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

Part of Speech

Noun

Phonetic Transcription

/ɡasˈtɾomano/

Translation options into English

• Gastronome
• Food lover
• Foodie

Meaning

A "gastrómano" is a person who loves gastronomy, enjoys food, and has a great interest in culinary experiences. This term is used in Spanish to describe someone who is passionate about trying new foods, exploring different cuisines, and appreciating the art of cooking. The word is more commonly used in both written and spoken Spanish, especially in the context of discussing food preferences and culinary experiences.

Examples

1. Me considero un verdadero gastrómano, siempre estoy probando nuevos restaurantes.

2. Translation: I consider myself a true foodie, I'm always trying out new restaurants.

3. El programa de televisión está dirigido a gastrómanos que buscan descubrir nuevos sabores.

4. Translation: The TV show is aimed at food lovers who are looking to discover new flavors.

Idiomatic Expressions

• "Dar en el gusto al gastrómano"
• Translation: To cater to a food lover's cravings.
• "Ser todo un gastrómano"
• Translation: To be a real foodie.
• "Conversación gastrómana"
• Translation: A discussion about food.
• "Degustación gastrómana"
• Translation: A food tasting experience.

Etymology

The word "gastrómano" is a combination of the Greek word "gastrón" (which means stomach) and the Spanish suffix "-mano" (which means lover or enthusiast). Therefore, "gastrómano" literally translates to "lover of the stomach" or "one who loves food."

Synonyms

• Gourmet
• Epicure
• Food aficionado

Antonyms

• Fastidious eater
• Picky eater