Translation of Spanish word "plaza" to English
plaza
/ˈplaθa/
Meaning
Nouna public square in a town or city
How to use
Plaza ('square / plaza / market / seat') is feminine. Plaza de toros — Bullring. Plaza de aparcamiento — Parking space.
🇬🇧 English
square
Example
La plaza mayor de la ciudad está llena de gente los fines de semana.
The city's main square is full of people on weekends.
El ayuntamiento está situado en una plaza histórica del centro de la ciudad.
The town hall is located in a historic square in the city center.
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Common phrases
- plaza de toros— bullring
- plaza de aparcamiento— parking space
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What does the Spanish word "plaza" mean?▼
The Spanish word "plaza" means "square" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "La plaza mayor de la ciudad está llena de gente los fines de semana." (which translates as "The city's main square is full of people on weekends.").
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