Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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Obtained votes	323	1
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Inquiries	1129812	1
Queries by meaning	32	3
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secuela: It means consequential , a negative result that generates an event or event. Consequence, result, effect, derivation .
tuto: In Argentina it means hot. In Chile it means exhaustion, tiredness, sleep. It can also mean leg, leg. In Colombia it is used as an apocope of the male name Augustus.
tutor: It means that it supports, guides, directs or accompanies. It protects, cares or defends. Teacher, Guide, Caregiver, Defender, Counselor, Guardian. It can also be a pole or stake holding a plant so that it does not crawl.
rodrigón: It is the name given to a stake, pole, pitcher or rod that holds a climbing or crawling plant. It is a term used in Agriculture or Agronomy.
peluca: Artificial hair or hair. Fake hair. Bisoñé, toupee, cap, fake.
bisoñé: It's a word of French origin. It means wig that is placed on the front of the head, to disguise baldness. Toupee.
habilidoso: It means he's very skilful. It means cunning, crafty, cheating, shrewd, right-handed, skilled, competent, showered, ladino.
chigüero: It is one of the many names that receives the plant of the fetid eléboro or stinking eléboro. Its scientific name is Helleborus foetidus and belongs to the family Ranunculaceae.
habilidosa: It can also mean cheating, ladin, taimada.
taumaturgo: It means he does magic or can work miracles. It usually refers to a magician or a saint. It has the ability to do taumaturgia or prodigies.
embargado: It's a bending place. It means kidnapping, holding, stopping, confiscating, removing, seizing, seizing. Well it cannot be fully enjoyed by its owner due to an order or a court action that holds it or confiscates it.
irredento: It means not redeemed or sinful. It's not solved, unresolved. It also refers to a territory claimed as its own for historical, ethnic or cultural reasons, but which is under the rule of another. Required, claimed, ordered.
dirceu: Name with which a great Brazilian football player was met. Its full name was José Dirceu Guimarées . He was an excellent free-kick collector. He played in the World Cup Argentina 78. Dirceu is a common name in Brazil. The name is of Greek origin and means of the "Source of Dirce" and dirce means pineapple.
cortauñas: It is a small device for cosmetic use that serves to cut nails. It is a small tool similar to small tongs with two guillotine-like blades. Nail cutter.
machilo: It is one of the common names that a bird receives in the Chaco region. It is from the family Cucullidae and is also called guira, pyririte, pyrincho, cuckoo or serere. His scientific name is Guira guira.
desembarazarse: It means getting a problem off your top, fixing a problem. Eliminate an impediment, clear or leave the way free, leave expeditious. Clear, vacate, postage, raid, release, remove, remove, unblock.
cruzarse de brazos: In Colombia it means doing nothing, refusing to act.
dependencias: Plural dependency . It means section, division or department. A company or an institution may refer to parties. It means it depends, it is attached to lake that governs it.
percance: Name that receives an unexpected event that causes bad or harm. Mishaps, damage, unforeseen, damage, accident.
museística: Activity that refers to preserving or saving ancient cultural elements of great representativeness. Activity that advances in museums. Relative to museums.