Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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Obtained votes	228	1
Votes by meaning	0.01	3
Inquiries	1104463	1
Queries by meaning	32	3
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billetazo: In Colombia it means a lot of money. Exorbitant sum of money. It's an augmentative of a ticket. Very big ticket.
espíritu: It can mean ghost, appearance, elf, body or soul. It also means intent, principle, substance, foundation, energy, verve.
calcetines: It's the same as stockings. They are clothing that is placed on the feet to protect from the cold and that go under the footwear.
exorbitante: It means that it exceeds in large dimension or proportion the normal or current. Very big, big size. It can be considered synonymous with excessive, massive, too, excessive, exaggerated, huge.
proceso: It can mean development. Different stages that are required to obtain a final product. It's an inflection to process. It means judgment, summary, cause, guilt, judgment, conviction, incrimination. It also means processing, manufacturing, processing.
volcarse: In Colombia it is the same as turning or laying (referring to a vehicle that loses its verticality). Invert , stay with the tires next to or on top. Water the load. It can also mean striving, hurrying, striving, striving, taking an interest. It is also possible to use the term to indicate an avalanche of people to a defined site and in a short span of time.
mojino: It's the same as mojina or moji. It's a curd cake. It is made in a casserole and its main ingredients are breadcrumbs, cheese, eggplant and honey. Other ingredients may be added to it. The word has an Arabic origin, as does preparation.
mojicón: In Colombia it is a kind of sweet bread. It is usually round or threaded and is coated with a layer of white sugar. In most cases inside the dough carries guava sandwich or fruit crystals. My grandfather said that the name was because before or inserted in the oven, the mojicon was wet or moistened with milk or water, so that the sugar that was sprinkled, adhered to the dough.
espolvorear: In Colombia it is to spread a powder on something. It is usually a term used in gastronomy or bakery. It may refer to spreading sugar, cinnamon powder, wheat flour or any other ingredient in powder or flour. Some agricultural or agrochemical inputs that are dry powders may also be sprinkled.
arreboles: Reddish clouds that appear in the summer sunsets. Clouds of the sun of deer.
impunidad: It means unpunished crime. Crime or crime without sanction. Etymologically means without penalizing.
respaldo: It means the back of a piece of furniture or a chair. Back of something, especially a construction. Back, trellis. In Colombia it also means support, sponsor, support, guarantee, insurance, bond.
palafrane: It is more indicated to use palafrén . It is the name given to a very meek horse, usually used as a saddle for ladies or children. Smooth and slow-passing horse.
carrillón: It is a great musical instrument of the idephone class. It's the same bell organ or air organ.
el trasmundo: It means a fictional world, a fantastic world, an imaginary world. World that is supposed to exist after death. Grave.
vagabundos: People who live wanderers. They don't have a fixed residence site. Itinerants, who live moving from one place to another. Nomads. It may also refer to persons who are unemployed, who do not have an activity or trade. Vague. People who live alone and abandoned.
atraco: It is a crime, in which a violent assault is committed and armed. It can also be inflection of docking, which means to moor the boat to the dock. Anchor.
rosmar: In Mexico it is the name of a business group of consulting in food production, based on Biotechnology. In Girardot, Colombia is the name of a Hotel and in Seville, Spain, a construction company.
agolparse: It means meeting in a hasty way and in a small space. Pile up, group together, meet.
discotequear: In Colombia go dancing to a disco. Rumbear .