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Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez



Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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Accepted meanings350431
Obtained votes2281
Votes by meaning0.013
Inquiries11080011
Queries by meaning323
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ejemplificador
  33

It means serving as example, which is something worthy of display (used to learn or to emulate). Is the same as given as examples, illustrative, demonstrative.

  
boludez
  41

What says or makes an idiot. It means stupidity, stupidity, pendejada, idiocy, foolishness, sandez, nonsense, lovey-dovey, rubbish, donkey, stupidity. estolidez.

  
estolidez
  36

It means stupidity, clumsiness, pendejada, idiocy, foolishness, sandez, nonsense, lovey-dovey, rubbish, donkey, stupidity, ball around.

  
oracion con estulticia
  23

It is a sentence that contains a stupidity, clumsiness, pendejada, idiocy, foolishness, sandez, nonsense, lovey-dovey, rubbish, donkey, stupidity, ball around.

  
estipendio
  16

It is what is paid for a job. It means fees, pay, remuneration, salary, wage, salary, Commission, allocation.

  
jaraíz
  14

It is a macerating system. It is a container where crushed olives, where the grape is pressed. Also where crushed or crushed apples (or other fruit) to make cider. It is synonymous with wine press. In Spain there is a village called thus or Jaraiz de la Vera, in the province of Cáceres (Extremadura).

  
morterear
  14

It means use the mortar to crush or pulverize. Crush, marinate, spray. It can also attack the enemy with loads of mortar.

  
avora
  30

In Colombia is a business group engaged in construction and architecture. It is headquartered in Barranquilla. It is the fusion of two groups builders is: Avintia of Spain and Colombia O.f.s.. I could also be a common name for a Palm for ornamental use.

  
brabán
  11

In agriculture is a way to call modern or plough-wheel plough. Plow that can be dragged to have wheels.

  
abemolas
  13

It is an inflection of abemolar. It means climbing or slimming voice. Upload a ringtone or a note in music.

  
desbande
  17

Action or effect of disbanding. It means causing a stampede, disperse, escape, escape, scare, scare. Do flee or put to flight.

  
me puse las botas
  39

In Colombia it means to dedicate himself to work. It is a colloquial expression to indicate that someone accustomed only to give orders (or only to send), he had also put hands to work or collaborate to complete a work. Play you to help make worker.

  
yogurin
  37

The term used is yogurin, with tilde. In Spain this means attractive and young person.

  
parquizano
  14

Soldier belonging to the Italian resistance in World War II. They were those who captured Benito Mussolini in Milan and was executed.

  
lexicoon
  16

It is the name of a dictionary of Spanish Online, which currently has more than 200, 000 words.

  
magnitudes
  10

It is the plural of magnitude. It means dimension, measure, size, extension, capacity, volume. I could also mean greatness, importance, influence and reach.

  
agonías
  22

It is the plural of agony. It means trances, end, slow death rattle. It can also mean distress, tribulation and anguish.

  
recebia
  26

It is not a word of Spanish, but Portuguese. It is inflection of recever, which means receive.

  
baquini
  16

It is the same as baquine, quiniban or Finial. It is a funeral ceremony for infants under 7 years performed in several Caribbean countries (Puerto Rico, Haiti, Dominican Republic).

  
sonroja
  19

It is to become red or colorado. That it puts the red face of shame or punishment. It is an inflection of blushing or blushing. Redden is.

  






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