Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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Obtained votes	228	1
Votes by meaning	0.01	3
Inquiries	1091594	1
Queries by meaning	31	3
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leseferista: Person who practiced the leseferismo (practice let do and let pass. It comes from the French words "laissez faire", laissez passer. Not to interfere, not to intervene, allowing the freedom of the individual.
tzintzuni: A Word is Purépecha which means chupaflor, tominejo, Hummingbird. In Mexico is used as a person's name.
gurí: In Paraguay, Uruguay and Argentina, meaning kids, kids, kids, kids, small Chinese, pelaos, get. It is a term of Guaraní origin. In Colombia is apocopada and colloquial way of referring to the journalist Claudia Gurisatti.
acallaban: It is an inflection of silence. It means do silence, silence, not to allow someone to talk or to speak.
carpacho: The word carpaccio muteness. It is a way of preparing or presenting a raw meat sliced very finely cut. The dish can be accompanied with cheese, truffles, lemon and olive oil. It can be used as an appetizer. It comes from the Italian word Carpaccio.
costas: These are the fees that are paid to lawyers in legal proceedings. It is also a surname. Surname of former player and currently called Gustavo Adolfo Costas Makeira, Argentine-born football technician.
alondras: It is the plural of Lark. It is one of the common names of a very distributed Songbird. Its scientific name is Alauda arvensis. It belongs to the family Alaudidae. It is the Mockingbird family. Women singing in a melodious way. In Colombia is the name of a female Duet that plays popular music. It is also used as a woman's name, of Spanish origin and means melodious like a bird.
yeison: It is a male name and the castilianization of the name Jason. This name has Greek origins and means healer, that knows or can cure ills.
unidos: Plural of United. You want to say together, inseparable, clustered, gathered, allies, linked, merged. It is turning together. It means join, group, ally, flirt, gather, merge.
acervo: It is the set of goods or of a group of people have. Law is the set of practices, criteria and decisions that are part of a case. Acerbo, with b, it means that it is very harsh in color or flavor. That is also very hard or cruel.
antonimo de reparo: Repair is turning repair which means, therefore, arrange antonyms of repair would be: damage, deterioration, I break.
que es tipluda: In Colombia you can have two meanings. One is that it has the thin, soft or delicate voice. It can also mean body molding and with good curves, aguitarrado. Curvy body, such as a treble. It seems a tiple or sounding like a tiple.
emprestar: It is the action or effect of making loans. Get loans. It is to facilitate economic resources in advance. Means providing, anticipate, anticipate, help, mortgage.
clepsidra de ctesibius: It is a very ancient water clock. Time is average according to the period that in transfer water from a vessel, container or pipe into another system of siphons.
globulos rojos: The word blood cells, lacks the tilde. They are also called erythrocytes or red blood cells. Type of blood cell, blood component which transport oxygen.
amachada: It has male appearance, referring to a woman who presented traits or male appearance. Tomboy.
ordago: The correct term is órdago, with tilde. It means very good, excellent, great, big, intense. Gambling is betting all that's left to a single tab or move. In Colombia we say "go the remains". Risk everything on.
espetar: Mean get hard, firm or stiff. Talk about hard, with strength or stiffness. How to pronounce things that other can disturb or annoy. It is also a thread, click or put a piece of meat on the grill. Speak with toughness and conviction. Shout.
subito: The correct term is sudden, with tilde. It means that it occurs in sudden, unexpected way. Surprise, untimely, unexpected, sudden. It can also mean violent, impulsive, impetuous.
tupidas: Plural of stuffy. It is inflection of clog. It means that they are very together or tight. No gaps or holes. United.