Bastó (en. Coarse)

/bas'to/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

Translation: Refers to something that is rough or lacks subtlety.

Translation: His way of speaking is very coarse and unpolite.

Su manera de hablar es muy basta y poco educada.

Translation: Large number or size, disproportionate.

Translation: It is a coarse piece of furniture that takes up too much space.

Es un basto mueble que ocupa demasiado espacio.

Translation: Referring to a finish or material that is poorly made.

Translation: The trunk is coarse, but it will serve to make the table.

El tronco es basto, pero servirá para hacer la mesa.

Translation: From Latin ‘vastus’, which means empty or desert.

Translation: coarse as a piece of furniture

Translation: it refers to something very rough or unrefined.

basto como un mueble

Translation: coarse humor

Translation: it indicates a sense of humor that is rude or vulgar.

humor basto

Translation: coarse words

Translation: phrases that are rude or inappropriate in certain situations.

palabras bastas

Translation: cane

Translation: long object used for support when walking.

bastón

Translation: coarseness

Translation: quality of being coarse or rude.

basteza

Translation: to suffice

Translation: to be enough or sufficient in quantity or quality.

bastar

Translation: It is used to refer to someone who is very direct and unfiltered.

Translation: He didn't hold back; his comment was really coarse.

No se cortó; su comentario fue realmente basto.

Translation: It is used to describe a careless style of dressing.

Translation: He arrived with a coarse look that doesn't do him justice.

Llegó con una pinta basto que no le hace justicia.