Encantos (en. Charms)

/enˈkantos/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Definition: Attributes or qualities that generate admiration or attraction.

Example sentence: The charms of nature have always fascinated me.

Los encantos de la naturaleza siempre me han fascinado.

Definition: Spells or enchantments, especially in the context of magic.

Example sentence: Fairy tales are full of charms and magic.

Los cuentos de hadas están llenos de encantos y magia.

Definition: Qualities that make a person charming.

Example sentence: She has many charms that make her irresistible.

Ella tiene muchos encantos que la hacen irresistible.

Etymology: Comes from the Latin 'incantus', which refers to enchantments or spells.

Common phrase: charms of life

Common phrase meaning: Pleasant or enjoyable aspects experienced in everyday life.

encantos de la vida

Common phrase: there are no charms without work

Common phrase meaning: Without effort, valuable things cannot be obtained.

no hay encantos sin trabajo

Common phrase: of charms

Common phrase meaning: Referring to someone who has attractive qualities.

de encantos

Related word: to charm

Related word description: To make someone feel enthusiasm or attraction.

encantar

Related word: charming

Related word description: A person who has a special charm.

encantador

Slang meaning: Something or someone that is extremely attractive.

Slang example: That place has many charms; I love coming here.

Ese lugar tiene muchos encantos; me encanta venir aquí.

Slang meaning: Qualities that amaze or dazzle.

Slang example: The charms of that girl make her stand out among the others.

Los encantos de esa chica la hacen destacar entre las demás.