fumigatorio (spanish) - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation

Part of Speech

Adjective

Phonetic Transcription in Spanish using International Phonetic Alphabet

/ˌfumigaˈtoɾjo/

Translations into English

• fumigatory

Usage in Spanish

The word "fumigatorio" is not commonly used in everyday language. It is mostly used in technical, agricultural, or specialized contexts to describe something related to fumigation. Its use is primarily written rather than spoken.

Example Sentences

1. El equipo fumigatorio debe ser manejado por profesionales.
2. The fumigatory equipment must be handled by professionals.
3. Las medidas fumigatorias son esenciales para proteger los cultivos.
4. The fumigatory measures are essential to protect the crops.
5. Realizaron una revisión de todos los métodos fumigatorios disponibles.
6. They conducted a review of all available fumigatory methods.

Idiomatic Expressions

The term "fumigatorio" is not typically used in idiomatic expressions.

Etymology

The adjective "fumigatorio" comes from the verb "fumigar" (to fumigate) and the suffix "-torio," which indicates relation or connection to an action. The Latin root "fumigare," combining "fumus" (smoke) and "agere" (to drive), means to disinfect or purify with smoke.

Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms: - Desinfectante (disinfectant) - Purificador (purifying)

Antonyms: - Contaminante (contaminating) - Polucionante (polluting)