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Spanish Open dictionary by Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz



Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz
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pescozón
  26

A pescozón is a blow that occurs in the neck or chest with fists or with an open hand.

  
parasitosis
  16

Parasitic diseases: ( f. ) 1. diseases caused by parasites. 2 invasion of parasites.

  
isela
  74

Isela: Name own feminine that he is believed to be of German origin. In Spanish it could have derived from the name Gisela. Variants: Issel, Issel-Issel. The majority of women with those names are original, intelligent and faithful.

  
mancomunadamente
  22

Together: ( Advisor. ) Jointly. Refers to what is done when two or more people agree.

  
nepalí
  22

Nepali: 1 - belonging to Nepal. 2 person born in Nepal. 3. language spoken in Nepal.

  
viuda de pescado
  44

The widow of fish is a typical dish from Colombia. Preparation: It is to cook the fish with cassava, yams, plantain and banana yellow; all of this coupled with other ingredients. In rural areas they have a big table or Inn, covered with banana leaves and on these serve the fish with the other provisions.

  
esposas
  20

Handles of iron that is subjected to prisoners by wrists.

  
consulesa
  21

Consulesa: f. woman who in a country serves as the consul. In this order of ideas, we can say the consul or the Consulesa.

  
un ejemplo de desmesurado
  58

Desmesurado: Excessive, exaggerated. Example: " Electric power service users are surprised by the excessive increase who presented such a service this month ".

  
curucutear
  23

Curucutear: vb. ( colloquial ) Review, squint, or rummage inside a suitcase, a handbag or a drawer, trying to find something.

  
caraotas
  38

In Venezuela it is known as beans to black or white beads which are a kind of beans, of larger than normal bean. In Chile they are known as beans and in Colombia as Zaragoza. 34 song; the blonde and the brunette " the Venezuelan singer Cheo García says: "... because having rice with chicken no hay quien eat beans... "

  
cita de control
  12

In medicine, a follow-up appointment, also called follow-up appointment, is a medical appointment in which the doctor evaluates progress or improvement of any particular disease.

  
piercing
  23

Piercing is a word of English which in Spanish translates: drilling. Piercing: 1 - drilling that will make some people in some parts of the body, primarily in the ears for placing in them earrings, piercings or other beads. 2. small gadget or metallic beading which some people are inserted into these holes. In Colombia there is a popular maxim: " The man who is left to pierce the ears leaves is drill 34 else;.

  
pircin
  18

Pircin: Form castellanizada from the English word piercing.

  
campesinado
  39

Peasantry: Group or set of peasants.

  
encontronazo
  42

Encounter: m. 1 - shock, encontron. 2 confrontation, disputed.

  
pisco
  34

In the departments of Santander and Norte de Santander, in Colombia, this word is used in a somewhat derogatory manner to refer to a man that is not known or not to say his name: " Ole, hand, tell that pisco that you rush, that we are going to arrive late ".

  
chemo del solar
  15

José Guillermo of the Solar Alvarez, better known as Chemo del Solar, is a Peruvian ex-footballer; He participated in several eliminatory World Cup with the national team of his country.

  
pelao roto
  68

In Colombia, in the colloquial language, it says " broken pelao " that everyone be as emos and the gomelos, use earrings, piencings, outlandish haircuts, and therefore presents an appearance and a series of strange behavior.

  
pisco
  69

In the departments of Santander and Norte de Santander, in Colombia, this word is used in a somewhat derogatory manner to refer to a man that is not known or not to say his name: " Ole, hand, tell that pisco that you rush, that we are going to arrive late ".

  






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