charco

🧠 What does charco mean?

A 'charco' is a small pool of liquid, typically rainwater, that has collected on the ground. While it's a straightforward term for a puddle, its sound can sometimes lend itself to humorous or endearing contexts, especially when referring to something small and perhaps a bit messy. It is a masculine noun.

📚 Extra examples

• Los niños jugaban alegremente en los charcos después de la lluvia.
  The children played happily in the puddles after the rain.
• Mi perro, Max, adora saltar en cada charco que encuentra.
  My dog, Max, loves to jump in every puddle he finds.
• Cuidado con ese charco, podrías mojarte los zapatos.
  Be careful with that puddle, you might get your shoes wet.
• Después de la tormenta, se formó un gran charco en medio de la calle.
  After the storm, a large puddle formed in the middle of the street.

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🔁 Synonyms & opposites of "charco"

Synonyms: encharcamiento, agua estancada

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