Spanish Open dictionary by Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz

Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz
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	Value	Position
Position	6	6
Accepted meanings	7896	6
Obtained votes	94	5
Votes by meaning	0.01	17
Inquiries	232247	6
Queries by meaning	29	17
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catarí: Qatari, is the demonym of people born in Qatar, a country in Asia.
tercer mundo: Set of countries less developed economically and socially.
tercer mundo: Set of countries less developed economically and socially.
contigo: Contigo : Second person personal pronoun; next to you .
máquina electrónica: An ATM, also called an electronic ATM, and better known in Venezuela as electronic machine or simply "machine", is a medium-sized electronic device, which by means of a plastic card and a key or code allows customers to perform some financial operations such as withdrawals, consignments, payments, etc.
vallecaucano: Vallecaucano ( na ) . 1- Person born in the department of Valle del Cauca in Colombia. 2- Belonging or related to this department of Colombia.
copa mundial: The World Cup, also known as the World Cup or simply World Cup, is the main official international men's football tournament in the world, organized by the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA).
litio: Lithium is an alkaline chemical element, rapidly oxidizing in air or water. Its symbol is Li.
endulzar: Sweeten. ( v . Tr. ) Make something sweet.
adoquinar: Pave. ( v . Tr. ) . Covering or paving the floor of a street or road with cobblestones.
nike: Nike (pronounced naik) is an American multinational company engaged in the design, manufacture and marketing of sports equipment, especially clothing and footwear.
enloquecer: Madden. ( v . Tr. ) Go crazy, lose your mind. The word madness is sometimes used in a literal sense, and sometimes in a figurative sense.
los e u: In popular slang, they use the expression "Los E U" to refer to the United States of America. Another expression widely used in this jargon to refer to the United States is: "La Yunái".
espantapájaros: A scarecrow is a human-looking doll, which as its name suggests serves to scare away birds that threaten crops on farms, plots, conucos, etc.
david: David, is a masculine given name that in English is pronounced "Deivid" and in Spanish it is pronounced and written "David". It should be clarified that in Spanish there are also two Castilian forms of this name: "Deivi" and "Deivid".
cable tv: Cable TV, is an English expression that translates in Spanish : cable television.
remachar: Rivet. ( v . Tr. ) Crush the tip or head of a nailed nail for firmness.
insinuante: That insinuates , that implies something indicating slightly ,
amigote: Crony. 1- Augmentative of friend. 2- This word is widely used in a derogatory way to refer to those friends or companions of adventures and francachelas of some characters such as politicians, public officials, etc.
armas: Weapons. 1- It is a surname of Spanish origin. 2- Plural of weapon. A weapon is a tool that is used for defense and attack.