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	223677	6
Queries by meaning	28	17
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capuchino: Cappuccino : 1- Spanish form of the Italian word cappuccino . 2- Name given to a latte drink, which is characterized by being creamier than the regular latte drink.
mujer soldado: She is a woman who serves in the Army. She is also sometimes called "the soldier" or "the soldier".
grandilocuente: Grandiloquent : ( adj . ) Who speaks or writes grandiloquently.
del gordo: Del Gordo is a surname of Spanish origin.
agridulce: It has a mixture of sour and sweet.
candanga: @chavezcandanga was the name given by the late president of Venezuela Hugo Chávez to his account on the social network Twitter (now X).
salchipapería: A salchipapería is a commercial place where they prepare and sell salchipapas.
bailador: Dancer : ( and dancer ) A person who dances .
violento: El Violento is the title of an album by the Colombian group Fruko y sus Tesos.
estrellas en 45: ESTRELLAS EN 45 , is the name of a song that compiles fragments of different themes of the musical genre known as "disco". In other words, STARS AT 45 is a musical mosaic of that genre, and was widely heard in 1981 and early 1982. Paradoxically, this musical mosaic was released on vinyl record recorded in 33 R. P . M .
calabacitas: Calabacitas Tiernas was the name of a Mexican film, directed by Gilberto Martinez Solars, and starring Germán Valdés "Tin Tan" and Rosita Quintana.
aritmética: Arithmetic is the branch of mathematics that deals with the study of numbers and the basic operations done with them: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
tutorial de baile: It is a tutorial in which you are taught to dance all kinds of music or some type of music. This expression in English translates to : dance tutorial.
requintista: A musician who plays the requinto in a musical group.
diómer: Diómer is a masculine given name of Spanish origin.
picatodo: It's a small electric kitchen machine; As its name suggests, it is used to chop or crush everything, especially vegetables, meats (chicken, beef, pork, lamb, etc.). )
caray: Hell! , is an interjection that denotes strangeness, surprise, admiration, or disgust.
ciudad vieja: The Old City is the area of the Old City where the most important religious sites such as the Western Wall and the Holy Sepulchre, among others, are located.
sahumar: 1- Burn one or more aromatic substances to purify a place, or to make it smell good. 2- Perfume somewhere with aromatic smoke.
iscariote: Iscariot is a surname of unknown origin. This surname, which is actually uncommon, is mentioned in the Bible. It is the surname given to a character who became infamous for having betrayed Jesus, according to the account recorded in Matthew 26:14-16.