hacer de cuerpo (spanish) - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation

Part of Speech:

The user input "hacer de cuerpo" is a verb phrase in Spanish.

Phonetic transcription:

/ˈaθeɾ de ˈkweɾ.po/

English Translation:

The translation of "hacer de cuerpo" into English is "to have a bowel movement" or "to go to the bathroom."

Meaning:

"Hacer de cuerpo" is a common phrase in Spanish used to refer to the act of having a bowel movement or going to the bathroom. It is often used in both oral and written contexts, though slightly more common in spoken language.

Examples:

1. Esta mañana tardé mucho en hacer de cuerpo.

2. This morning it took me a long time to have a bowel movement.

3. ¿Ya hiciste de cuerpo hoy?

4. Have you gone to the bathroom today?

Idiomatic Expressions:

• Hacer de tripas corazón
  Meaning: To make a difficult or unpleasant decision.
  Example: Tuve que hacer de tripas corazón y despedir a algunos empleados.
  Translation: I had to make a tough decision and lay off some employees.

• Hacer algo a cuerpo de rey
  Meaning: To do something luxuriously or extravagantly.
  Example: Nos vamos de vacaciones y vamos a hacerlo a cuerpo de rey.
  Translation: We're going on vacation and we're going to do it in style.

• Hacer algo de cuerpo presente
  Meaning: To do something while physically present.
  Example: El equipo de investigación estuvo haciendo de cuerpo presente en la escena del crimen.
  Translation: The investigation team was physically present at the crime scene.

Etymology:

The phrase "hacer de cuerpo" comes from the combination of "hacer" (to do) and "cuerpo" (body).

Synonyms and Antonyms:

• Synonyms: Ir al baño, defecar.
• Antonyms: Estreñirse, no poder ir al baño.