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	226604	6
Queries by meaning	29	17
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carburador: Carburetor: m. (MEC. ) Part of spark-ignition occurs where the carburation.
fetoscopio: A fetoscope is a fine medical instrument, using transabdominal lighting with fiber optics, that allows direct visualization of the fetus.
comisionante: comisionante is incorrectly written and it should be written as "broker" being its meaning:
Broker: A person who sells products and goods in Exchange for a Commission.
jr: Jr is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Jr." being its meaning:
Jr.: Abbreviation for junior, Word of English pronounce yunior, which translates to Spanish Youth, juvenile, minor. This word is used mainly in English-speaking countries and in some countries in Central and South America, to distinguish the son of the father when both carry the same name. Example: If the father is called Juan-Carlos Torres, and placed his son the same name, i.e., Juan Carlos, to the latter, to distinguish it from the father they will call him on their families and friends, Juan Carlos Torres Junior, or Juan Carlos Junior.
agua aromática: An aromatic water is a beverage that is prepared with herbs or aromatic plants such as Melissa or peppermint, which is usually taken in the morning instead of coffee or red wine.
doblegarse: Bowing: yielding to any claim of another person, giving up.
revolución de julio: Revolutionary movement causing on 27, 28 and 29 July 1830 in Paris the fall of the regime of Carlos X.
autoexamen de mamas: Breast self-exam or a breast self-examination is a check that a woman is at home, in order to find any changes or problems in the breast tissue. Breast self-exam is an easy way to detect breast problems from benign tumors and breast cancer. To perform this self-examination, women must follow a few steps you need to know before, so it is necessary to first consult your doctor or go to the entity of health where he received medical attention.
traspie: setback is incorrectly written, and should be written as "setback" as meaning:
Setback: m. slip, stumble.
interjecciones que se usan como salutación: Are interjections used as greeting: Hello, what was there?, what more?, what?, do you have?, what?, how you going?, how you been gone?, tell me!, what accounts?
¿que hubo pues?: That were there then?: ( normally it says " quiubo as? " ). It is a widely used expression as greeting, in the region of paisa, in Colombia.
metopa: Metope: f. (ARQ. ) Space which mediates between two triglyphs in a Doric frieze.
profesional de la medicina: A medical professional is a doctor.
moni: Moni: Monita. It is affectionate to refer to a blonde girl. In this sense moni used as a diminutive of mona.
machito: Machito: Apelativo which was known musician and Cuban singer Francisco Raúl Gutiérrez Grillo.
pelao: In Colombia and elsewhere in South America a pelao is a boy, a teenager.
sinónimo de fama: The synonym of Fame's reputation; and the definition of reputation is: positive opinion that many people have about a person or thing by his good qualities.
el pelado díaz: Ramon Angel Diaz, better known as " the bare " or " pelao " Diaz is an Argentine ex-footballer who currently works as a technician. He has been player and technician of the River Plate team on several occasions.
marga: Marga: Affectionate treatment for female name Margaret.
márgara: Margara or Margara: affectionate treatment that gives the girls name Margarita. Another variant used to call Margarita is Marl.