Visera (en. Visor)

/biˈse.ɾa/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Part of the hat that extends forward to protect the eyes from the sun.

The visor of my cap helps me see better at the beach.

La visera de mi gorra me ayuda a ver mejor en la playa.

Accessory used in some sports, like baseball, to protect the eyes.

The player adjusted the visor of his cap before entering the field.

El jugador ajustó la visera de su gorra antes de entrar al campo.

Element of some glasses that protects from the sun.

Sunglasses have a visor that blocks UV rays.

Las gafas de sol tienen una visera que bloquea los rayos UV.

From Latin 'visera', which comes from 'visus', meaning 'sight'.

to cast a shadow

To make something covered or protected from light.

echar sombra

to wear the visor

To protect someone from criticism or a problem.

dar la visera

to have the visor well positioned

To be prepared or ready to face complicated situations.

llevar la visera bien puesta

cap

Garment that covers the head, usually has a visor.

gorra

hat

Garment worn on the head, can have different styles of visors.

sombrero

protection

Action of safeguarding something from damage or danger.

protección

Trendy visor from caps that is in fashion.

That new visor you bought is really cool.

Esa visera nueva que compraste es muy cool.

To wear a visor in a stylish way.

She always goes out with her visor well positioned and in style.

Ella siempre sale con su visera bien puesta y con estilo.