What abrigo means in Spanish?
Table of Contents
What abrigo means in Spanish?
shelter, haven, refuge
Noun. abrigo m (plural abrigos) shelter, haven, refuge synonym ▲ Synonym: refúgio.
Does abrigo mean coat?
Today’s word of the day is ‘abrigo’ and with spring just around the corner, it might be time to put yours away… it means coat.
What is Caro in English?
Noun. caro m (plural cari, feminine cara) dear (darling)
What’s the meaning of Cantera?
quarry
Cantera, literally meaning “quarry” in Spanish, is a term used in Spain to refer to youth academies and farm teams organized by sports clubs. It is also used to refer to the geographical area that clubs recruit players from.
What is a Maletas Spanish?
maleta → suitcase, travel case.
What does Los pantalones cortos?
English Translation. shorts. More meanings for pantalones cortos. shorts noun.
What is another word for La chaqueta?
jacket
noun
| From | To | Via |
|---|---|---|
| • chaqueta | → jacket | ↔ colbert |
| • chaqueta | → jacket | ↔ blouson |
| • chaqueta | → jacket | ↔ veste |
| • chaqueta | → suit jacketblazer | ↔ veston |
Where does the word chaqueta come from?
Detailed word origin of chaqueta
| Dictionary entry | Language |
|---|---|
| jaquette | French (fra) |
| chaqueta | Spanish (spa) |
How do you say jacket in Latin America?
Spanish translation of ‘jacket’
- garment) chaqueta f ⧫ americana f ⧫ saco m (Latin America)
- cover) [of boiler] camisa f ⧫ envoltura f. [of book] sobrecubierta f. (US) [of record] funda f.
- of potato]
Where is Cantera stone from?
Cantera is a natural stone that is very similar to cast stone and cast limestone. It is exclusively found in and imported from numerous regions of Mexico and Central America.
What is a Cantera Opal?
Cantera opal is a type of Fire opals that do not show play of color are sometimes referred to as jelly opals. Cantera means “quarry,” and such stones come from quarries at Magdalena, Queretaro and possibly other Mexican locations.
What does muletas mean in English?
Definition of muleta : a small cloth attached to a short tapered stick and used by a matador in place of the large cape during the final stage of a bullfight.
