Garrido (en. Garrido)
/ɡaˈri.ðo/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
adjective
That is elegant and attractive.
The dress she is wearing is very garrido.
El vestido que lleva puesto es muy garrido.
That draws attention for its beauty or uniqueness.
The car is very garrido, bright and new.
El coche es muy garrido, brillante y nuevo.
It applies to people who take great care in their appearance.
He always looks garrido, he takes care of his style and presentation.
Siempre se ve garrido, cuida su estilo y presentación.
Etymology
Probably from the Latin *garidum, related to 'grace' and 'garrido' in its meaning of attractive.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to be well-groomed
To be well-arranged or presentable.
estar garrido
proud as a peacock
It is used to describe someone who is vain or boasts about their appearance.
garrido como un pavo
Related Words
garridón
A person or thing that stands out especially for its appearance.
garridón
grace
Grace, elegance, or attitude that manifests in behavior or appearance.
garbo
Slang Meanings
A boy or girl who overly concerns themselves with their image.
That garrido is always at the gym and takes care of his style.
Ese garrido siempre está en el gimnasio y cuida su estilo.
Something that is very eye-catching and different.
That party was very garrido; all the guests were dressed spectacularly.
Esa fiesta fue muy garrida, todos los invitados iban vestidos de forma espectacular.