Riachuelo (en. Creek)

/rjaˈtʃwe.lo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

English: A brook is a stream or small water current.

English: The brook flows serenely among the trees.

El riachuelo fluye serenamente entre los árboles.

English: A brook is considered any water current smaller than a river and generally tributary to one.

English: The brook joins the main river further ahead.

El riachuelo se une al río principal más adelante.

English: It can be a natural drainage that carries rainwater.

English: After the storm, the brook grew considerably.

Después de la tormenta, el riachuelo creció considerablemente.

English: It comes from the diminutive of 'river', which designates a small water current.

English: to refer to a brook

English: To speak about a small water current.

referirse a un riachuelo

English: to live near a brook

English: To reside in the vicinity of a brook.

vivir cerca de un riachuelo

English: to fish in a brook

English: To engage in fishing in a small water current.

pescar en un riachuelo

English: stream

English: A water current smaller than a river.

arroyo

English: river

English: A body of water larger than a brook.

río

English: tributary

English: A river or brook that flows into another river.

afluente

English: Small water current in the countryside.

English: That brook is ideal for fishing trout.

Ese riachuelo es ideal para pescar truchas.

English: A place to relax near the water.

English: We are going to sit by the brook to rest.

Nos vamos a sentar junto al riachuelo a descansar.