Spanish Open dictionary by Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz

Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz
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	Value	Position
Position	6	6
Accepted meanings	7870	6
Obtained votes	69	5
Votes by meaning	0.01	17
Inquiries	223621	6
Queries by meaning	28	17
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domingo de ramos: Palm Sunday is the Sunday which commemorates the triumphal entry of Jesús from Nazareth to Jerusalem, acclaimed by a large crowd, a few days before his arrest, passion, death and resurrection. Palm Sunday begins Holy week.
batisfera: Bathysphere: f. artifact used to carry out underwater exploration at great depth. It was designed in 1931 by W. Beebe, it consists of a steel sphere suspended in the water by means of a cable and windows of quartz for the observation from the inside. A line allowed his crew communication with the ship that accompanied it. It has been replaced by the Bathyscaphe.
bonguero: bonguero is incorrectly written and it should be written as "bongosero" being its meaning:
Bonguero is incorrectly written, correct writing is " 34 bongosero. The bongosero is the musician who plays the bongos in a musical group. The bongo is specially used in the musical groups that interpret the musical rhythm known as " 34 sauce;
conexión wi-fi: WI-FI stands for Wireless Fidelity, which means wireless fidelity. It is a set of networks that does not require wires and works based on certain rules and agreements previously established. Enabled with wi-fi, as electronic devices: a PC, a laptop, a smartphone, a games console, a player of digital audio, etc., can connect to the Internet through this network.
pc: A PC is a personal computer. Synonyms: Computer, computer, computer, processor, desktop computer, desktop computer. In English: personal computer.
nugget: Nugget: ( 41 English term; It is a food consisting of a paste of chicken which is coated with a batter or breadcrumbs, first cooked then frying it in oil; also you can bake.
the coca cola company: The Coca Cola Company is a multinational company dedicated to the development and distribution of drinks, with headquarters in Atlanta (41 Georgia; being its main product coca-cola.
sinónimos de patrón: Employer, employer, employer, payer, Chief.
melanyç: melanyc is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Melany" being its meaning:
Melany: (In Spanish 41 Melani; Female name of Latin origin, which can be derived from Melania, Melina, Melanie or Milani. It is emotional, perceptual, expressive, natural and talented.
llantera: Llantero, ra: person who works in a llantería and that is dedicated especially to repair punctures of tires and wheels.
folklore: Folklore: Word of English origin adapted to the Spanish as " 34 folklore; but it can also appear written as " 34 folklore; is the set of beliefs, practices, legends, crafts, music, stories and dances that are traditional of a people or a culture.
clavo en chile y argentina: In Chile and Argentina is called " nail " to that article that does not sell or trade that has very little demand in the public.
yellowstone: Yellowstone: River us. UU. Born in the National Park of the same name, in the State of Wyoming, and drains into the Missouri. Its course is 1600 Km
puñaleta: Punaleta: f. weapon of steel, smaller than the dagger, short, sharp blade, which only hurts with the tip.
cleofás: Cleophas: Disciple of Jesus, this appeared after his resurrection way to Emmaus. Mentioned you a single time in the New Testament.
clerigo: cleric is incorrectly written, and should be written as "clergyman" being its meaning:
Cleric: In the Catholic religion, 1 - man who makes part of the clergy for having received Holy orders. 2. the one with the first tonsure.
que es aguarrás: It's turpentine is incorrectly written and should be written as "what is turpentine?" being its meaning:
Turpentine is a volatile essence of turpentine which is used as a solvent in paints and varnishes.
cleopatra: Cleopatra: Queen of Egypt (Alexandria 69 - id. 30 before Christ ). Intelligent and ambitious; Julio Cesar is attracted to rid himself of his brother Tolomeo XIV and gain absolute power. The death of César became mistress of Mark Anthony, attracted him to their cause and their allied fleets were defeated by Octavio. Cleopatra was regarded by the Greeks a skillful felatriz, so called it " the mouth for ten thousand men ".
hombre solo: Is known as a single man with a tool similar to a clip, but larger than this, and is used by electricians, plumbers, etc.
rey midas: King Midas: He was a King of Phrygia who ruled in the period between the 740 and 696 a. of c., approximately. According to the legend, King Midas turned into gold everything he touched.