Noun
/boˈleɾa/
The word "bolera" generally refers to a bowling alley, a facility where the sport of bowling is conducted. It is commonly used in the context of leisure and entertainment. The term can also refer to a place specifically designed for bowling activities. In Spanish-speaking countries, it is frequently used in both oral and written contexts, especially in discussions about sports, recreation, or social gatherings.
The term "bolera" is moderately used in everyday conversation, particularly among those who enjoy recreational activities such as bowling. It may tend to be used more frequently in informal settings, such as conversations among friends or family.
Let’s go to the bowling alley this Saturday night.
La bolera está llena de gente.
The bowling alley is full of people.
Ella se divierte mucho cuando juega en la bolera.
While "bolera" as a term isn't typically used in many idiomatic expressions, it can be incorporated into sayings or colloquial phrases related to leisure activities. Here are a few expressions and their translations:
Going to the bowling alley to clear my mind.
La bolera es el lugar perfecto para reír y disfrutar con amigos.
The bowling alley is the perfect place to laugh and enjoy time with friends.
Siempre que tengo estrés, me paseo por la bolera.
The term "bolera" comes from the Spanish word "bola," which means "ball" in English. This reflects the essential equipment used in the sport of bowling. The suffix "-era" is often used in Spanish to indicate a place associated with a particular activity.
Synonyms: - Pista de boliche (bowling lane) - Centro de boliche (bowling center)
Antonyms: - No hay antónimos directos, ya que "bolera" es un término específico. - (There are no direct antonyms, as "bolera" is a specific term.)