Vivid in Spanish 🇪🇸

Pronounced

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a few seconds ago

vívido info.

Tips to Remember:
• Notice that “vívido” sounds very similar to the English word “vivid,” so linking the two can help recall the meaning.
• Picture something bright, clear, and energetic whenever you hear “vívido” to strengthen the memory.

Explanations:
• “Vívido” describes something strikingly clear, intense, or full of life. It is often used for descriptions of memories, images, or experiences that feel very real and detailed.

Other Words with the Same Meaning:
• Intenso
• Vibrante
• Nítido (when referring to clarity, as in an image or memory)

Alternate Meanings (including Slang):
• In standard usage, “vívido” is mainly descriptive and does not have a widely used slang meaning. It can sometimes be used informally to emphasize how lifelike or striking something is.

Examples of Sentences:
• “El relato del anciano era tan vívido que nos transportó a su juventud.”
 (“The old man’s account was so vivid that it transported us back to his youth.”)

• “Guardó un recuerdo vívido del día en que conoció a su héroe.”
 (“He kept a vivid memory of the day he met his hero.”)

• “La pintura utiliza colores vívidos que capturan la esencia del atardecer.”
 (“The painting uses vivid colors that capture the essence of the sunset.”)

2 days ago

vivido info.

Tips to remember the word 'vivido':
1. Relate 'vivido' to the English word 'vivid', which has a similar spelling and meaning.
2. Think of the phrase 'vida viva', which means 'living life', to connect the word 'vivido' with experiences that are full of life or very lively.

Explanations:
'Vivido' is the past participle of the verb 'vivir' in Spanish, which means 'to live'. So 'vivido' refers to something that has been lived or experienced and can have connotations of being intense, bright, or deeply felt – similar to the English 'vivid'.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– Intenso: intense
– Brillante: bright
– Colorido: colorful

Alternate meanings like slang:
The word 'vivido' doesn't have significant slang meanings in Spanish; it's mostly used in its literal sense.

Examples of sentences that use it:
– "Ese fue el momento más vivido de mi vida." (That was the most vivid moment of my life.)
– "El cielo mostraba colores vividos durante el atardecer." (The sky showed vivid colors during the sunset.)
– "He vivido experiencias inolvidables en mis viajes." (I have lived unforgettable experiences on my trips.)

2 years ago