manguito
cuff
The word 'manguito' in Spanish translates to 'manguito' in English. This term can refer to various things depending on the context. Among its multiple meanings, 'manguito' can refer to a small mango, a piece of pipe, or a cuff on a shirt or blouse. Please note that learning words in a foreign language requires understanding context, as direct translations may not adequately capture the cultural nuances or various connotations of a word.
Example sentences using: manguito
Voy a cambiar el manguito de mi bicicleta.
I'm going to change the sleeve of my bicycle.
In this sentence, 'manguito' refers to a part of a bicycle - specifically the bike's handlebar grips. It is a term used more frequently in Spain, Latin America often refers to this part as 'puños'.
Mi abuela me regaló un manguito para el invierno.
My grandmother gave me a sleeve for the winter.
Here, 'manguito' refers to a piece of clothing similar to a glove, that covers the arm from the elbow to the wrist, sometimes also including the hand. Manguitos are usually worn for warmth in the winter.
El mecánico va a revisar el manguito del radiador.
The mechanic is going to check the radiator hose.
In this context, 'manguito' is used to refer to a type of hose in a car's radiator, a very common use of the term in Spain and Latin America especially in automotive contexts.