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Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez



Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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Obtained votes2281
Votes by meaning0.013
Inquiries11108921
Queries by meaning323
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lustre
  40

Means notoriety, bright, glory, splendor, recognition. It is an inflection of Polish. It means glow, polichar, give splendor.

  
libra
  27

It is an inflection of RID. Means free, let go, is also fighting, struggling, face. It is a sign of the Zodiac and a constellation, its symbol a balance. It is also a currency in several countries (England, among others). Measure of weight equal to 16 ounces.

  
petro-
  11

It is a Greek prefix meaning stone (also exists in latin, derived from the Greek). Also to designate derivatives of petroleum (which, in turn, also comes from stone, as oil means oil stone).

  
olabarria
  15

It is the name of a city in argentina. The word is of Basque origin and means new blacksmithing, Foundry before, it was a weapons factory. It is also a Basque surname.

  
que significa liminarmente?
  38

Formal to say by way of introduction or input. As home or initially. The word is derived from lete which means entry, home, door or threshold.

  
acantia
  12

It is the ancient name of the taxonomic genus of the bug. Cimex is currently called, they belong to the family Cimicidae and they are blood-sucking insects.

  
petete
  15

Children encyclopedia, "Book Gordo de Petete" name. It is the name of a cartoon character, represented by a very intelligent little Penguin. Was created by Manuel García Ferré. It is a Penguin of colors red and yellow.

  
abrazaré
  15

It is an inflection of embrace. It means surround with arms. Bind, shake. It is also welcome, take, purchase, accept.

  
abrigaste
  20

It is a turning point of shelter. It means clothing, shelter, protect, wrap, arrebozar, protect.

  
coño
  94

Very faraway place (go to the cone). Away. The word is used to denote surprise. Also means unbearable, tiring, Crown, Crown, head (I'm up to mature cone). In Chile, is a call to the Spanish offensive way. In Spain it is vulva, vagina, female sexual organ.

  
marle
  13

The name of a character is anime Chrono Trigger (a video game), represented by a young, determined, lively and optimistic. Use of weapon a crossbow.

  
pase-gol
  34

It is an effective assistance in football. ending in goal. Characteristic of a good pin in football.

  
que es guineo
  35

In some parts they call banana to banana (Dominican, Honduras, Puerto Rico and Colombian Atlantic coast), in others banana is a class or shorter and stockier than the common banana variety, which also say popocho or COP (Colombia Centre).

  
marroso
  21

In Central America, and especially in Costarrica it means acrid, taste or smell. Rancid, rust, rust. In Brazil is a surname.

  
pálida
  52

Colorless, beige, pale, that it has lost colors, the Colombia also means fainting. It is a slang way of saying that he fainted or that he lost consciousness. also colloquially yellow card, admonishment.

  
pálido
  35

In Colombia you mean colorless, yellow, died. Livid.

  
que significa pálida
  22

Mean discolored, pale, yellowish, demacrada, who has lost colors. Yellow card, in a colloquial way.

  
livido
  19

The correct term is livid, with tilde. It means colorless, pale, yellowish, emaciated.

  
paisano
  60

In Colombia means coterraneo, countryman, person who is originally from the same city, nation or our region. It also means village, small town, peasant. person of a small town or the field.

  
paleto
  49

It means local peasant, village, small town. It is also used to mean rude, ignorant, uncouth lout.

  






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