a millaradas (spanish) - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation

Part of Speech

Noun

Phonetic transcription

/a mi.ˈʝa.ɾa.ðas/

How the word is used

The term a millaradas in Spanish is a colloquial expression that means an abundant or excessive amount of something, often used to emphasize the quantity of something. This expression is more commonly used in spoken language rather than in written contexts due to its informal nature.

Examples

1. Nos reímos a millaradas durante la fiesta. (We laughed abundantly during the party.)
2. El jardín estaba decorado a millaradas para la boda. (The garden was decorated excessively for the wedding.)

Idiomatic Expressions

• Estar hasta la coronilla a millaradas: To be fed up with something.

• Estoy hasta la coronilla a millaradas de tu actitud. (I am fed up to the brim with your attitude.)

• Llegar a millaradas: To arrive in abundance.

• Las críticas llegaron a millaradas después de su discurso. (The criticisms arrived in abundance after his speech.)

Etymology

The expression a millaradas comes from the Spanish word "millar," which means a thousand or an abundant quantity. The addition of "-adas" at the end intensifies the idea of abundance or excess.

Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms: - En abundancia (In abundance) - A montones (In heaps)

Antonyms: - Escasamente (Sparingly) - En poca cantidad (In small quantities)