Asoman (en. They peek out)

/aˈsoman/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To give indications of something.

Signs of improvement in his health are showing.

Asoman señales de mejoría en su salud.

To make something or someone partially come out or show.

The children lean out the window to see the parade.

Los niños se asoman por la ventana para ver el desfile.

To appear or emerge in a place.

The moon peeks out from behind the clouds.

La luna asoma entre las nubes.

From the verb 'asomar', which comes from the Latin 'adsumare'.

to look out at

To look towards a place from a higher point.

asomarse a

to peek out from

To show part of a body or an object from a location.

asomarse por

to look out to the abyss

To face a great risk or danger.

asomarse al abismo

peeking out

That has shown or appeared partially.

asomado

peeker

Person who shows something or leans out to a place.

asomador

peeking

Action of leaning out.

asomamiento

To be alert to something happening outside.

We were leaning out of the balcony to see what was happening in the street.

Estábamos asomados al balcón viendo qué pasaba en la calle.

To see what is happening without being part of it.

I only peek into the party, I don't want to go in.

Solo me asomo a la fiesta, no quiero entrar.