Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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Accepted meanings	35143	1
Obtained votes	324	1
Votes by meaning	0.01	3
Inquiries	1138676	1
Queries by meaning	32	3
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vieja gloria: Person who long ago had very outstanding achievements in any field, especially in sport. Sports reference.
pavesa: Incandescent particle that jumps from the flame. Chiribita, fogonazo , spark, centella, ash, favila. Brasa that turns off slowly.
terrón: Small piece or block of hard, dry soil. By extension small piece of something compact . Block.
vilano: In Botany is the set of hairs, bristles or scales that border a flower or a fruit. Hairs can be simple or feathery. It is also called papus ( or papo ). Apical hair plume.
laciniada: In Botany is a type of leaf that is divided into narrow strips. It can also be called ripping.
dispermo: It is a type of fruit that presents two seeds. Two seeds, double seed.
escudriñar: It means searching, figuring out, reviewing very carefully. Examine carefully. Browse, explore, investigate, investigate, look, observe.
bajar la caña: In Colombia it means to discourage, completely remove the impetus, deter, demoralize, cower. Convince someone to give up doing something or that what they do is not right or not right. Desist.
de boquilla: In Colombia it means that you say more you do not think or feel. It is very similar to the expression, teeth out. You may also refer to the transmission of information orally. Verbally, narrated, oral.
malinche: Nickname given in Mexico to the loving indigenous slave of Hernán Cortés, who also served as a translator and counselor. It was also called Malinalli, Malintzin, Marina or Doña Marina. Its origin was Mexican nahuatl. He came to master several languages and Spanish. Later it was called Tenepal, which means loquacious, which speaks fluently in the Nahuatl language.
chándal: It is a type of sportswear, usually made of fresh fabrics and loose or loose- made. In Colombia we call them sweatshirts. It usually consists of a jacket or diver and trousers. In some parts it is also called a t-shirt or t-shirt, but more than anything refers only to the jacket or diver.
vírica: It means related or produced by viruses. Viral.
virus: In Biology, Medicine and Microbiology it is a type of microorganism that reproduces quickly and can produce severe infections. They are pathogenic microorganisms (infectious microscopic agents) and acellular, which can only be reproduced within the cells of other living organisms. In computer science it is a harmful or harmful program that is inoculated in a software or on a computer or computer to alter or damage it. The Latin word virus has Greek origin and means toxin, poison.
estar alguien hecho un nazareno: Person with multiple wounds bleeding profusely, victim of a beating. It means hurt, battered, lacerated, beaten. Made a Christ.
suspenso: Expectation time in which a detachce is expected. Tension, expectation, intrigue, perplexity,zoration. It can also mean hung or suspended.
hélice: In Aviation, turbine, rotor. Blades or set of fins that rotate on the shaft of an engine. Blades. In Geometry is a curved body that has a constant twist or curved line that maintains a constant in its tangents. It conforms according to the Lancret Theorem.
alabes: The correct term is blades. In Aviation it is a way to call the blades of a propeller or rotor.
alavés: It means born or native to Alava, which is the name of a Province in Spain. Resident or related to Alava . Name of a Spanish first division football team from that region. Alavés is also the name of a Spanish town belonging to the municipality of Sabiñánigo, in Huesca.
pasado: In Colombia it means person who overreaches in every way. Abusive, exaggerated, exceeded, trasfuga, traitor. It can also mean stale, fermented, rotten, over-fat, sned, spoiled, deciduous. In time it refers to an ancient time, moment before the present, history . Tradition, antecedent, antiquity.
fúrica: Person who loses control by fury and becomes violent. It means furious, rabid, choleric, angry, brava, angry, angry, angry, angry, angry, angry, angry, irascible.