Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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Inquiries	1107967	1
Queries by meaning	32	3
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arboles: It is an inflection arbolar. It means arm or placing a boat clubs. Fly. Sustain high raise a flag or banner, or threatened with a weapon that is elongated like a spear or cudgel.
acería: Steel. Place where melt iron for steel. Steel factory.
siderúrgica: Steelworks. Place where melt iron for steel and other ferrous alloys. Factory steel and iron alloys.
albores de la vida: It means at the beginning of life. Dawn or dawn to say dawn, when brightens the day. Childhood, youth.
horcon: The correct term is horcon, with tilde. Strong u vertical Madero where tied the cattle in a pen. Large jib. Support or wood in a building column. In Colombia is also a boom or vertical madero large and thick, that sticks in the ground in the middle of the stalls or paddocks. Its purpose is to serve as a mooring or support in the tasks of livestock, Pitchfork, Pitchfork.
furgón: In Colombia are trucks or trucks that have metal and closed bodywork. They are used for the transport of cargo. It has box-shaped body and have only rear door.
fagot: It is the name of a wind instrument that has double tongue. Thick tube-shaped and has an approximate length of meter and a half. It is made of wood and has a serious sound.
amarre: Tie, anchoring, mooring. Ropes or ropes which tie a boat in port. Ligation. So-called concoction or artifice which witches and shamans make to secure the love of the loved one.
evangelístico: It means that it belongs or relates to the Gospel or the process of evangelization. Related to the Gospel, the word of God. Related to the preaching of the Gospel or the content thereof.
aboyaría: It is an inflection of 80ºc. It means point out, locate or mark something in the water using buoys or docked elements that float.
cupular: It means that you shaped Cup that looks half-sphere, hemispherical. That is like a hemisphere. Relative to a dome.
magufo: It is a term used in a pejorative way to refer to people who practice or promote the "pseudoscience in general", especially in those where it is presumed that they have supernatural powers (such as astrology, spiritism, ufology, homeopathy, etc.). It is used by skeptics in the spirit of. Magician in a derogatory way.
ajadas: Plural of garlic sauce. It is inflection of ajar, which means impair, spoil, spoil, mistreat, rub, wither. It also means wilted, damaged, abused, damaged, dull (a way of adjective).
greys: The right thing is Grey's. Lacks it the apostrophe or apostrophe ('). It is an English term meaning "Grey", according to Grey on Grey's. Does Grey's Anatomy reference, i.e. the television series Grey's Anatomy (Merdith gray and his fellow doctors).
acerado: You can have two meanings. It is coated steel or having wax. It is an inflection of steeled. Then cover with steel or cover with wax.
najayote: It is a derogatory way of referring to an Indian. It is a word of Nahuatl origin, which means broth of ash or embers. You can also say nejayote or nijayote. It is the name given to the water of the corn, which is the residual water with embers or lime which is used in the cooking of the corn. Water with lime used in soaking the corn. By extension means residue, scrap, miserable, Indian, indigenous, gross and ignorant.
rescoldo: In Colombia embers is small, tiny embers or ash. It can also be grounds, chip or residue of coffee remaining in the filter. Grounds, delete, sediment and residue.
supia: In Colombia and especially in Boyacá is grounds, residue or sediment of chicha or the guarapo. In other regions of Colombia told supia soapstock, residue or coffee grounds. Sediment. There is also Supia, tilde, which is the name of a town (municipality) in the Department of Caldas.
vahído: In Colombia it means fading, fit, swoon, the drowsiness effect. Fainting, weakness, I discouraged.
patatús: In Colombia it means swoon, fading, fit, the drowsiness effect. Fainting, weakness, faintness, dizziness, discouragement.