Vidrieras (en. Stained glass windows)

/biˈɾjeɾas/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Translation: Structures made of glass that are used to adorn windows or walls.

Translation: The stained glass windows of the cathedral are impressive.

Las vidrieras de la catedral son impresionantes.

Translation: Architectural elements that allow the passage of light while providing an artistic design.

Translation: The modern stained glass in the museum attracts many visitors.

La vidriera moderna en el museo atrae a muchos visitantes.

Translation: Glass panels with different colors and shapes, used in decoration.

Translation: The stained glass windows of the church depict biblical stories.

Las vidrieras de la iglesia cuentan historias bíblicas.

Translation: It derives from the term 'glass,' which comes from the Latin 'vitrum.'

Translation: like a glass

Translation: To do something very clearly and without confusion.

como un vidrio

Translation: see through a glass

Translation: To understand something completely.

ver a través de un vidrio

Translation: break the glass

Translation: To make an unexpected change.

romper el vidrio

Translation: glass

Translation: Hard, fragile, and transparent substance used to make windows and other objects.

vidrio

Translation: window

Translation: An opening in a wall that allows light and ventilation to enter.

ventana

Translation: light

Translation: Radiation that is visible to the human eye.

luz

Translation: Holes in life that reveal the past.

Translation: That relationship is like a broken stained glass window, it cannot be recovered.

Esa relación es como una vidriera rota, no se puede recuperar.

Translation: Something that seems fragile but has great value.

Translation: That idea is a stained glass window; with care, it can shine.

Esa idea es una vidriera, con cuidado puede brillar.