Campestre (en. Country)

/kamˈpestɾe/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

Refers to what is typical of the countryside.

The countryside landscape is very beautiful in spring.

El paisaje campestre es muy hermoso en primavera.

Used to describe activities or customs of the countryside.

Country life is characterized by tranquility.

La vida campestre se caracteriza por la tranquilidad.

Indicates something that belongs to rural nature.

I prefer a country lifestyle over an urban one.

Prefiero un estilo de vida campestre a uno urbano.

Derives from the Latin 'campestris', which means 'of the field'.

country life

A lifestyle that develops in the countryside.

vida campestre

rural town

A locality situated in the countryside, generally small.

pueblo campestre

rural festival

A celebration that takes place in a rural setting.

fiesta campestre

field

Extensive land where plants are cultivated or animals are raised.

campo

peasant

Person who works in the countryside.

campesino

rural

Pertinent or related to the countryside or non-urban areas.

rural

Lifestyle distant from the city.

After a year in the city, I needed a change to a country style.

Después de un año en la ciudad, necesitaba un cambio al estilo campestre.

Connection with outdoor activities.

I love the countryside; I'm always engaged in outdoor activities on weekends.

Me encanta lo campestre; siempre estoy en actividades al aire libre los fines de semana.