Spanish Open dictionary by Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz

Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz
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	Value	Position
Position	6	6
Accepted meanings	7885	6
Obtained votes	69	5
Votes by meaning	0.01	17
Inquiries	226508	6
Queries by meaning	29	17
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erección nocturna: Nocturnal erection, also called automatic erection or spontaneous erection is a male erection occurring during sleep. Every healthy man, from childhood and up to about 70 years, experiences these erections at night while you sleep. They are called spontaneous or automatic erections because they occur without any kind of stimulation.
belkis concepción: Belkis Concepcion: Director of the Dominican musical group Las Chicas del Can, merenguera musical group integrated by women, which was only founded and sponsored by singer and trumpeter Wilfrido Vargas, back in the Decade of the 80s.
belkis concepción: Belkis Concepcion: Director of the Dominican musical group Las Chicas del Can, merenguera musical group integrated by women, which was only founded and sponsored by singer and trumpeter Wilfrido Vargas, back in the 80's.
cartón de bachiller: It was the colloquial name given to the document which credited the successful completion of the basic school, also known as high school.
boutique: Boutique: 40 French word; in Spanish is normally pronounced " butik " ). A boutique is a commercial establishment that sells fashion clothing and luxury goods.
denudar: Denuding: vb. ( not to be confused with Strip ). Cause a geological agent external erosion or loosening of the outermost part of the Earth's crust.
bumangués: Bumangues and bumanguesa is the adjective for people born in Bucaramanga, Department of Santander in Colombia.
bucaro: bucaro is incorrectly written, and should be written as "vase" being its meaning:
Bucaro, ra: adj. synonymous with bumangues, person born in Bucaramanga, Department of Santander in Colombia.
raponazo: Crimen: m. form of theft in which a raponero or thief starts something just flip to the victim and runs at full speed.
contraflujo: Backflow: m. a liquid in a direction opposite to the normal flow.
a contramano: Away to the customary or established or prescribed by the transit authority. Synonym: At cross purposes.
contravía: contravía is incorrectly written, and should be written as "at cross purposes" being its meaning:
At cross purposes: an expression that means in the opposite direction to the customary or prescribed by the transit authority. This expression is a synonym of a contramano.
burgueño: Burgueño, na: ( adj. ) 1 person born in the municipality of Burgos in Spain. 2. it is said of that which is relative or belonging to the municipality: burguena culture, gastronomy, burguena, burgueño heat.
lluvia de sobres: A practice that has become fashionable, in which the hosts of parties and celebrations ask guests carrying an envelope, within which he must deposit a certain amount of money instead of gifts. This modality was originally created for those marriages where the bride and groom, after getting married were going to file outside your city or country, which made sense because a fret of gifts would be very cumbersome, therefore on invitation cards stood watching " envelopes 34 rain;.
videotape: Videotape: ( pronounced videoteip ) A videotape, also called video-cinta, VCRs or video tape, is a device that records video images accompanied by sound, on a magnetic tape.
totonaca: Totonaca: (Adjective ) Individual of an indigenous group that lived in the State of Veracruz, in Mexico, and whose language is spoken even today.
ovogénesis: Oogenesis: f. (Biol. ) Process of formation of the egg or female gametes from a germ cell of the ovary.
alquiler de niños: It is a practice that is becoming common, in which some people living in humble or marginalized neighborhoods, rented to their children, preferably with a disability, another avivato will use them to ask for alms on public roads, in shopping malls, residential areas and even in urban transport buses.
yomaira es un nombre italiano: Yomaira name is obviously not of Italian origin, it is a female name believed that is of Spanish origin, and that it could have derived from Maira, Omaira or Mary. Is good in the game but poor in love; talented, affectionate and intelligent.
concubina: Concubine: f. woman living who cohabits with a man as if this was her husband.