escozor
itch
The Spanish word 'escozor' does not translate directly into 'escozor' in English. Instead, it translates to 'stinging', 'itching', or 'burning sensation'. It's typically used to describe uncomfortable sensations on the skin, commonly associated with injuries, allergies, or irritations.
Example sentences using: escozor
Este champú me causa escozor en el cuero cabelludo.
This shampoo causes me scalp itching.
In this sentence, 'escozor' is used to describe an uncomfortable itching sensation that the person feels on their scalp due to the shampoo.
Después de caminar al sol todo el día, tengo un escozor en la piel.
After walking in the sun all day, I have a burning sensation on my skin.
In this context, 'escozor' is used to describe a burning sensation on the skin experienced by the person due to exposure to the sun.
El escozor en mis ojos es debido a la falta de sueño.
The stinging in my eyes is due to the lack of sleep.
Here, the term 'escozor' refers to a stinging sensation that the person is feeling in their eyes because of sleep deprivation.