"Bulo" is a noun in Spanish.
/bu.lo/
The term "bulo" refers to a false or misleading piece of information, often intended to deceive or mislead people. It is frequently used to describe rumors or fake news that circulate, especially in the context of social media and modern communication.
In terms of usage frequency, "bulo" has gained prominence in both oral and written contexts, particularly due to its relevance in discussions about misinformation. It is commonly used in journalistic writing, social commentary, and everyday conversations.
A hoax spread about the actress's health.
Es importante verificar la información antes de compartir un bulo en las redes sociales.
It is important to verify information before sharing a hoax on social media.
Los bulos suelen generar mucho miedo y confusión entre las personas.
"Bulo" is a part of several idiomatic expressions that highlight misinformation or deception.
Don't believe everything people say; many just repeat hoaxes.
La noticia resultó ser un bulo, así que no hay que preocuparse.
The news turned out to be a hoax, so there’s no need to worry.
La circulación de bulos ha aumentado rápidamente en los últimos años.
The circulation of hoaxes has increased rapidly in recent years.
Es peligroso aceptar un bulo como verdad sin comprobación.
It is dangerous to accept a hoax as truth without verification.
Antes de difundir cualquier información, asegúrate de que no sea un bulo.
The word "bulo" is believed to have originated in Spain, possibly derived from the Latin word "bullare," meaning "to bubble" or "to boil over." This association may metaphorically link to rumors that escalate or spread rapidly.
Synonyms: - Rumor (rumor) - Falsedad (falsehood) - Engaño (deception)
Antonyms: - Verdad (truth) - Hecho (fact) - Realidad (reality)