Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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Inquiries	1115763	1
Queries by meaning	32	3
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conguero: He is a musician of percussion instruments, who plays the conga or the congas.
xotlinilli: It is the name in Nahuatl of some edible insects in Mexico. They belong to the Pentatonidae family and are popularly known as Jumiles, mountain bed bugs or aphids.
zarcazo: In Cajamarca, in Peru, it is the name of a typical popular dish quite succulent. It usually consists of soup (guatazón) and a tray that carries meat, chips, rice, egg and avocado with salad. In the sports and motorcycle field, it is a colloquial way of calling the triumphs of the French motorcyclist Johan Zarco.
sahumerio: Cleaning with aromatized fumes. It means incense, pleasant smell smoke, balm. Items or products that are used to sahumar, perfume .
cacerolazo: Hit with a saucepan. Repetitive noise that is generated by hitting a saucepan with a stick or spoon. Noisy form of protest by sounding saucepans with a continuous golepeteo.
sábila: It is one of the common names of the Aloe vera. It is a plant that has fleshy or succulent leaves filled with a bright and bitter mucilaginous substance. It is also known as aloe, aloe, pita, slug or zabila. It belongs to the Asphodelacea family. It has medicinal, pharmaceutical and cosmetic uses.
estar barado: The correct term in Colombia is "to be stranded" with v . It means being vacant, jobless, ceased. It also means having problems with the car due to mechanical or electrical failures.
cartuchos: Plural cartridge. In Colombia it is a plant with colorful flowers. Flower that has a cone-shaped bráctea and also has a large and striking spadice. They belong to the Araceae family. Cartridge is also called a container that wraps or contains ink ( toner). Cartridge can also mean bullet, ammunition, explosive, cargo or wrapping, cone.
salirse por la tangente: In Colombia it is a popular expression that means evading or changing the subject. Ignore what you are being told or asked. Avoid a response by changing the subject.
manavil: In Mexico it is the name of a private surveillance company. In the Eastern Plains of Colombia very rare names are used and there are the names of woman Manáví or Manavil They are names of woman of Sanskrit origin and they mean daughter of man or wife of Manú .
fallecido: It means he's stopped living, he died. It means dead, killed, fine, occisum, interfect, victim.
fallecidos: It's the plural of the deceased. It means they have stopped living, they died. It means dead, killed, deceased, blessed, interfects, victims.
trastorno: It means dizziness, vahyde, vertigo. Discomfort that can be generated by excessive heat or hunger. It means he suffers from fainting or fainting. Discomfort.
enganchadas: This means being held, grasped or tied by hooks or hooks. In Colombia in a colloquial way, it means competition or rivalry between inter-municipal buses or fleets to hoard passengers (in the penny war).
intuititvo: The correct term is intuitive. It means that you reflect, think or intuit. He properly perceives things.
pedazo: In Colombia it means part, particle, fraction, chunk, fragment, piece. For many it can be an augmentative of fart, very sound flato. In some countries it is taken as synonymous with giant, eye-catching, big, majestic, great, great.
añicos: Plural of añico . In Colombia it means pieces, fragments. parts, particles, fractions, chunks, parts, pits.
fariña: In Colombia it is the name of a flour that is extracted from the cassava. Cassade, cassecan. Cassava starch. In Spain, it is the name of a television series. In Galician language it means flour.
brizna: It means minimum amount of something. Pizca , tris , particle . It can also mean thread, filament, thread, len.
len: It means strand, thread, filament. It usually refers to loose or untwisted silk thread.