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Spanish Open dictionary by Francisco Javier Gómez Mandujano



Francisco Javier Gómez Mandujano
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galeote
  34

GALEOTE-was the name given to the slaves in the 18th century paddled in the galleys of the Galleons were ships transporting mainly of the Peru and Mexico gold and silver at Spain. Currently called so to people who do work on human.

  
diletante
  34

DILETTANTE- Or as say Italians DILETTANTE are told thus persons passionate for art that followed, but they do not profess. They are those amateurs who delight in the art but create you conform to enjoy it.

  
bricolaje
  44

DO-it-yourself or DIY-are small arrangements made at home by their own family that is found. In the center of the Mexican Republic used to say: escombrar. So called the trivialities or minor repairs carried out in households generally by the father of family.

  
rúbrica
  47

RÚBRICA.-it is a red sign which is in some ways to distinguish them from others. The word rubric comes from the gemstone called Ruby and its red color. Although some people consider that heading is actually a synonym for signature, to sign a document only use one or two features that make up our firm.

  
rubia
  60

BLONDE-Formerly when is by reference to the word blonde hair was aludia to the woman who has red hair ( reds ) well certainly it is related to the color of Ruby that is red. Hence rubiola, blush, blush, and even heading which is a red sign which is something to distinguish it from others. However, perhaps a partír de television commercials that invited to drink beer beside a "... blonde category... " that showed a woman with yellow hair. People began to change his conception of this word for the current ( blonde = güera ).

  
pelona
  75

PELONA-pelona or most originally to refer to persons who had long hair. A partír de the revolutionary era people of the village was called to the soldiers who used the cutting of hair to short Cap: hairless. Currently this is the meaning we give to people who don't have hair. There is even popular verse that says: "Pelon pelonete morning you burn as pimp ".

  
pancoupe
  32

PANCOUPE.-In the architecture is the flat part of a corner. It is the flat auction that have some constructions that instead of killing in a vertex conclude in a pancoupé, usually set in an urban system. The flat corner serves as a security zone, i.e. addresses so that there is parking patrols, ambulances, fire trucks; While its services are required. For this reason in these corners is not allowed to park. Waters with the cranes!!

  
equipales
  52

EQUIPALES.-In the West of Mexico in the States of Jalisco and Colima, mainly rustic furniture of bejuco are to sit down, have the characteristic of being of leather, usually from a single piece seat and the backrest. Tables in which case the platform is of leather are also produced.

  
tarugo
  82

TARUGO.-synonym of silly or stupid. Person of little intelligence. My grandfather Giber said this word comes from the sound onomatopeyico of the claxón of the first cars arrived to Chiapas, that when a person was on his way the driver flawlessly mechanism telling him to the imprecabido tarugo tarugo.!!!!

  
botana
  52

BOTANA.-is the door that closes the boot which transports usually drink alcoholic. These containers ( 41 boots; they were made with the stomach of some animal and its form looked a boot ( footwear ) Hence its name. The botana is also known as Cap covering the container, snack food and cover are synonymous if you speak food. Surely in the antiquity the boots ( 41 vessels; They tapaban with snacks which could well have been a piece of sausage, salami, or other snacks.

  
testigo
  49

WITNESS-is a person who testifies in favor of or against a person in a judicial proceeding. It is so called because in antiquity had to grab the testis to depose against or in favor at an event of their knowledge. Obviously at that time only men could be witnesses.

  
machote
  66

MACHO-In Mexico it comes from the nahuatl MACHIOTL and means model, pattern or form to continue to carry out some bureaucratic process.

  
riesgo
  70

RISK-is the possibility of a harmful event from occurring. The uncertainty and damage are attributes of the risk.

  
firma
  74

SIGNATURE-is the set of signs manuscripts by a person who can read and write, with which generally characterized the writings whose content approved.

  
leguleyo
  68

LEGULEYO-Is a derogatory term applied to practitioners of law ( lawyers ) in exercise of the legal profession, they attach more importance to the subtleties of the procedure as to the legal Fund of the debated issue and employ all kinds of procedural trickery which bring consequently delaying the process or trial.

  
perentorio
  34

URGENT-refers to the word or term that does not allow delay to be decisive, urgent or urgent.

  
jactancia
  71

BOASTING-petulance or vainglory ( 41 vain glory.In legal made it says of him that boasts a right, which is really missing.

  
erga omnes
  43

ERGA OMNES-Is a Latinism which means: for all men. Also could be understood according to the case against all men.

  
sotol
  45

SOTOL-Del sotol is an intoxicating beverage in the North of the Mexican Republic particularly of Chihuahua, which is obtained from the plant of the same name. When the Northmen convidan you del sotol tell: "TAKE IT 39 P; THE BODY FEEL THAT RECEIVES ":

  
calafateo
  29

CAULKING-is to cover the joints of wooden boats so that water will not enter them.

  






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