Noun (feminine)
/bˈlusa/
In Spanish, "blusa" refers to a woman's garment that is typically a loose-fitting top made from various materials. It can be worn for both formal and casual occasions. The term is widely understood and frequently used in Colombia, as well as in other Spanish-speaking countries.
"Blusa" is more common in oral speech but is also prevalent in written contexts, especially in fashion-related discussions, clothing advertisements, and everyday conversations regarding attire.
La blusa que compré es de seda.
The blouse I bought is made of silk.
Ella lleva una blusa muy colorida hoy.
She is wearing a very colorful blouse today.
No sé qué blusa elegir para la fiesta.
I don’t know which blouse to choose for the party.
While "blusa" isn’t commonly part of fixed idiomatic expressions, it might appear in contexts related to fashion and social situations. Below are some phrases that might involve "blusa":
"De blusa a blusa y de calzón a calzón."
From blouse to blouse and from panty to panty.
This expression is often used to refer to superficial judgments based on outward appearance.
"No puedo vivir sin mi blusa favorita."
I can’t live without my favorite blouse.
This expresses a strong attachment to a specific item of clothing.
"Cada blusa tiene su propio estilo."
Every blouse has its own style.
This means that diversity in clothing reflects personal fashion preferences.
The word "blusa" comes from the French word "blouse," which originally referred to a loose-fitting shirt worn by workers. Over time, it evolved in the Spanish language to specifically denote a women’s top.
"Blusa" is a versatile term within the realm of fashion and clothing in the Spanish language, especially in Latin American contexts.