Manojos (en. Bunches)

maˈnoxos

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Grouping of things or elements tied or gathered.

I picked handfuls of aromatic herbs from the garden.

Recogí manojos de hierbas aromáticas del jardín.

Term used to refer to a considerable amount of something.

He has handfuls of saved money.

Tiene manojos de dinero ahorrados.

In informal contexts, it can refer to a group of people or friends.

I went out with handfuls of friends to the plaza.

Salí con manojos de amigos a la plaza.

From the Spanish 'mano' with the suffix '-jo', which indicates a grouping.

Bunches of problems

A large number of difficulties or setbacks.

manojos de problemas

To give handfuls

To deliver something in a disorganized or chaotic manner.

dar manojos

Bunches of flowers

A grouping of flowers tied together.

manojos de flores

Small handful

Small bunch.

manojito

Bouquet

Set of flowers or similar elements.

ramo

Hole

Space or void in some object or context.

agujero

Large amount of something

That guy has handfuls of problems with his car.

Ese tipo tiene manojos de problemas con su coche.

Many friends or acquaintances

He is always accompanied by handfuls at parties.

Siempre va acompañado de manojos en las fiestas.