Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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Inquiries	1104514	1
Queries by meaning	32	3
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perentorio: Which is very close to happening. It means it's going to happen right away, very soon. Next, immediate, soon, imminent, close.
eminente: It means that he excels at others for his merits, which he is ahead of him for his qualities. He has a lot of knowledge. Expert, wise, light, eminence, distinguished, elevated, high, outstanding.
evidente: It means it leaves no doubt. It is very clear, obvious, palpable, undeniable, tangible.
euritmia: It means that it maintains regularity, that it keeps pace, that the rhythm is equal. It is synonymous with harmony, balance, messura. correspondence, proportion.
zambo: Person born from the cross of a black person and another of indigenous race. Person who has arched legs, but outwards (knees together and feet apart). Patizambo.
sambo: It is a combat or contact sport. The term is of Russian origin and means unarmed self-defense. It's a Russian variant of the fight.
chevecha: In Colombia it is a folkloric and colloquial way to call the pola, sour, picha, beer, bitter. It is also called cheve or cheva. Name of a Palito Ortega song.
amuñado: It's a sanding of gripping. It means gripping clamp with your index and thumb fingers. It is a type of exercise to improve visomanual coordination in children. Graphomorphic activity in the education of young children.
amuinado: It is inflection to muinar (or amohinate). In Mexico it means to cause anger, make you angry, angry, cause anger, anger.
ingena: Entomology is the name of a genus of moths in the family Geometridae. They are butterflies of nocturnal habits and very harmful, especially for clothes.
achaco: It's a crimel of blame. In Colombia it means incriminating, blaming, imputing, accusing, attributing. It also means aging, deteriorating, ajar.
repudiada: Repudiation inflection. It means rejecting, descorning, censoring, discarding.
clota: It is a word of Catalan origin meaning hollow, hole, hole. It comes from clot. In Aragon, it means a hole made to plant a tree. Hoya. Apocope of the female name Clotilde . Clotta, as well with double t, is the surname of an Argentine singer and businessman. The surname is of Italian origin. His full name was Claudio Oscar Clotta Lanzetta.
cocalecas: They are a class of bivalves similar to oysters or clams. This term is most commonly used in Panama. .
pitiñoso: ojos pitiñosos: It means squinting. They're asleep.
inorgánico: It means he's not alive, he's lifeless. Mineral, which has no organs, insensitive. Chemical compounds that lack carbon.
casata: It is a type of Italian cake that contains flour, eggs, sugar and crystallized fruit cubes. It is also called Cassata. It is very traditional in Sicily.
octeto: It is a set consisting of eight elements. It can be an 8-voice choir or a musical group with 8 performers. It can also be a verse that has 8 verses or two quartets.
matamaleza: It is a type of agrochemical that is used to remove weeds or broadleaf plants or herbs. They are selective and can be of residual action. They may be pre-emerging or post-emerging. They are also commonly called herbicides.
estrofa: In Literature it is a set of verses that are subjected to a measure and a rhyme. It is each of the parts of a poem, composed of several verses.