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


Part of Speech

Phonetic Transcription

Translation Options into English

Meaning and Usage

Example Sentences

  1. El tapiz de la sala es muy antiguo y tiene un diseño hermoso.
  2. The tapestry in the living room is very old and has a beautiful design.

  3. Me gustaría comprar un tapiz nuevo para la entrada de mi casa.

  4. I would like to buy a new rug for the entrance of my house.

  5. El museo tiene una exhibición dedicada a los tapices medievales.

  6. The museum has an exhibition dedicated to medieval tapestries.

Idiomatic Expressions

While tapiz itself may not be directly featured in a multitude of idiomatic expressions, it can relate to phrases dealing with weaving, covering, or embellishing, particularly within the context of art and culture:

  1. Tejer un tapiz de palabras.
  2. To weave a tapestry of words.
  3. Refers to the act of creating an elaborate narrative or poetic work.

  4. Cubrir con un tapiz de ilusiones.

  5. To cover with a tapestry of illusions.
  6. This means creating a facade or an idealized view of reality.

  7. Cada tapiz tiene su historia.

  8. Every tapestry has its story.
  9. Suggests that every object and piece of art carries a narrative behind it.

Etymology

Synonyms and Antonyms

By understanding the various contexts in which tapiz is used, as well as its meanings and idiomatic expressions, one can appreciate its importance in the Spanish language and culture.



23-07-2024