Cultura (en. Culture)
/kul.tu.ɾa/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
noun
Set of manifestations of life in society.
The culture of each country reflects its traditions and values.
La cultura de cada país refleja sus tradiciones y valores.
Knowledge, development, and perfection of intellectual faculties.
She is a very cultured person; she is always learning.
Es una persona muy culta, siempre está aprendiendo.
Set of traditions and customs of a specific group.
Indigenous culture is rich in myths and legends.
La cultura indígena es rica en mitos y leyendas.
Etymology
From Latin 'cultura', which means 'cultivation' or 'care'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
general culture
Basic knowledge about various topics.
cultura general
popular culture
Cultural manifestations that are accessible to the general public.
cultura popular
cultural shock
Conflict that occurs between different cultures.
choque cultural
Related Words
culturize
Process of acquiring culture.
culturizar
bodybuilding
Practice of developing muscles, but it is also used as a term that implies cultural development.
culturismo
multiculturalism
Coexistence of different cultures in a society.
multiculturalismo
Slang Meanings
Use of 'culture' in a sarcastic context.
When he talks about art, he seems to be very cultured, but it's just a facade.
Cuando habla de arte, parece que tiene mucha cultura, pero es solo una fachada.
Referring to a person's general culture.
That friend is amazing; he has an impressive culture.
Ese amigo es un crack, tiene una cultura que arrasa.