C2 - Spanish Mastery
Students at the C2 level have mastered Spanish with great fluency and precision.
Reconstructing information in both spoken and written forms, and identifying and using subtle nuances of meanings are to be expected.
peón
pawn
perchero
perchero
perder los estribos
losing the tempers
periódico tendencioso
biased newspaper
periódico veraz
Veraz newspaper
peritación
peritation
persecución
persecution
personaje
character
The word 'personaje' in Spanish refers to 'character', primarily translating as a role in a play, book, film, or the specific traits and qualities of a person. Just like in English, 'personaje' can refer to both fictional characters in literature or films, and the character traits or features of a real person.
Example sentences with personaje →personalidad absorbente
absorbing personality
personalidad cambiante
changing personality
personalidad compulsivo
compulsive personality
personalidad controvertido
controversial personality
picas
picas
piel
skin
The word 'piel' in Spanish translates to 'skin' in English. It is used to refer to the outer layer of a living organism, often referring to humans. It's a common word that serves as the basis for various idiomatic expressions and colloquial phrases in Spanish.
pieza
piece
The Spanish word 'pieza' translates to 'piece' in English. It can be used in a variety of contexts such as to describe a piece of something (por ejemplo, una 'pieza' de pan, meaning a piece of bread) or more abstractly like a piece of work (una 'pieza' de arte, a piece of art). The usage similarity between English and Spanish makes it easy to incorporate this term into conversational and written Spanish.
Example sentences with pieza →