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Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez



Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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la palabra condominios
  15

It is a gated comunity, where there are several homes in co-ownership. This property is shared by several people. Closed set of houses. Co-ownership. Domain or several people owned land.

  
perfilarse
  24

It means begin to take shape, getting routed. Head along the right or correct way. Acquire a clear and exact look.

  
albarco
  15

It is the name of a Cadiz shipping company, specializing in cruises.

  
profesiones
  22

It means branches of science or knowledge that allow a defined job. Trades, careers, occupations, activities. Racing professionals studying.

  
estadisticas
  8

The correct term is statistics, with accent and is the plural of statistic. Data that are in tables and allow to make calculations of various types. It is the branch of mathematics that allows you to use or to analyze data from a sample or population. Census counts, computations, calculations, records, lists, comparisons, patterns.

  
fitness
  20

It is a term in English that means fitness, physical fitness or suitability. In Spanish it has become common to refer to a sound State of health or physical fitness. Good state of health and physical fitness.

  
bodegones
  20

Plural of still life. Art is an also known as still life painting. In the usually represent sets of elements similar or related such as flowers, animals, utensils, etc.

  
añagaza
  56

It means trap, timo, deception, Artifice, ruse, ploy. Resource used to trick and take advantage.

  
rebatiña
  17

It means pick up things quickly rather than others to do so. Grab objects with urgency among several. Hurrying, eagerness.

  
piñata
  40

In Colombia, children's Party. Clay pot which is placed sweets and toys so that a subsequent scramble in children attending a party split.

  
apure
  13

It is an inflection of rush or hurry. It means require speed or quickness. Speed, speed, speed. It is also consuming, exhausting, finish. It is the name of a State of Venezuela. The name of a town in Colombia, which belongs to the Department of Magdalena.

  
obeza
  18

It is the name of a genus of wasps in the family Eucharitidae. They are parasitic especially ants, which are used in Biological Control of pests.

  
falar
  15

It is a word of Portuguese language which means talk, talk.

  
dioniso
  41

In Greek mythology, was a son of Zeus. God of harvest and wine, considered pattern of agriculture and the theater. It was equivalent to the God Baco de los Romanos.

  
peleas
  44

It is the plural of fight. You want to tell rina, lio, Brawl, fight, Brawl, disputed, contest, contest, lid, disagreement.

  
zemio
  16

It is the name of a city in the Central African Republic. It belongs to the Prefecture of Haut-Mbomou. It is also the name of a region or division of the same prefecture.

  
cazuro
  23

The correct term, used in Spain, is taciturn. It means clumsy, lerdo, rough, coarse, vulgar, ignorant.

  
wueta
  46

In Chile it means guevetas, bobo, idiot, fool.

  
petero
  42

It is the name of a former player of Australian Rugby, his full name is Petero Civoniceva.

  
getudo
  13

In Colombia Getudo or Jetudo is the name of a river fish. Its scientific name is Ichthyoelephas longirostris and belongs to the family Curimatidae. It is also known as Patalo, Hocicon or big kiss. Mouth or big lips. It is also the name of a tributary River of the rúo Magdalena (Tolima Department) and the name of a geological fault in the same region.

  






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