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    Mármol (en. Marble)

    /ˈmaɾ.mol/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Metamorphic rock primarily composed of calcite or dolomite, characterized by its use in sculpture and architecture.
    The sculptor chose white marble for his masterpiece.
    El escultor eligió mármol blanco para su obra maestra.
    Material used in the manufacture of tables and floors due to its beauty and durability.
    The floor of the house was polished marble.
    El suelo de la casa era de mármol pulido.

    Etymology

    From the Greek 'mármaros' meaning 'bright' or 'mirror.'

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    marble in the mouth
    It refers to a person who speaks clearly and with conviction, as if they have something valuable in their mouth.
    mármol en la boca

    Related Words

    travertine marble
    A type of marble formed by deposits of hot springs.
    mármol travertino
    marbled
    The process of giving a material the appearance of marble.
    marmolizado

    Slang Meanings

    Term used to refer to a strong or resilient person.
    That guy is a marble, he never gives up.
    Ese chico es un mármol, nunca se rinde.
    It refers to a person with great character or who does not give in easily.
    Don't talk to him that way, he's a marble.
    No le hables de esa manera, es un mármol.