solapa
solo
The given word 'solapa' is not translated into English as 'solo'. 'Solapa' in Spanish can have various meanings based on the context, however it is most commonly used to refer to the folded part of a garment, such as a coat or jacket, which can be folded back. It can also refer to the cover or edge of a book. In figurative language, it can refer to someone who hides their intentions or acts in a deceitful manner. Please note: The Spanish word for 'solo' in English is 'solo' itself.
Example sentences using: solapa
Su chaqueta tiene solapa de satén.
His jacket has a satin lapel.
In this example, 'solapa' is used to describe a part of a jacket sometimes made of a different material from the rest, commonly found on formal wear like tuxedos.
El libro tenía una solapa con información del autor.
The book had a flap with information about the author.
Here, 'solapa' is used in a different context, referring to part of a book's cover that is usually folded over the pages, often used to share information about the book or the author.
El micrófono de solapa es esencial para el trabajo de un presentador de televisión.
The lapel microphone is essential for a television presenter's job.
In this phrase, 'solapa' is used to describe a specific type of portable microphone that is often attached to the speaker's clothing, in this case named in English as a 'lapel microphone'.