Translation of Spanish word "corriente" to English
corriente
/koɾˈjente/
Meaning
Adjectiveflowing or moving with a smooth, continuous motion.
How to use
Corriente ('current / draft / common / run-of-the-mill') is a feminine noun ('current/draft') or an adjective. Corriente eléctrica — Electric current. Corriente marina — Ocean current.
🇬🇧 English
current
Example
La corriente eléctrica es peligrosa si no se maneja con cuidado.
The electric current is dangerous if not handled carefully.
El corriente de aire es muy fuerte en esta época del año.
The air current is very strong at this time of year.
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Common phrases
- corriente eléctrica— electrical current
- corriente de aire— draft / air current
- estar al corriente— to be informed / up-to-date
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The Spanish word "corriente" means "current" in English.
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