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    Pradera (en. Meadow)

    /pɾaˈðeɾa/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    A wide expanse of land covered with grass found in temperate or warm regions.
    The prairie is an ideal habitat for various species of animals.
    La pradera es un hábitat ideal para diversas especies de animales.
    Area of grass used for livestock.
    Ranchers take their cows to graze on the prairie.
    Los ganaderos llevan sus vacas a pastar en la pradera.
    Geographical area where grasslands prevail.
    In North America, prairies are very common.
    En Norteamérica, las praderas son muy comunes.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'praterius', meaning 'of the meadows' or 'pastures'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    testing ground
    A space used to experiment or test something.
    pradera de pruebas
    beyond the prairie
    Reference to distant or unknown places.
    más allá de la pradera

    Related Words

    grassland
    Land covered with grass where animals feed.
    pastizal
    sabino
    Type of tree typically found in prairie areas.
    sabino

    Slang Meanings

    Term used in some regions to refer to an open and quiet place.
    Let’s go to the prairie to spend some time outdoors.
    Vamos a la pradera a pasar un rato al aire libre.
    Colloquial use to refer to large expanses of undeveloped land.
    That prairie is perfect for having a picnic.
    Esa pradera es perfecta para hacer un picnic.