one of the common names of a medium-sized wader, long, curved beak. Belongs to the Family Scolopacidae and its scientific name is Numenius phaeopus. It also receives other names such as needles, shoelaces, cachimbero. In Colombia we say Turnstone, Common Sandpiper or Dunlin. It also means loquacious, talkative person. It can also be synonymous with barge (small flat-bottomed vessel). In the plural, Zarapicos, is the name of a Spanish village, in the province of Salamanca.
russia: It is Russia in English. The name is officially Russian Federation or Federation of Russia. Its capital is Moscow and is the largest country in the world. .
vesga: In Colombia is a surname of Spanish origin. Surname of Spanish footballer, called Mikel Vesga, who currently plays at Leganes.
miserere: It is the name of the Psalm 51, in latin means Ten mercy or pity. It is the name of a square and a station in Buenos Aires (is also called square eleven). It is the name of a musical composition by Gregorio Allegri. Name of a tale of Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer. It is also called in colic Colombia miserere or miserere peritonitis or bowel obstruction.