Alamedas (en. Poplar groves)
/alaˈmeðas/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
Public space or path lined with poplars.
The alamedas of the city are an ideal place for strolling.
Las alamedas de la ciudad son un lugar ideal para pasear.
Tree-lined path that invites rest.
In the park's alameda, people gather for picnics.
En la alameda del parque, la gente se reúne para hacer picnics.
Recreational area frequently used for outdoor activities.
The alamedas are very popular during the summer with families.
Las alamedas son muy visitadas durante el verano por las familias.
Etymology
From the Hispanic Arabic *alámida, from the classical Arabic غابة 'ghābah' meaning forest.
Common Phrases and Expressions
walk in the alamedas
To enjoy a walk or recreational activity in a wooded area.
paseo por las alamedas
alameda of dreams
Literally or metaphorically, a desired place for tranquility and peace.
alameda de los sueños
Related Words
poplar
Large tree typical of temperate regions.
álamo
walk
Walk that has a recreational or playful character.
paseo
Slang Meanings
Place to relax and socialize.
Let's go to the alameda to rest and socialize.
Vamos a la alameda a descansar y socializar.
Picnic land.
That area has become the best alameda for our lunches.
Ese área se ha convertido en la mejor alameda para nuestros almuerzos.