Coat in Spanish
The Spanish word for 'coat' is 'abrigo', pronounced ah-BREE-goh (IPA: /aˈbɾiɡo/). It is a B1-level masculine noun (plural: abrigos).
Pronunciation: ah-BREE-goh
| Spanish | abrigo |
|---|---|
| Pronunciation | ah-BREE-goh · /aˈbɾiɡo/ |
| Part of speech | noun (masculine) |
| Plural | abrigos |
| Level | B1 (beginner-friendly) |
Example Sentences with 'abrigo'
- En enero necesito un abrigo grueso.
In January I need a thick coat. - Cuelga tu abrigo en la entrada.
Hang your coat by the entrance. - Me probé un abrigo de lana, pero era muy caro.
I tried on a wool coat, but it was very expensive. - No olvides el abrigo; va a nevar.
Don't forget your coat; it's going to snow.
Common Phrases with 'abrigo'
- ropa de abrigo
warm clothing
How to Use 'abrigo'
'Abrigo' comes from 'abrigar' (to keep warm) and also means shelter or warmth in general: 'ropa de abrigo' is warm clothing, not 'coat clothing'.
Regional note: In Mexico, 'abrigo' is reserved for heavy/formal coats; everyday warm jackets are 'chamarras'. 'Tapado' is an older word for a woman's coat in the Southern Cone.
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Frequently Asked Questions
'Coat' in Spanish is 'abrigo', pronounced ah-BREE-goh.
It is spelled a-b-r-i-g-o.
'Abrigo' is masculine: you say 'el abrigo'.
The plural of 'abrigo' is 'abrigos'.
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