braga
bra
The Spanish word 'braga' translates to 'bra' in English, and it's a piece of women's underwear that supports the breasts. It's mostly made from soft and lightweight materials to ensure maximum comfort. The use of the bra is widespread across different cultures and it comes in various types and designs to suit different body types and fashion trends.
Example sentences using: braga
La actriz lleva una braga roja en la obra
The actress wears a red braga in the play
In this context, 'braga' refers to a type of clothing item worn by an actress in a play. Specifically, it can refer to a pair of panties or briefs in Spain, or a piece of armor, like a breechcloth, in a historical or fantasy context.
Podrías ayudarme a atar la braga del barco
Could you help me tie the boat's braga
In a nautical context, 'braga' refers to a rope or cable on a boat. This phrase could be used when someone needs help securing the boat using the 'braga'.
Ayer compré una braga de cuello para el invierno
Yesterday I bought a neck braga for the winter
In this case, 'braga' refers to a type of garment. It is typically a knitted piece of clothing worn around the neck to keep warm during winter, similar to a scarf or neck warmer.