Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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avisorar: The correct term is to avizorar, with z . It means looking carefully and in all directions looking for something. It means spotting, seeing, glimpsing, observing, otear. In Colombia we also use it as a synonym for presenting, foreshadowing, suspecting, interver, forecasting, conjecture.
avizor: It means very attentive, vigilant, observant, alert, pending, expectant, interested. The expression "bird's eye" means the same thing.
andagua: You can use Andagua or Andahua . It is the name of a Peruvian District, which belongs to the Province of Castile and the Department of Arequipa. It is a very high and cold region in the Andes of Southern Peru. Volcanoes abound in this region.
ectoblasto: In Biology, it's the same as ectoderm. It is the outer layer of a blastomer. A blastomer is each of the cells that originate in the first division of the fertilized egg.
aciclona: It's a turningthrough to cycle. It means frantic agitating or moving by wind action. It may refer to a flame or fire, stirred by the action of a fan. Enliven, excite. It shakes and produces noise.
osteictios: It is the Spanishization of the term Osteichthyes. In Biology is the name given to fish that have bones. Fish with bones or bone fish. Skeleton-endowed fish.
puna: It is the name of an Ecoregion located in southern Peru and reaches as far as northern Argentina. It is characterized by being a plateau, with heights above 4000 meters and with vegetation of pajonales. High Mountain Plateau.
columbrar: It means watching, watching carefully, looking very carefully, otear, birding.
ichu: It is the type of vegetation found in Puna or in the Andean highlands of southern Peru, to northern Argentina. It is the name given to the pastures of that area, also known as haystack or pajonal. Straw, straw. The word is of Quechua origin.
pajón: It is a type of grass plant that makes up the pajonales, typical of the Andina Tundra. It is also called straw or ichu. In Colombia it is the surname of the world queen of BMX ( Mariana Pajón).
casualidad: It means that it happens rarely and unexpectedly. Match, chiripa, chance, adventure, maybe, casual.
extreñido: It means he suffers from extretition. You can't evacuate feces in a timely manner. Constipated.
huztlán: It is a way to call in Mexico some red or black fruits of trees and bush esbushes, which are cherryed, round, fleshy and red, black or purple. They are edible and prepare juices, juices, sweets. Usually in the mountain are consumed by birds. They are of slight sour taste and of very varied origin : they are of the genera Ardesia ( Family Myrsinaceae ) , Eugenia ( family Myrtaceae ), Mutingia ( family Mutingiaceae ), Prunus ( family Rosaceae ) and Vitex ( family Lamiaceae ).
so: It can also be the abbreviation for south east. Orientation in 120-degree course.
achiqué: It's a shrinking inflection. In Colombia shrinking can mean shortening, reducing size. It can also mean taking out water that is inside a small ship or vessel.
quimera: It's a fantastic being or fact, to be unreal. Fictional, fabulous. It only exists in the imagination. Fantasy, delirium, illusion, fiction, utopia, hallucination.
burillón: It is another of the many common names of a tree. It is also called caobilla, yellowing, tinajito, coquito, carapelo, congolo or cachimbo, is a species, belonging to the family Lecythidoideae. Its scientific name is Couratari guianensis .
cherenga: It is one of the many names given by a small American rodent who lives from Mexico to Argentina. The term cherenga is most commonly used in Costa Rica. Virtually every country and region gets a different name. It has about 50 centimeters of elevation and a weight of about 3 kilograms. Its scientific name is Dasyprocta punctata . In Colombia we call it picure , guatín or ñeque . In other regions they call it jochi, carma, guaqueque or añuje .
cautelosamente: It means carefully, prudently. That is acted with suspicion, reservation, moderation, sanity, wisdom or discretion.
pajudo: In Colombia it means talkative, blissful, eloquent or also a liar. Person who talks a lot. Let him speak straw or wagon. We also say titled. It lacks credibility.