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    Chorros (en. Jets)

    /ˈtʃo.rros/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Abundant current of liquid.
    The water was gushing out of the tap.
    El agua salía en chorros del grifo.
    Large quantity of something that is emitted uncontrollably.
    The famous river had jets of mud after the storm.
    El famoso río tenía chorros de barro tras la tormenta.
    Visual effect of something that flows quickly.
    We observed the jets of fire at the show.
    Observamos los chorros de fuego en el espectáculo.

    Etymology

    It derives from the Latin 'cursus', which means 'to run'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    jets of water
    Large flows of water.
    chorros de agua
    fits of laughter
    Expression of uncontrolled laughter.
    chorros de risa
    jets of adrenaline
    Intense flow of adrenaline in the body.
    chorros de adrenalina

    Related Words

    to gush
    Verb that means to flow or to gush a liquid.
    chorrear
    jet
    Singular form of chorros, implying a single flow.
    chorro
    colloquial term that can refer to something of no value.
    Colloquial term that can refer to something of no value.
    chorra

    Slang Meanings

    Easy or quick money.
    That business is a breeze, easy to make money.
    Ese negocio son chorros, fácil de sacar dinero.
    It's a term used to refer to a person who talks a lot without sense.
    Don't pay attention to him, he's rambling on.
    No le hagas caso, está soltando chorros.