Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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Accepted meanings	35057	1
Obtained votes	229	1
Votes by meaning	0.01	3
Inquiries	1113955	1
Queries by meaning	32	3
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rosarios: In Colombia we say Rosary.
natalia: Natalia is incorrectly written and should be written as "40 Natalia; is proper name )" being its meaning:
It is a woman's name, of Latin origin and means born on Christmas.
ferreñas: They are the same Galician tambourines.
orejones: In the llanos of Colombia say Dried apricots to pigs or pigs. In the Tolima we say Dried apricots to donkeys and rabbits. In the Colombian Atlantic coast will say Dried apricots in a class of ZeBu cattle.
trilla: It is an inflection of threshing. Trilla Colombia has three meanings. Action of threshing wheat or rice by removing the husk, is made in special machines ( thresher ). Husk, Peel. Enterradero formed in the road by the excessive passage of livestock. Trampling. Trilla is also synonymous with beating, fuetera. Hit, hit.
ho2 entre papel: On important role of peroxy radical, ( 41 HO2; in the environmental chemistry is that you as any radical that helps to oxidize the NO ( Oxide nitric ) to NO2 ( 41 nitrogen dioxide; no consumption of 40 O3; 41 ozone; , because helps to accumulate 40 O3; ozone ).
abjecta: It is a Latin phrase which means no value, debased, despised, undervalued. It is the complement of Astictopterus abjecta, a butterfly of the Hesperiidae family that Sorge Côte d'Ivoire and neighbouring countries.
pataza: It is an augmentative of leg. In Ecuador and Peru, is used to designate an inseparable companion, friend, companion of adventures and pranks, similar to that in Colombia we call key, parce, brother, corduroy, carnal, cacha.
a buen entendedor,pocas palabras: It means that it must not give explanations to those who know a subject.
echarle a alguien un pulso: In Colombia lend someone a pulse is a folk way of measuring forces two people who sit face to face in a table and supporting the elbows are seized from the hands and everyone tries to beat the other. The table wins who play with his hand.
no dar alguien su brazo a torcer: In Colombia means is not accepting what another person says and keep in position to defend his principles or his opinion. Do not give up. No compromise. Inflexible, intransigent, obsecado, resist, handicapping, stubbornness.
contra viento y marea: With the decision to face all adversities. To fight without limits.
cerro: It is a mountain of low altitude in mountainous terrain. Hill, Hill, elevation, collado, montecillo, altozano.
rosquitas: They are a small bakery products in the form of ring or ring ( ring ) usually they have cheese. Doughnuts.
a brazo partido: You want to say with great decision, hard, with great fortitude, without rest.
contrabando hormiga: It is the kind of smuggling which is made with many people, each carrying a small lump on his shoulders. It is very typical in the Venezuelan border to smuggle food and fuel. Smuggling to free standing or along trails.
robo hormiga: It is the continued theft and small-scale. It is given in chain stores and stolen daily garment by garment or article-by-article.
tacuarembó: In guarani language means cane regrowth ( 41 son; or stem. By extension it means slender young. It is the name of a city and an apartment in the Uruguay. The same region of the Uruguayan soccer team.
magdalena: Magdalena is incorrectly written and should be written as "Magdalena ( is 41 name;." being its meaning:
The correct term is Magdalena. It is the name of a river and a Department of Colombia. Name of woman of biblical origin and means magnificent lookout of the tower. Variants: Madelaine, Malena, Lena, Magda, Milena. It is synonymous with moaning.
jurgo: title is incorrectly written, and should be written as "A title" being its meaning:
It is a word that is widely used in Colombia. Mean many, enough, lots, lots, too many, amounts, fed up, numerous, countless. It must always be accompanied by the article a: a title.