Flamantes (en. Brand new)

/fla'mantes/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
adjective
That is in perfect condition or is new.
I bought a flashy car that is only a month old.
Compré un coche flamante que tiene solo un mes de uso.
That shines intensely or has a striking appearance.
The lamps at the party were flashy and decorated the place wonderfully.
Las lámparas de la fiesta eran flamantes y decoraban el lugar maravillosamente.
That presents or appears in a brilliant and spectacular way.
The fireworks show was flashy and delighted all the attendees.
El espectáculo de fuegos artificiales fue flamante y encantó a todos los asistentes.

Etymology

Derived from the verb 'to flare', which means to shine or burn intensely.

Common Phrases and Expressions

flashy with enthusiasm
It is used to describe something that is presented very positively and attractively.
flamantes con entusiasmo
flashy cars
It refers to new and high-end automobiles.
coches flamantes

Related Words

flame
Flame or fire that shines intensely.
flama
flame
Fire that rises with movement and shines.
llama

Slang Meanings

Something that is impressive or spectacular.
That party was flashy; I've never seen anything like it.
Esa fiesta estuvo flamante, nunca he visto algo igual.
An object or person that becomes the center of attention for its quality.
That dress is flashy; everyone looks at you when you walk in.
Ese vestido es flamante, todos te miran cuando entras.