Spanish Open dictionary by Angelo Osorio

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Position	105	105
Accepted meanings	13	105
Obtained votes	0	5017
Votes by meaning	0	5642
Inquiries	889	101
Queries by meaning	68	5642
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cobijarte: shelter you is incorrectly written and it should be written as "Shelter you or acobijar you" being its meaning:
Shelter you or acobijar you in Colombia and in several South American countries means to completely cover the body with a blanket or blanket. So it means that it is protected by a rule or law that is general and should therefore also be applied to all people.
sacar el pecho: Remove chest or take chest is an expression which denotes pride, whether by a goal or achievement on a personal level or someone very close to one, which indicates a value and immeasurable joy that feels like the heart and the soul agrandaran the chest because of the emotion of that moment.
cumita: Cumita in some countries of South America is a person of low social class and ill repute, as well as aggressive, violent or vulgar.
caranga: Caranga ( stool ) and therefore in some parts of Colombia has a derogatory meaning, referring to a person totally negligible and ruin.
katzar: Katzar is a Hebrew word meaning festival, show or something that represents joy as in the case of the expression "Teatron Ha katzar " (Festival Teatro Breve )
escaquear: Copout means go unnoticed by not wanting to do something or evading a task or responsibility without which no one is aware of this with full awareness of this Act.
hetaira: Prostitute, Greek or courtesan, who could possess a high cultural level.
trompón: Person with an exaggeratedly large mouth and makes allusion to the Horn or snout of animals, as this stands out from all the other.
bembón: Person with excessively thick lips and even has a prominent jaw. Bembón might be trompòn sinònimo
tumbaga: Widely used by the Colombian indigenous alloy of gold and bronze for his handmade articles, which tricked many conquistadors by its close resemblance to the precious metal.
yerbatero: In Colombia, person with some knowledge of the properties of the plants and that is dedicated to sell these for the purpose of cure, healing or damage including is told herbalist as a derogatory way to a very bad doctor in his career.
parcero: Friend, companion of a lifetime or that you can count with the at any time.
cumbanbon: Person with a prominent or large jaw.