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    Graciosas (en. Funny)

    /ɡɾaˈθjosas/ (en España), /ɡɾaˈsiosas/ (en América Latina)

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    Said of something that provokes laughter.
    That joke was very funny.
    Ese chiste fue muy gracioso.
    That has grace or is witty.
    Juan's antics are always funny.
    Las payasadas de Juan son siempre graciosas.
    Description of a funny situation.
    The movie was so funny that I couldn't stop laughing.
    La película era tan graciosa que no pude parar de reír.
    That has a cheerful sense of humor.
    She is a very funny person.
    Ella es una persona muy graciosa.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'graciosus', meaning 'having grace'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    To have a special charm
    To be very entertaining or amusing.
    Tener una gracia especial
    To seem funny
    To give the impression that something is funny.
    Parecer graciosa
    To be funny
    To provoke laughter or amusement in someone.
    Hacer gracia

    Related Words

    charm
    Quality of something that provokes pleasure or joy.
    gracia
    funny
    Adjective that describes someone or something that is entertaining.
    gracioso
    humor
    Ability to understand and express the comical or amusing.
    humor

    Slang Meanings

    Funny in an exaggerated or ridiculous way.
    His way of telling jokes is so funny that it sometimes seems absurd.
    Su forma de contar chistes es tan graciosa que a veces resulta absurda.
    Something surprisingly amusing.
    That scene was very funny; I almost didn't see it coming.
    Esa escena fue muy graciosa, casi no me lo esperaba.