Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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cárcamos: It is the plural of carcamo. It means hollow mill, ditch, pit. In Colombia are two parallel triangular constructions that allow a vehicle to check it below. Equally is a hole or crack, to which is lowered by steps or stairs, which also allows to check a vehicle below. It can also be a rain water collector. Kind of hydraulic works. Cárcamo is the name of a town in the Basque country (in Euskera is Karkamu). Not be confused with ring is an eye bolt, hook, hook, Jack or ring.
acantópodo: For etymology it means that they have spines, hooks or hooks in the feet or legs. It can be used to refer to insects that have spines or hooks on their legs. Such as crickets, locusts and beetles. It is also used to designate bottom fish that have transformed into lateral spines, fins as roncho or doghouse and catfishes. They belong to the order Siluridae and the family Loricariidae.
caravelita: In Puerto Rico is the name given to the poorest quality rum. The name of a popular song by Pedro Pérez. Young and pretty woman.
acasta: It is the name of a geologic formation of gneiss tonalitico hadeico located in the northeast of Canada. It is a primitive crustal fragment, considered the oldest known and dated between 4031 to 3580 million years.
albar: It means white, albo, very clear. Is used to refer to plants or animals that have something white is its components (hair, leaves, flowers, wood, sepals)
abavi: ABAVI is an acronym in Brazil. It corresponds to the Bahian Association of support to life (in Portuguese Associação Bahiana de Apoio A life). It is a community service in Salvador, State of Bahia.
abatira: It is one of the names that is designated in Brazil a nomadic ethnic group of the indigenous aimorés in the State of Bahia in Brazil. They are also called Abaticos.
ova: In computer science is the abbreviation for virtual learning object. It is a way of referring to egg, especially when there are many (such as those of fish). Fertilized or fertilized egg. ROE, egg.
orm: ORM is the acronym in English of Object-Relational mapping (mapping object-relational), which is a technique of programming for data management.
orso: Orso Italian language means bear, ursid.
orma: The correct term is last. It means mold, model, trim, template, design, module, example.
verija: In Colombia and especially in the Eastern Plains means testicle, Geva. It also means under belly, pubis, crotch. It is used more in the plural.
jaco: Means horse small and WIMP, taparo, hack. Jaco is also for addicts drug, heroin, lock. It is one of the common forms of calling the pez vela, marlin. Its scientific name is Istiophorus albicans and is family Istiophoridae. City and port of Costa Rica, very famous for sport fishing events.
cargaderas: In engineering and architecture means beams support, tie beams. Usually stretch garment which serves to hold the pants. In Colombia are told tirantas, straps, calzonarias. Chargers. Implement in the form of Chair that serves to carry a baby. Backpacks,
jacobo: It is a name of Hebrew origin male and means that substitutes. Variant: Jacob.
jaca: Jaca is the name of a Spanish town in the province of Huesca. Good proportions, sturdy, stunning brunette woman. Small horse, little lump, pony. Female horse, mare. Jacaranda tree, gualanday or little Peacock. Gallo English fight with long spurs.
garsa: In Colombia, GARSA (with s) is a Civil Corporation without encourage non-profit, private and autonomous, attached to the Department administrative of disaster risk (Dagrd), the Ministry of the Interior and justice of the Republic. Its motto is "ready to serve". La GARSA rescue Corporation is a provider of services in health in Colombia. Garza (with z) is a kind of wader and a type of fabric, especially for diapers, is pure cotton.
jabonero: In Colombia, is a person who manufactures, sells or trades with soaps. In Colombia, especially in the eastern plains are a very common fish in rivers, streams and creeks. It tells them because they are not affected by gray wastewater containing some discharges. They belong to the family Characidae, the same family of the Tetras and neon (tropical fish). Site drainage where many SOAP residues are noticed.
pimpín: It is the name of a clown, protagonist of a child round which is sung with the same tune of "Happy birthday". It says: "Pimpin' payayo, is powdered nose. . . . . . , and with a sneeze took hold: Atchisss!. It is also a cartoon of the Chilean cartoonist Themistocles Nazario Lobos Aguirre, better known as Themo Lobos.
caravanear: In Colombia, it means walking a group of friends in several vehicles to the same place. Make a caravan. Form a procession to a site in several trucks. Convoy, recua, Entourage.