Entrambas (en. Both)

/entɾamβas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Refers to two elements that are in a relationship of closeness or connection.

The streets both are part of the old neighborhood.

Las calles entrambas son parte del antiguo barrio.

Used to indicate that something happens in or between two points.

Both parts of the city are in constant development.

Entrambas partes de la ciudad están en constante desarrollo.

adverb

It is used to express a sense of inclusion of the two mentioned things.

The problems were both, both at home and at work.

Los problemas eran entrambas, tanto en la casa como en el trabajo.

From Latin 'inter ambos', which means 'between both'.

both parties

Referring to both sides of an argument or situation.

entrambas partes

both things

Used to point out that two elements are considered together.

entrambas cosas

both

Refers to two specific people or things.

ambos

between

Indicates position or relationship that is between two or more elements.

entre

parts

Sectors or divisions of a whole.

partes

Doubles

That idea is valid in both professional and personal contexts.

Esa idea es válida entrambas en lo profesional y lo personal.