Spanish Open dictionary by Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz

Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz
7895

	Value	Position
Position	6	6
Accepted meanings	7895	6
Obtained votes	94	5
Votes by meaning	0.01	17
Inquiries	230311	6
Queries by meaning	29	17
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"Statistics updated on 5/17/2024 9:41:58 PM"

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machetazo: Machete . ( masculine noun ) 1- Blow given with a machete . 2- Wound produced with a machete.
musicalizar: Put music to the lyrics of a song, a text, a work, a movie, etc.
cuento chimbo: In popular jargon a chimbo tale is a lie, a fallacy.
voltearse: Flipping ( v . pronominal. ) 1- Turn someone around. 2- Overturn a vehicle. 3- Change someone of orientation, either political orientation or sexual orientation.
plan c: It is called "Plan C" to the alternative plan to follow in case plans A and B fail or are aborted by some unforeseen event.
plan d: Actually, the "Plan D" may not exist, otherwise it could be defined as: Alternative plan to follow in case plans A, B and C fail or are aborted by some unforeseen event.
quibdoseño: Quibdoseño (and Quibdoseña). Person born in the city of Quibdó in the department of Chocó, in Colombia.
puerta a puerta: 1- The door-to-door service is that service in which a product or article is collected by the transport company at the door of the commercial establishment in charge of the sale, and delivered at the door of the buyer's home. 2- It is a transport service, sometimes informal, in which the passenger is picked up at the door of his home and left at the door of the place of destination.
decimoquinto: It occupies position fifteen in an ordered series of elements.
¡vaya!: It is an interjection that is used to scare away dogs.
arauquita: Arauquita is a town and municipality in the Arauca Department, Colombia. Its main economic activities are livestock and agriculture.
yes: Yes (some people pronounce it "yes" and others pronounce it "yas", it is an English word that in Spanish translates : yes.
am: AM, stands for before meridian (before noon).
mn: M . N . , stands for midnight.
espantabrujas: In some provinces of Spain they call "scarecrow" a small bouquet made of olive or other plants, which has been blessed by a priest on Palm Sunday, and that placed behind the front door of a house serves, supposedly, to scare away or scare away witches.
ido: Gone: Distracted, who does not pay attention to what is happening around him.
jeep: A jeep is a small off-road vehicle manufactured by the American automobile company Willys-Overland Motors. He was also known as Jeep Willys.
da silva: Da Silva is a surname of Portuguese origin. It may have given rise to the surname of Spanish origin Silva.
idiotizar: Become idiot, dumb down.
dieciséis: Sixteen or also ten and six (16), is the number that follows in its order to fifteen (15) and precedes seventeen (17).