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Spanish Open dictionary by Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz



Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz
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Queries by meaning2917
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manicure
  41

Manicure: Beautification and care of hands and nails them. Manicure comes from the Latin words peanut ( hand ) and cure ( care 41. Synonym: manicure.

  
pedicure
  37

Pedicure: (Latin word ) Care of the feet and nails of these and embellishment.

  
sancho panza
  9

Squire to Don Quixote; It is the type of rough and interested labriego, whose realism contrasts with the idealism of his master.

  
sinovial
  24

Synovial: adj. 1. relative to the synovium. 2 Jesus said are membrane enclosed SAC that covers and protects the surfaces of the bones joint. It contained inside the synovial fluid.

  
cuevas de grimaldi
  13

Set of caves of Ventimiglia ( 41 Italy; where in 1902 appeared remains of a prehistoric man ( 41 Grimaldi man;.

  
grill-room
  25

Grill-Room: (English-speaking ) Usually located in the basement of a hotel, and restaurant equipped with a grill where roasted meat in view of customers.

  
salsero
  32

Salsa, ra: adj. follower of musical rhythm known as " 34 sauce;

  
huevoduro
  11

Huevoduro: Character of the comic book known as Condorito. Huevoduro was a friend of Condorito, white skin and oval and shaved head, like an egg, by this last detail was known by that name. Huevoduro used to accompany Condorito in their adventures, especially when they wanted to harass or intimidate to Pepe Cortisona, who was the rival of condorito.

  
pop music
  17

English expression which in Spanish translates " 34 pop music;

  
coloquial de tener un encuentro sexual
  13

Colloquial having a meeting or sexual contact is " take a powder ".

  
la kaaba
  15

Religious building in Mecca, in cubic form, which venerates the " 34 black stone; It is the shrine of Islam.

  
lipoides
  15

Lipoid: Pl. (Quim. ) Group of chemically heterogeneous organic substances, but all of them with physical properties similar to the fats: look greasy, not water-soluble, but soluble in ether, chloroform, and benzene, etc.

  
bravuconada
  21

Bravuconada: 1 - swagger, bravado, valentonada. 2 ferocity, ferocity. 3. anger, anger.

  
auto de detención
  11

In the Colombian criminal justice system, the detention order was a legal figure that was replaced by the measure of assurance, which is nothing more than a sentence whereby a judge ordered the detention of a defendant in prison Center.

  
imputado
  43

Imputed, da: person who is undergoing a criminal trial for having committed one or more crimes. Synonyms: Indicted, indicted, accused, home, processed, reo.

  
bocatto di cardinale
  752

Expression of Italian origin which refers to something that is extremely delicious, very good, spectacular.

  
panties
  34

Panties: (Plural ) m. and f. A pantie, pantyhose or panty, also known as thong or braga, is a female sensual inner garment. It is a noun, masculine and feminine, so it is common to say: panty hose, or the panty. You can also be pronounced in singular or in plural: panty hose, the tights or the tights.

  
licion
  22

licion is incorrectly written, and should be written as "lotion" being its meaning:
Lotion: f. 1 - product for skin or hair care. 2. soft perfume.

  
conductor de taxi
  14

Taxi driver: expression of Spanish origin which in English translates to " taxi driver ". Synonym: taxi driver.

  
profesional del volante
  21

A steering wheel professional is a person who drives a motor vehicle, may be a truck, tractor, semi bus, bus, buseton, minibus, van, van, taxi, dump truck, private automobile, etc., and therefore earn a salary.

  






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