Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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juicio: Action or effect of judging . In law is the development of trial of an alleged person involved and who performs an authority or a judge. Trial, process, litigation, complaint, case. It can also mean intelligence, reasoning, reasoning, discernment, judgment, reason. Ability to understand and understand. Know how to act on a chance. Sense, prudence. maturity, sanity.
casa: Construction lifted to be inhabited. Home, abode, housing, room, ceiling, hostel. Home. Place of origin of something. Stretch, lineage, family, origin, alcurnia. It can also mean company, establishment, factory.
cvc: In Colombia it is the acronym that identifies the protective entity of the natural resources of the Department of Valle del Cauca . The CVC has been operating for many years and stands for Regional Autonomous Corporation of valle del Cauca.
majax: It is the surname of a French illusionist and prestidigitator named Gerard Majax and whose real name is Maurice Faier. He was born in Nice and has had several television shows. He has also been a tv shower on French TV.
caballero andante: It is one of the ways as Don Quixote de la Mancha is known, also called "El Caballero Hidalgo"
baquiñas: Plural of baquiña . It is the name of aromatic plants with diuretic properties. They are native to Malaysia. Its scientific name is Piper umbellatum and belongs to the family Piperaceae.
ñaquear: It was a humorous activity that in ancient times represented a couple of comedians. Payasear.
traya: It's the name of a fictional character. Also known as Darth Traya or as Kreia in her Jedi times, he is a character from the game Star Wars.
tralla: It is the name of a leather strip or strap that is used to whip the beasts. Fusta, whip, strap, zurriago, pretina.
desangelado: It means simple, simple, unadorned or graceless. Short, bland.
guanaribo: It is one of the common names used in Venezuela for agouti, neque, jochi, guatuza, guatín , cherenga, sereque . It's a little wild rodent. Its scientific name is Dasyprocta punctata and belongs to the family Dasyproctidae . It is also the name of a virus that is transmitted from wild animals to humans and can cause serious Ebola-like infections.
ébola: It is the name of a river that remains in ancient Zaire (today Congo). It is a tributary of the Mongala River and therefore of the Congo. It is the place where a virus transmitted from bats to humans was first detected. It is the simplified name for an infectious disease caused by a virus of the genus Ebolavirus. This disease is caused by the Ebola virus and is known as Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) or Ebola hemorrhagic fever (FHE).
vete: Inflection to go or go. Imperative way to go or go. It means moving from here to there, so it's from here to a remote place. Get away, go, stand down.
veté: Vetof, which means censor, oppose, prohibit, prevent. Disapprove.
yo: Ego. Human person or conscience. First person. Personal first-person and singular pronoun . In Psychology one of the three instances of the structural model of human psychology described by Sigmund Freud (Ello, Yo and Superyo).
prodeudos: For the benefit of the debits or mourners. Beneficiaries of an inheritance . Heirs, successors, legatees, descendants.
esbeltas: Harmonious body, thin and beautiful. Airy, arrogant, gambling, garbosas, thin, thin, spiky, graceful.
ubeyuko: It is a term in the indigenous Chaima language, in Venezuela. It means dropping, releasing, unsamaring, untie. It is a word of Caribbean roots and is spoken in Venezuelan Spanish.
repique de campana: It's the definition of slick.
hagiografias: It is the plural of hagiography. Hagiography is a written composition that narrates the life of a saint. Biography or story of a saint. By extension, a biographical narrative where praise abounds. Exemplary lives.