Lero (en. Lero)

/ˈleɾo/

Meaning & Definition

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noun
A tale or story that is narrated in an entertaining way.
He told me a lero about his vacation.
Me contó un lero sobre sus vacaciones.
A chat or conversation of little importance.
I don't care about your lero; I have more serious things to do.
No me importa tu lero, tengo cosas más serias que hacer.

Etymology

From Latin 'līrŭm', which means 'tale' or 'story'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

to tell a lero
Telling a story or an anecdote.
dar un lero
leros and tales
Conversations of little importance.
leros y cuentos
don't come to me with leros
Don't talk to me about trivial matters.
no me vengas con leros

Related Words

narrative
Brief narration of an event.
relato
tale
Fictional narrative, brief and not necessarily real.
cuento
anecdote
Short story about an interesting or funny event.
anécdota

Slang Meanings

Light or superficial conversation.
That meeting was just a lero; there was nothing serious.
Esa reunión fue solo un lero, no hubo nada serio.
An excuse to avoid a situation.
He always brings up a lero when he doesn't want to do something.
Siempre trae un lero cuando no quiere hacer algo.