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Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez



Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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coliformes
  20

In Ecology and Limnology they are a type of bacteria that reflect water pollution. It is an indicator of the presence of fecal matter in water, as these bacteria live regularly in the intestines of animals and humans. Its presence in water or food causes diarrhea.

  
aclis
  21

It is the name of a genus of molluscs and very small marine snails. belong to the Eulimidae family. Name of a Greek goddess, who was presumed to be the daughter of Chaos and Nix (The Night). She was the goddess of suffering, poisons and the fog of death.

  
azorado
  63

In Colombia it means fearful, fearful, disturbed, hesitant, indecisive, dazed, frightened, confused. It means it's not decided. Inflection of azor, which means to confuse, scare, frighten, stun, disturb.

  
cordina
  26

Rope derivative. It is the name of a human gene, coded as CHRD. It is the name of a protein, key in embryonic development.

  
nezahualcoyotl
  12

In Nahuatl language means Coyote that fasts. It is the name of a Texcoco monarch in ancient Mexico. It was Chichimeca and military ally of the Mexicas.

  
fanerógamas
  33

Plural of fanerógama . Plants that produce seeds. They are also called spermatophytes (technically Spermatophyta).

  
betervava
  20

It is one of the common names that receives beetroot, it also receives the names of colored chard, field chard, red turnip, betarava, betarraga, beterraga, beetroot, white chard, belanded, beteraba. Its scientific name is Beta vulgaris and belongs to the Amaranthaceae family.

  
móvil
  58

It means you can move. Structure made with various figures that hangs on top of a crib to distract a baby. In Colombia is also a way to call cell phones or surveillance vehicles (police or private surveillance), patrol.

  
mega
  46

In Bogota, Colombia, it's the name of a station.

  
aclimatan
  11

It is an inflection of acclimatizing or acclimatizing. It means adapting to the climate of a new environment for a living being.

  
toñuces
  17

It's the plural of toñuz. It is the name of a shrub plant that is also called chingoyo or chilca. Its scientific name is Pluchea chingoyo and belongs to the family Asteraceae.

  
nordo
  18

It's a Esperanto language word that means North.

  
aclínico
  17

It means no tilt. In geography it is a place where magnetic inclination is null.

  
acariciará
  18

It's a petting inflection. It means rubbing, pampering, pampering, sobar. Figuratively it is to desire, to wait, to imagine, to get excited, to be very close to something.

  
desdeñosa
  42

It means lady or person who snubs others. That makes a disdain or that belittles others. Indifferent, arrogant. highness, pride, offensive, derogatory.

  
mangelis
  17

It is a surname and also a parts brand for computers. It is also a reference for computer consoles.

  
desmenuzadas
  15

It's a crumbling inflection. It means chopping, tearing or splitting with your hands. Turn or break something into very small pieces.

  
vitores
  36

The correct term is cheers with tilde. They're screaming ovation or cheering someone. It means ovations, cheers, exaltations, screams, live.

  
zuleyca
  13

It is a woman's name of Arabic origin and means the one who is robust (of generous meats). There are Zulaika and Zulaica variants. Many also write it with S.

  
cascorbo
  48

The correct term is cascorvo. It means he's got corva or arched legs. In Colombia we also say gareto. Animal with corva legs.

  






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