Part of Speech

Noun

Phonetic Transcription

/ˈlambiðo/

Translation

Translation options into English: - Licked

Meaning

"Lambido" comes from the verb "lamer," which means "to lick" in English. This word is commonly used in the Spanish language to refer to something that has been licked.

In Spanish, "lambido" is mostly used in written contexts, particularly in formal or technical texts.

Example Sentences

1. El helado tenía marcas de lambido de mi perro.
2. The ice cream had lick marks from my dog.
3. La carta todavía tenía restos de lambido de la pequeña.
4. The letter still had traces of being licked by the little one.

Idiomatic Expressions

Expressions with "lambido": 1. Dar un lambido: To give a lick (a small taste or sample).

• No des más de un lambido a la cucharada de sopa.

  • Don't give more than a taste of the spoonful of soup.

• A nivel de lambido: Superficially or in a superficial way.

• Lo examinaron solo a nivel de lambido.

  • They examined him only superficially.

Etymology

The word "lambido" is derived from the verb "lamer" (to lick) and is used to indicate that something has been licked.

Synonyms and Antonyms

• Synonyms: lamido, lamedura
• Antonyms: intacto, limpio (clean)