Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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Accepted meanings	35132	1
Obtained votes	323	1
Votes by meaning	0.01	3
Inquiries	1129783	1
Queries by meaning	32	3
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eurofilia: Attraction, appreciation or attraction for Europeans or the European. Attraction to European cultures or customs.
cinguizarra: Zinguizarra is also used. It is a word used in Venezuela meaning fight, brack, crush, pendencia, fuss, fuss.
aburridora: It means it causes boredom. What causes exhaustion or tedium, that tires. Cansona, tedious, annoying, overwhelming.
convidados: It means guests. People who share at a party or meeting. It is derived from conviation, which means to incite, invite, attract, call, offer, enjoy, host, provide.
tecladista: Musician who knows how to play the keyboard. Person who in an orchestra performs music on the keyboard. You can also say keyboardist.
autocensurarse: It is the same as being criticized, criticizing, self-criticizing, self-criticizing. It is the criticism that makes oneself when evaluating an action or performance performed. Self.
bojecillo: It's one of the common names of a plant. It is also known as white remnant, palotillo, yedo or scarecies. Its scientific name is Osyris alba and belongs to the family Santalaceae.
atribulado: It means he suffers from tribulations. Inflection to attribute . It means griging, suffering, suffering, griting, tormenting. Sad, complicated, tormented, grieving.
rutina: It means succession of facts or activities chained and repetitive every day. An athlete's exercise following. It is done mechanically and without thinking. Custom, use, use, tradition, practice, follow-up.
ruta: Succession of places or places you pass to reach a destination. It means path, path, defeat, course, itinerary, journey.
rutilar: It means emitting bright lights, flickering, shining. It is synonymous with glowing, glowing, scintillating, sparkling, calling.
cismático: In Colombia it means melindroso , cheetahs, squeamish, scrupulous, ñoño, soft. Person who likes nothing, everything scares him or he puts but everything. Huraño, who departs from others, lonely.
cucos: In Colombia panties, panties, ladies' underwear. Plural cuckoo, bird.
coscorrón: In Colombia it is the same as pescozón, cocotazo or bald. It's a blow that hits another's head with the knuckles of the fingers.
guachupino: Pejorative way to treat Native Americans in Spain. Greaser.
coquetería: Resource that a woman who uses to attract men is used. Art to use charms to attract men. Frivolity, presumption, vanity, seduction. In Colombia it is also a way of calling the activity that is done in front of the dressing table (furniture widely used by ladies to fix and make up). Fixsefied, make up.
conchuda: In Colombia it means scoundrel, braided, cynical, daring, insolent, shameless. Person or woman who doesn't care about what they will say or the rejection of others. It makes evils and remains quiet as if nothing happened.
carajada: Gift of very little value, made without importance. In Colombia it means thing of no value or low value, trinket, smallness. Caraxy is also used. Insignificance, smallness, bauble, jewelry.
carísima: Superlative face. It means too expensive, too expensive. Very expensive, very valuable, onerous.
codicioso: In Colombia it means angurrious, greedy, greedy, gripped, ambitious. Person who wants to grab all the benefits for him and not share anything. Selfish.