soleado
sunny
Describe un lugar o un día donde hay mucha luz del sol y el cielo está claro.
Meaning of "soleado" in English:
The Spanish adjective "soleado" means "sunny" or "sunlit." It describes a place or a moment that is illuminated by the sun or where the sun is shining brightly.
Explanation:
- Root: The word comes from "sol" meaning "sun."
- Suffix: The suffix "-eado" is often used in Spanish to form adjectives indicating a quality or condition associated with the root word.
So "soleado" literally refers to something that has sun on it or is characterized by sunshine.
Synonyms in Spanish:
- Soleilado (not a common alternative, but understood)
- Con sol (literally "with sun")
- Luminoso (bright, often by the sun)
- Iluminado por el sol
Antonyms in Spanish:
- Nublado (cloudy)
- Sombrío (shady, gloomy)
- Oscuro (dark)
- Tenebroso (gloomy, dark)
Example usage:
- Un día soleado. = A sunny day.
- La terraza está soleada por la mañana. = The terrace is sunny in the morning.
Additional meanings:
- When used figuratively, "soleado" can refer to something positive, cheerful, or optimistic, reflecting the brightness and warmth of the sun.
To summarize:
| Aspect | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Meaning | Sunny, sunlit |
| Origin | From sol (sun) + -eado |
| Synonyms | luminoso, con sol |
| Antonyms | nublado, sombrío, oscuro |
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Examples
Hoy está soleado y perfecto para un picnic.adjective
Today it is sunny and perfect for a picnic.
El clima soleado me hace feliz.adjective
The sunny weather makes me happy.
El día soleado invita a pasear por el parque.adjective
The sunny day invites a walk in the park.
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