Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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impostada: Imposing inflection. In Music is to control the level and intensity of the voice to be able to emit a uniform sound and in its fullness, without hesitation or tremor. Broadcast a paused, clear and serene voice. Regulated , controlled .
apireno: It means fruit that lacks seed or walnut (pepa). It was a botanical term that is no longer used.
revueltas: Plural revolt . It can be considered as curves and countercurves such as a river or a road. Bend, curve, turn. It can also be synonymous with insurrection, lifting, muting, riot, disorder, chaos, rebellion. In Colombia we also use the term to indicate that several different things are mixed or , combined within the same space or container. In disarray.
gúgol: Pronunciation and miswriting of the word Google, which is a web search engine.
collona: It means cowardly, scary, fearful. It can also mean silly.
elus: It is a Word of the French language that means elected or elected. Name given to the Freemason Knights (Elus Cohen, Elected Priest). In French it is "Ordre des Chevaliers Ma'ons Élus Co-ns de lUnivers", which means "Order of the Knights Elus Cohen of the Universe or Order of the Mason Knights, Elected Priests of the Universe"
historietas: It's the same as comic strips. History derogatory.
monguear: It means borrowing (money or some tool).
cero: This is an even property integer. Only , represents nullity or emptiness. Lack of elements. Numeric representation of an empty set . Nothing.
osimandías: It is more suitable or used Ozymandías (English variant). It was one of the ways to call Ramesses II, the Pharaoh of Egypt. Name of a poem by Percy Bysshe Shelley. Name of a fictional Watchmen character and a sci-fi story by Robert Silverberg.
puerto vallarta: Puerto Vallarta is the name of a Mexican city and port over the Pacific Ocean. It is located in Banderas Bay and belongs to the State of Jalisco. It is a famous and beautiful spa.
corchetes: Plural bracket and can be considered as a constituency. It is a double punctuation mark, which has similar use to parentheses or braces. It is used to enclose information extracted from a text. In Modisteria y Confección is a type of simple and safe closure that is used in various types of garments. It is usually metallic or other resistant material and consists of two parts: a hook and a loop. They are widely used in bras, bras or corsets.
zacateca: Individual belonging to the Zapateco people. In Mexico in Nahuatl language, it means person who comes from where there is zacate, which is a way of calling grasses or fodder (grass, grass, grass). In Plural, Zacatecas, it is the name of a City of Mexico and also of a Sovereign state.
marrón: Brown is a color, similar to coffee. Coffee, chestnut, siena, brown.
rodear: Rodeo action. It means wrapping or turning. Cover on all sides, cordon, enclose, circle, circle, wrap. Siege, fence, isolate, besiege. It can also mean avoiding, avoiding, dodging, bypassing.
garchar: In Bolivia means to penetrate, have complete sex. Copula, fornicate. In some regions of this country they call penis hook or virile limb.
acoresis: It is the inability to contain or stop. It could be considered synonymous with incontinence if reference is made to bladder or urinary acoresis. Acoresis can also be considered as the absence of movement in the digestive tract.
heroicos: The correct term is heroic, with tilde. Plural of heroic . It was made by heroes. They denote a lot of courage and daring. It means epic, epopyic, noble, brave, bold, fearless, daring.
logan: It's a male name of Irish origin. It means meadow, grass, grass. Name of a movie (the tenth in the X-men saga). Character and protagonist of Wolverine (film). He is also known as Wolverine, James Howlett (birth name) or James Logan.
shur: It's a Hebrew word meaning wall, wall. Locality name quoted in Old Testament . Also in the Bible is called the Shur Way, which is a path that connects Egypt with the lands of Canaan. It was very fertile ground in the Nile Delta. It was located along the Wadi Tumilat