olas
waves
The Spanish word 'olas' translates to 'waves' in English. It is typically used in the context of natural waves found on the surface of oceans, seas, and lakes. These are formed by the wind's friction across the water's surface, creating a rhythmic and often powerful movement of water known as 'olas' in Spanish.
Example sentences using: olas
Me gustan las olas de tu cabello.
I like the waves in your hair.
In this context, 'olas' is metaphorically used to describe the 'waves' or curls in someone's hair. It shows admiration for the person's hairstyle.
Las olas del mar son muy grandes hoy.
The waves of the sea are very big today.
In this sentence, 'olas' is used to refer to the 'waves' of the sea. It is expressing an observation about the size of the waves today.
Se crearon olas de emoción durante el concierto.
Waves of emotion were created during the concert.
Here, 'olas' is again used metaphorically, this time to describe intense emotions felt collectively, as 'waves' of emotion. It describes the emotional impact of the concert.