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al chorizo
  16

The correct and full term is "go to the chorizo" or "go to the sausage" (even more colloquially "pa'l sausage"). To say get well away where not to see him. Go to the Club. Outside, go.

  
butago
  49

It means drunk, drunk, drunk, drunk, pulled, Myhotcomments.

  
butacón
  10

In Colombia is a very large stool, a very large armchair. Aumnetativo of stool (a). In Colombia armchair or stool is a wooden chair, small and no arms and backrest.

  
rellena
  18

In Colombia is a sausage made with rice, peas and pig's blood. We colloquially say black tubing. You want to say the Word as such, very it filled, crammed, flush surface. It is also a synonym for fat, obese.

  
fritanga
  20

In Colombia it is all kinds of fried foods that are sold everywhere. Cholesterol cuisine. It is all kinds of fritters such as Greaves, sausages, sausages, stuffed, fried entrails, etc. They are usually pork. Site where they sell fried foods.

  
fundar
  34

It means establish, erect, build, inaugurate, initiate something. In the eastern plains of Colombia, it is established in a territory to form a farm, conuco or herd. Colonize.

  
fondeado
  17

Does relationship to a boat anchored in port to allow down load or passengers. Anchor bend. It means dock, running aground, being moored.

  
éxito
  41

Welcome. It means achievement, award, goal, trophy, victory, laurel, result, Coronation, fame, notoriety, end, approval, glory, fame, boom.

  
sprint
  18

It means packing, top. Final at competition speed. Disputed in speed to decide a winner.

  
remate
  44

In Colombia it means bargain, sales opportunity, sales. It is also the same as sprint, decision on a package to speed.

  
embalaje
  14

In Colombia it means sprint, top. It is also all kinds of wrapping or container that has a commodity to be able to be transported.

  
dársena
  12

Site where boats are stranded to download, or to lower its passengers. In Colombia it means mooring, wharf, berth, Pier, quay.

  
somormujo
  12

It is the common name of a palmípeda bird in Europe and Asia. They also say crested grebe, great crested grebe, zaramagullon. It is similar to the loons and divers. Its scientific name is Podiceps cristatus and belongs to the Podicipedidae family.

  
tremor
  19

Noise that precedes a quake or quake. Tremor, earthquake, earthquake shaking (from the soil), shaking, shaking, vibration.

  
tricolor
  16

It means that you have three different colors. Nickname of several football teams that have three different colors, as for example Nacional of Uruguay, in Colombia is synonymous with flag on their uniforms.

  
astillada
  22

It means broken, divided, fragmented, split, full of tips or chips. It usually refers to some object of wood or porcelain that has splintered and pointed lancets left. Injury with fracture of bones. In Colombia: Chipped, torn.

  
astillero
  59

Place full of splinters or pieces of wood. Factory or workshop of boats. Place where they are built and repaired ships. Wooden tank. Atarazana.

  
entierro
  45

At Colombia funeral, burial, funeral and burial. Grave, grave, pit, grave. Treasure, saved, guaca. Figuratively drop something, termination or defamation of a regime.

  
exhausto
  48

It means that it has no forces. even fainted, exhausted, tired, exhausted, tired, bloodless.

  
extenuado
  41

It means that it is weak. Even fainted, exhausted, fatigued, tired, exhausted, bloodless.

  






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