Spanish Open dictionary by Henry Medina Valderrama

Henry Medina Valderrama
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	Value	Position
Position	36	36
Accepted meanings	78	36
Obtained votes	2	49
Votes by meaning	0.03	4085
Inquiries	3222	35
Queries by meaning	41	4085
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¡la puta!: Typical way to exclaim in some southern South American countries, such as Argentina and Chile. Some synonyms, words or similar expressions may be sheath! , what a horror! , what a scare!
íntimos: How to identify what only belongs to one belongs and matters.
sin rumbo: This saying is generally used to identify a person or object, when it does not have a pathed, defined, destination when it is deprogrammed. It is also said of a jewel, that when applying a cleanser does not loose course or black spots that are reflected in the bayetilla with which it rubs.
amigos del alma: How to identify endearing friends, who have so much affinity that they reflect their feelings with the value of the soul.
que es un proceso: A process is a series of steps that must be precisely accomplished to achieve a final result of something. Each internal step that is given consistently and logically is called a procedure. In other words, the Process is the general one and the procedure is the accessory.
coptado: Action and effect of Coptar, vote or choose The positions of an assembly.
no perdonar ni una más: It's getting to the limit of forgiveness.
zanjones: Male gender to identify large, deep ditches or gaps where water runs.
seguro de alambre: Argolla of wire with which the closing of a door is secured, usually on the edge of farms.
por el morro: Act on or on the sides of a lump that is on the ground, in an animal or in a person.
transpolado: Tell yourself about transport, travel, routes or trajectories passing through or near a land pole.
glugluteante: It identifies or has the shape of the sound emitted by a turkey. or pisco as it is called in some South American countries.
sobresaliente etc: It stands out and has other connotations that distinguish it
cuyayo: Said with Quechua roots to identify a leader who stands out without being the chief.
algarete: Such a typical Caribbean, which results in uncontrolled, unbridled or unbridled actions
lenguaje coloquial: Colloquial refers to the popular language, which is expressed in a group of trusted friends, without so much eloquence and easy to understand.
scholasticus: Scholasticus, Latin term meaning school, and became a medieval philosophical current that sought to integrate reason with faith but, always placing faith above reason.
refundir: Refund: Mistray