Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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Inquiries	1136889	1
Queries by meaning	32	3
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colinegro: It is a variety of quetzal, own of the Colombian Andes, its scientific name Pharomachrus auriceps and belongs to the family Trogonidae. Its scientific name means long robe and Golden-headed. It means that it has black tail.
piñateria: In Colombia is a site or business which are manufactured and sold Piñatas. It is also the place where they sell all kinds of items to make Piñatas.
viveza: It is the sharpness to react quickly, in any situation and get ahead. Cunning, skill, dexterity, agility, lucidity, sagacity.
cuaterna: It is comprised of four equal numbers. Poker. Having four cards from the deck of a same value.
cinquena: It is a game of cards or hand where you have five cards of the same value.
ad kalendas graecas: It is a Latin phrase that means "that won't happen ever", that it is impossible to occur, it will not happen ever. The literal translation is "up to the Greek Kalends", but it turns out that the Greece did not exist the kalends.
cachulero: It is a bit similar to a cage. Caveolae, gayola, cage, caged, mesh.
enfarfador: It is the person who is engaged in bundling or tying the bales with tape, usually plastic. In Colombia we also say enzunchadores. It is also the unit that supplies the tapes leg baling, wrapper. Colombia is used as strapping or trackless, to designate the device that supplies the tapes metallic (very sharp) for baling loads or bales of cotton, cardboard or paper.
cotuas: It is the plural of cotua or cotuda. It refers to a person's clothing fashioned or outdated. Colombia is also a cookie shaped doughnut and sweet, Cotuo, cotudo cover. People who suffer from goiter, or preserve.
zuncho: In Colombia is a lashing strap for bundling bales, usually cotton, paper or cardboard. They can be plastic or metal. They are also used to clamp boxes or wooden slats. They are heavy-duty clamps. Tape, girth.
copo: It is an inflection of copar. In Colombia, it means fill, fill, overflow, complete.
cantaletero: It is the action of cantaletear in continuous and repetitive manner. Cookbook of the cantaletoso. Repeated cantaletas. Collection of cantaletas.
fara: In Colombia and especially in the Eastern Plains is a way of calling the Chucha or opossum, a mammal marsupial Carnivore. Also tells you common opossum, opossum, Fox, runcho, chucho. Its scientific name is Didelphis marsupialis and belongs to the family Didelphidae.
muca: It is the common name in the Peru give the chucha, common opossum, Fox, opossum, runcho, chucho or commensal. It is a mammal, marsupial, and carnovoro, of the Didelphidae family and whose scientific name is Didelphis marsupialis.
tacuacín: It is one of the common names given in Central America to a mammal and marsupial Carnivore, also known by the names of Muca (Peru), common opossum, Fox, opossum, runcho, chucha or fara. Its scientific name is Didelphis marsupialis and belongs to the family Didelphidae.
vicaria de coro: The correct term is Vicar of choir. It refers to the Vicariate, Diocese, or Venezuelan religious Division that depends on or is the Capital of the State of the Falcon and its surroundings.
egloga: The correct term is eclogue (with accent). It means poetic composition of shepherds and the countryside life. It also tells stories of love between pastors.
exsajerar: The correct term is overstated. It means to give greater value to something that really don't have it. Enlarge, increase, overvalue, ponder, bulge, swell, inflate, exceed.
parodias: It is the plural of parody. It is a satitrica or a humorous representation of a work, an author, an artist, song or a song, by allision with irony, imitation or emulation. Quaint and humorous performance of a play. Satire, mockery, caricature, shadowing, farce, burlesque, imitation, simulation, simulation.
rancio: Mean gives flavor and odor. Old, aviejado, stale, ancient, old, anachronistic, outdated, past, rancioso, fermented, sour, decayed.