Spanish Open dictionary by Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz

Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz
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	Value	Position
Position	6	6
Accepted meanings	7880	6
Obtained votes	69	5
Votes by meaning	0.01	17
Inquiries	225793	6
Queries by meaning	29	17
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sudanés: Sudanese (and Sudanese). 1- Person born in Sudan. 2- Belonging or related to this African country.
paciente obeso: It is that patient who suffers from obesity or morbid obesity.
macron: Emmanuel Macron is the name of the current President of the Republic of France. His full name is Emmanuel Jean-Michel Frédéric Macron .
time: Time . ( pronounced taem ) 1- It is an English word that in Spanish translates: time. 2- Time, is the name of a magazine that is published weekly in the United States of America.
mejoramiento: Change or progress of something that is in precarious conditions towards an optimal or better state.
tercero: 1- Third, is a masculine given name of Spanish origin. 2- That follows immediately in order to the second and precedes the fourth.
arcángel del dinero: In Colombia, Julio Pérez, known as "The Archangel of Money" is a youtuber who has become famous for making different runs in which he is dedicated to giving away money in large amounts, sometimes throwing said money to the scuffle.
mejoramiento: Change or progress of something is in precarious conditions towards an optimal or better state.
once caldas: Once Caldas is a Colombian football club, based in the city of Manizales (Caldas). This sports club was once called Cristal de Caldas.
servicio secreto: 1- The United States Secret Service (in English United States Secret Service) is a federal agency of the United States of America, which is responsible for everything that has to do with criminal investigations and with the security and protection of some personalities, including the President of that country. 2- Secret Service (Secret Service) was the name of a musical group of Swedish origin, very popular in the 80's. He played mainly disco and pop music.
elegantizar: Give elegance to something or someone.
miércoles santo: In the Catholic religion, Holy Wednesday is the day of Holy Week much remembered because it was the day when Judas Iscariot agreed with the chief priests of the Temple of Jerusalem to deliver Jesus in exchange for 30 pieces of silver. That betrayal was consummated late at night on Mount Gethsemane, where with a kiss to Jesus, Judas indicated to the captors that this was the man they should arrest. That episode is known as "The Kiss of Judas." At that moment, while Jesus was being arrested, he uttered the following statement: "Judas, with a kiss you give up the son of man."
trump jr: Donald Trump Jr. is the name of the eldest son of the former president of the United States of America, Donald Trump.
monica: The name Monica, without tilde, does exist. It is Monica's English adaptation, and is widely used in U. S. To. In fact, there is a well-remembered political event, starring Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky, which at the time was known as the Clinton-Lewinsky scandal.
vibromasajeador: In medicine, a vibromassager is an electrical device that is used in physiotherapy to, through massage, reduce or cure the muscle tension that some people may suffer, especially in the neck and shoulders.
silver: Silver. 1- Shortening of the proper name of Latin origin Sylvester. 2- Shortening of the proper name of Spanish origin Silvestre. 3- Silver was a brand of radio recorders and radios, very popular in the decades 70s and 80s.
nube de algodón: The cotton cloud, also called cotton candy is a treat formed by a series of threads of melted sugar, which resemble a cotton ball, and which are entangled around a stick.
radiograbadora: A radio recorder is an electronic device equipped with a radio receiver and one or two cassette units. Synonym : radiocassette .
cochinito: 1- Diminutive of pig. 2- Small pig.
noquear: Knock. 1- Leaving someone out of combat, leaving them unconscious or very hurt. 2- In popular jargon, leave something or someone very affected. Example: "Covid-19 knocked out many people."