Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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Obtained votes	722	1
Votes by meaning	0.02	3
Inquiries	1185051	1
Queries by meaning	33	3
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que significa puna: It is the name of a region or better ecoregion of the Central Andes, which corresponds to a high plateau with typical vegetation of pasture and grasses. It extends from Peru to northern Argentina and Chile. It is also called tundra high Andes. In language Quechua Puna means high land, land of height and is the name of altitude sickness, evil of the puna, which is the same altitude sickness.
pusteco: In Mexico is a surname. As a noun (in Mexico) it means desganado, no appetite, no desire to eat, with loss of appetite. , Listless.
jarillones: Plural of jarillon. Colombia is a civil work which is built a barrier of material of a river or with Earth, parallel to the shore in order to channel the waters or protect the banks from floods. Also called dikes.
bellezura: In Colombia it means beauty, beauty, loveliness. Something beautiful or beautiful.
crisantero: Person who believes or has faith in San Crisanto, a Saint of the Catholic Church, coming from Alexandria. Devotee of San Crisanto. In Colombia who believes the first Cardinal which had Colombia in Crisanto Luque last century and which is attributed miracles. Crisanto is a name of Greek origin and means golden flower. Chrysanthemum.
nervios: Sense of fear. In Colombia it means fear, nervousness, anxiety, restlessness, apprehension.
animalero: In Colombia in a colloquial manner, is a countless number of something, something countless many, crowd, crowd, Flock, troop.
hartarse: Colombia is getting tired, hastiar is, uncomfortable, nagging is bored. It will also be very full, full, ahito. In colloquial way, hartase or jartar, in Colombia is to get drunk, get drunk.
saciado: It means full, full, full, satisfied, I ahíto. Fed up, filled, empalagado, indigestion. It is an inflection Sate does fill, fill, fulfill, Gorge, saturate, cloying is, prevent it.
acas: ACAS is an acronym in English of the Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service (Servicio de Asesoramiento, conciliation and arbitration) is a public agency and non-governmental assessment of the British Crown. In Barcelona and Catalonia is the acronym for the Concordia anti-AIDS Association, ACAS. Aeronautics is the acronym of Airborne Collision Avoidance System (ACAS), which means in Spanish system (TCAS) traffic collision prevention. ACAS is also the acronym for the Central American Sociological Association. Plural of aca or aka. In language Quechua here, aka or jaca, means Guinea pig, curi, (in plural cuyes). In Peru is the name of village and district, which belongs to the Department of Ancash.
enredado: It is an inflection of tangle. It means ravelling, mix. embrollar, confused, complicate, hinder. In Colombia it also means intrigue, murmuring, gossip, get involved, involve. Involved, embroiled, mixed, encroached, committed.
animarse: It means acquire mood. Be happy, enthusiastic, take energy, vigor, enthusiasm, encouragement. Have the intention, will, order or decision to make or execute something.
abonaré: It is an inflection of pay. While it is true that it means to pay off a debt, pay a fee, pay, or pay part of a credit, it also means feed, nurture, fertilizing, applying fertilizer.
acalaxana: It means that it is a product that belongs to the collection of fashions, costumes or accessories Acalax, Genoa. Indian tribe that dwelt in New Spain (Mexico). Acallis, Acavanis, or Acambaros.
acaraí: It is the name of a State Park in the State of Santa Catarina, Brazil. There is protected coastal area, its forest and their biomes. It is the name of some mountains or the Brazil forest and wet saw, located to the South of Guyana and which forms border between the two countries.
serenísima: Superlative of serena. It is also a designation that is given to a person of high rank in the monarchy, especially to a Queen or Princess to which qualifies Majesty Serenissima or serene Majesty. Title given in the age media to the republics of San Marino and Venice. Trademark of milk powder from Argentina.
desparchado: It means person who has no plans or activities scheduled for a weekend break or rest period. desprogramado, vacated, without plan, idle, free, boring.
desmadejado: In Colombia it means vanished, fainted, drained, desguangado. no forces.
sabandija: In Colombia it tells any animal small which is annoying and fastidious, generally insect, reptile, or frog. Bug, animalejo, Critter, bicharraco. By extension annoying person, rogue, rogue, crook, ruin, ruffian.
alimaña: It is synonymous with bug, animalejo, vermin. It is all annoying and fastidious, generally small and sometimes harmful animal. It may be insect, reptile, or frog.