Today's
WOTD is: "orquídea" = orchid
In
Spanish, “orquídea”
is a feminine noun of Latin origin, which means orchid.
A
couple of expressions with the word “orquídea”
are:
- Cultivo de orquídeas (orchid growing);
- El ladrón de orquídeas (the orchid thief*);
*NB
El ladrón de orquídeas is the common title given in Spain to
the 2002 Spike Jonze film 'Adaptation'.
An
example of the use of the word "orquídea"
is:
- Estamos haciendo un curso de cultivo de orquídeas (we are on an orchid growing course);
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