Camacho (en. Camacho)

/kaˈma.t͡ʃo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Prototype of a person who boasts about their achievements or skills without basis.

That camacho always talks about his successes in business.

Ese camacho siempre habla de sus éxitos en los negocios.

Colloquial term that designates someone who shows off their appearance.

I don't like going out with him; he's a camacho who only cares about looking good.

No me gusta salir con él, es un camacho que solo se preocupa por verse bien.

The term 'camacho' comes from colloquial Spanish, with a connotation of arrogance.

to be in the camacho world

To be acting in an arrogant or presumptuous manner.

estar en el mundo camacho

fair camacho

Expression that refers to someone who excessively flaunts themselves.

camacho de feria

camacho and aimless

Someone who boasts without having a solid foundation.

camacho y sin rumbo

vanity

Excessive attachment or concern for appearance or prestige.

vanidad

boastfulness

Attitude of a braggart who shows off.

fanfarronería

presumption

Action or effect of boasting.

presunción

A person who appears arrogant without reason.

That guy is a camacho; he always thinks he's the best.

Ese tipo es un camacho, siempre cree ser el mejor.

A guy who cares too much about his appearance.

Juan is a camacho; he spends hours in front of the mirror.

Juan es un camacho, pasa horas en el espejo.