luna trasera
rear moon
The Spanish term 'luna trasera' translates into 'rear moon' in English. However, it's usually not used to refer to an actual moon. In the context of automobiles, 'luna trasera' refers to the rear window or back glass of a car. This term is widely used in Spain and other Spanish speaking countries as a metaphorical term for car parts. So when you hear 'luna trasera', think of it as the 'rear window' or 'back glass' of a car rather than a 'rear moon'.
Example sentences using: luna trasera
El gato saltó sobre la luna trasera del coche.
The cat jumped over the car's rear moon.
This sentence demonstrates the usage of 'luna trasera' within a context involving an action performed by a cat. Here, 'luna trasera' refers to the rear window of a car, a common usage in Spanish-speaking countries.
La luna trasera de mi camión es muy grande.
The rear moon of my truck is very big.
In this particular example, 'luna trasera' is used to denote the rear window of a truck. The adjective 'grande' (big) is used to describe the size of the window, emphasizing that in this context, 'luna trasera' refers to a physical feature of a vehicle.
Tengo que limpiar la luna trasera de mi coche.
I have to clean my car's rear moon.
This phrase combines 'luna trasera' with a common task: cleaning. It suggests that, in this context, 'luna trasera' is a part of a car that might require cleaning, reinforcing that it refers to a car's rear window.