"limpiador" is a noun in Spanish. It can also be used as an adjective (when referring to something that cleans).
/limˈpjador/
The word "limpiador" refers to a substance or person that cleans or removes dirt and impurities. In the Spanish language, it is commonly used to describe various types of cleaning products, such as those used in household cleaning or industrial cleaning. It can also refer to a person whose job is to clean.
Frequency of Use: "Limpiador" is frequently used in both oral speech and written contexts, especially in households, commercial settings, and discussions about cleaning products.
"El limpiador que compramos es muy efectivo en eliminar manchas."
"The cleaner we bought is very effective at removing stains."
"No olvides usar el limpiador adecuado para la superficie."
"Don’t forget to use the appropriate cleaner for the surface."
"El limpiador del edificio hace su trabajo cada día."
"The cleaner of the building does their job every day."
While "limpiador" may not be directly part of many idiomatic expressions, it can be contextually relevant in phrases that denote cleanliness or attributes of being clean.
"Después de la fiesta, necesitamos un limpiador a fondo."
"After the party, we need a deep cleaner."
"Es un limpiador de imagen; siempre intenta dar la mejor impresión."
"He is a image cleaner; he always tries to make the best impression."
"Ella siempre ha tenido un enfoque de 'limpiador' en su trabajo; busca eliminar errores."
"She has always had a 'cleaner' approach in her work; she aims to eliminate mistakes."
The word "limpiador" is derived from the verb "limpiar," which means "to clean." The suffix "-dor" is often added to verbs to form nouns that describe agents that perform the action, which in this case refers to something that cleans.
Synonyms: 1. Limpiador doméstico (household cleaner) 2. Desinfectante (disinfectant) 3. Detergente (detergent)
Antonyms: 1. Sucio (dirty) 2. Contaminante (pollutant) 3. Culpable (culpable - in a metaphorical sense of someone causing mess or disorder)