Pasarón (en. They passed by)

/pa.sa'ɾon/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

A large bird with specific characteristics.

The pasaron we saw in the park was truly impressive.

El pasarón que vimos en el parque era realmente impresionante.

Colloquial term for referring to a large bird.

At the zoo, there was a pasaron that attracted a lot of attention.

En el zoológico, había un pasarón que llamaba mucho la atención.

From the Spanish 'pájaro' with the augmentative suffix '-ón'.

like a pasaron

it is said of someone who has a great presence or size.

como un pasarón

fly like a pasaron

indicates freedom or the ability to move without restrictions.

volar como un pasarón

to be in the clouds like a pasaron

referring to someone who is distracted or daydreaming.

estar en las nubes como un pasarón

bird

Vertebrate animal from the group of birds.

pájaro

volatile

Refers to a bird, but also to something unstable or changeable.

volátil

height

Vertical distance, often used in the context of the ability to fly high.

altura

A person who is very large or stocky.

That guy is a pasaron, I wouldn't want to make him angry.

Ese tipo es un pasarón, no me gustaría enojarlo.

Someone who draws a lot of attention due to their appearance.

He arrived and everyone was staring, he's a real pasaron.

Él llegó y todos quedaron mirando, es un verdadero pasarón.