The flavor of Spanish spoken in Peru, just like those spoken in any other culture, is an intricate assortment of jergas (argots) and regional usage, often a far cry from the Spanish taught in schools, colleges, and other language institutions.
âminionâ in British English. See all translations. minionnoun [ C ] uk â /ËmÉªn.jÉn/ us â /ËmÉªn.jÉn/ usually disapproving. âº a person who is not important and who has to do what another person of higher rank orders them to do: He sent one of his minions to do something about it. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words. Servants, slaves & underlings. below/above stairs idiom.
demon. n. 1. an evil spirit or devil. 2. a person, habit, obsession, etc, thought of as evil, cruel, or persistently tormenting. 3.Also called: daemon or daimon an attendant or ministering spirit; genius: the demon of inspiration. 4. a. a person who is extremely skilful in, energetic at, or devoted to a given activity, esp a sport: a demon at cycling.emon. n. 1. an evil spirit or devil. 2. a person, habit, obsession, etc, thought of as evil, cruel, or persistently tormenting. 3.