Today's WOTD is: "pinchazo" = puncture
In
Spanish, the noun "pinchazo" is a masculine noun of
Latin origin, the meaning of which is puncture.
The
Spanish noun “pinchazo” may also be used to refer to:
- A wound caused by knife or other sharp object;
- An injection shot/ a drug fix;
- A sudden sharp pain;
Some
examples of the use of the word "pinchazo"
are:
- Tenemos que reparar el pinchazo (we have to repair the puncture);
- Sentí un pinchazo en la muela del juicio (I felt a sharp pain in a wisdom tooth);
- Necesito pinchazos diarios de insulina (I need daily shots of insuline);
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