Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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Accepted meanings	35388	1
Obtained votes	722	1
Votes by meaning	0.02	3
Inquiries	1185107	1
Queries by meaning	33	3
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bife: The correct term is steak, or bifet. In Colombia steak or bifet, is a piece of furniture with drawers where are stored the dishes, glasses, cups, cutlery and all the necessary for a dining room. It is a gallicism. In the South of the continent say you steak to a slice of beef (comes from the words beef steak or steak). They also use it as a synonym for slap, slap, slap. It is also the blister or inflammation of the buttocks caused by the mounted on horseback.
berrido: It means shrill cry. Scream, scream, shriek, crying very loud. It also defines a way to sing very off-key or very loud. Voice of some animals such as sheep or calf.
alarido: Means very shrill cry, squeal. Manifestation of deep pain. Cry, moan or cry loudly.
colofón: It means final or end of a text or writing. Note or picture to finish something. Top, end, conclusion, comment, embellishment, adding.
blandir: It means move, shake, make vibrate, tremar. It can also be used to indicate adulation, flattery, praise and flattery. Grip, fly, wiggle, move, balancing, threaten.
trémula: You want to say shaky, it vibrates, shivering. Hectic, vibrant.
enarbolar: It means lifting force, izar, stand tall, waving, brandishing, grip.
chance: In Colombia is synonymous with opportunity, luck, chance, chance and circumstance. It is also the name of a game of chance, which is based on the winning numbers of the lottery.
funesta: You want to say to cause sadness, regret, grief. It is a qualifying adjective meaning harmful infausta, tragic, calamitous, hapless, unfortunate, unhappy, terrible, unfortunate, unhappy.
nefasto: It means causing much grief, pain or sadness. It is a qualifying adjective that means disastrous, disastrous, unfortunate, tragic, hapless, unfortunate, unhappy, lousy, unfortunate, unhappy.
íngrimo: It means only, lonely or empty, vacated (referring to a place or premises a person). That there is no company.
lacerar: It means damage, hurt, impair, injure, violate, atribular, tear, torment.
jalea: It is the name of one of the products of a hive, produced by bees. It means that it is soft, viscous, colloidal, appearance of a gel. It is the name of a sweet preparation, can be in pharmacology or in a candy store. It is usually transparent, gelatinous and sweet preserves.
increpar: It means to interrupt someone when he speaks. It means respond with vehemence, scold or rebuke with ferocity. Speak with harshness and severity. Rebuke, scold, correct, chide, admonish. Screaming, yelling.
palafrenero: A person who is in charge in a stable hold an animal by the brake, while the rider mounts.
palafrén: It is used to describe a gentle, especially for children or ladies horse. Mount, horse, horse, horse, jaca.
paladín: Person that he is characterized as a defender of their beliefs or thinking hard. Knight, hero, champion, champion, Warrior, hero.
melindre: Delicacy, mannerisms. You mean mincing, kitsch, ridicule, nonez scruple.
melindroso: Very scrupulous, prissy, foolish person. A person who complains about everything.
orfeón: In music is a group of vocalists or singers of different tones of voice and interpret their songs in a rhythmic manner. Choir, coral, group, round set.