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


Part of Speech

Noun

Phonetic Transcription

/suˈmo/

How the Word is Used

"Sumo" is a Spanish word that is used relatively frequently in both oral and written contexts. It is often used in a general sense.

Example Sentences

  1. Me encanta ver los torneos de sumo en Japón.
    Translation: I love watching sumo tournaments in Japan.

  2. El sumo es un deporte muy tradicional en la cultura japonesa.
    Translation: Sumo is a very traditional sport in Japanese culture.

Idiomatic Expressions

"Estirar la soga más que la cuenta" - To push one's luck
- Pedro estiraba la soga más que la cuenta pidiendo aumento de sueldo. Translation: Pedro was pushing his luck by asking for a raise.

"Darle sumo cuidado a algo" - To pay close attention to something
- Daba sumo cuidado a su jardín para que las plantas estuvieran siempre bellas. Translation: He paid close attention to his garden to ensure the plants were always beautiful.

"Con sumo gusto" - Willingly, with great pleasure
- Aceptó la invitación a la fiesta con sumo gusto. Translation: He accepted the party invitation willingly.

Etymology

The word "sumo" comes from the Japanese "sumou" (相撲), which is a style of wrestling and the national sport of Japan.

Synonyms and Antonyms