Spanish Open dictionary by Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz

Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz
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	Value	Position
Position	6	6
Accepted meanings	7870	6
Obtained votes	69	5
Votes by meaning	0.01	17
Inquiries	223626	6
Queries by meaning	28	17
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bóxer: Boxer is the name given to a breed of dog of English origin, whose specimens are similar to a bulldog.
cuidapalos: In soccer, the goalkeeper is known as a goalkeeper guard. It is given this name because the goal is made up of a fence and three sticks or posts: one horizontal and two vertical.
chicas alegres: In the legendary western United States, the girls who served customers at amusement sites called saloons were known as "merry girls."
galáctico: Galactic : ( and galactic ) 1- Pertaining to or relating to the Milky Way. 2- The "Galacticos", as some players of the Real Madrid football team were called, among them Luis Figo, Ronaldo and David Beckham.
kimosabi: Kimosabi was the nickname used by Toro to call or refer to his friend and inseparable companion THE Lone Ranger in the television series of the same name. Precisely, the word "kimosabi" was translated by Toro as "good friend".
nove: Nove, is a term of Portuguese origin that in Spanish translates : nine.
nazismo: Nazism: (masculine noun) The doctrine of the dominant group in Germany from 1933 (Adolf Hitler's rise to power) to 1945, which held the superiority of the Aryan race over all others.
columbo: Columbo was the last name of a detective in the secret homicide division of the Los Angeles Police Department in the television series Columbo.
velocímetro: An electronic device that indicates the speed of travel in a vehicle.
colosó: Colosó is a town and municipality in the Sucre Department, Colombia. Its main economic activities are agriculture and livestock.
el heraldo: 1- El Heraldo is a Colombian newspaper published in the city of Barranquilla (Colombia). 2- El Heraldo de México, is a newspaper published in Mexico City, Mexico. The Miami Herald is a newspaper published in Miami, USA.
eilyn: Eilyn is a feminine given name of Hebrew origin. In Spanish it is very common along with the name Helen.
peso cubano: Peso, is the name of the monetary unit of Cuba. It is called the Cuban peso to differentiate it from the Colombian peso, the Mexican peso, and the Chilean peso. Its symbol is $ .
pra: Pra is the onomatopoeia that imitates the sound produced by a blow or by the fall of an object from a medium or high height.
carrotanque: A tank car is a vehicle that is used to transport liquids, especially water, milk, etc.
vinil: Vinyl is the material used to make the two small antennas carried by El Chapulín Colorado and located on the top of its head. These antennas emit characteristic vibrations and sounds that alert El Chapulín Colorado to risky situations that could endanger his physical integrity, and even his life.
monocilíndrico: A single-cylinder engine is an internal combustion engine provided with a single cylinder.
arthur: Arthur, is a masculine given name believed to be of English origin. In Spanish it is equivalent to Arthur.
cagarla: In colloquial language, to make a mistake, to muddy it.
matonsísimo: Matonsísimo Kid is the alias by which an Old West bandit was known, in the television series El Chapulín Colorado. He was portrayed by Carlos Villagrán.