Today's
WOTD is: "almuerzo" = lunch
In
Spanish, “almuerzo”
is a masculine noun of mixed Arabic and Latin origin commonly used to
refer to a lunch*.
*NB
It should be noted that some times, the noun "almuerzo"
is also used to refer to a mid-morning meal (brunch/
elevenses);
The
related Spanish action word/ verb “almorzar”
means
to have
lunch.
Some
expressions with the word “almuerzo”
or “almorzar”
are:
- Al almuerzo (at lunch time)
- Para almorzar (for lunch);
- Para el almuerzo (for lunch);
- Preparar el almuerzo (to make/ prepare/ cook lunch);
Some examples of the use of the word "almuerzo" are:
- El almuerzo duró una hora (lunch lasted one hour);
- Almorzamos en un restaurante que queda bastante cerca de mi casa (we had lunch in a restaurant quite near home);
- Al almuerzo suelo tomar un vaso de vino (at lunch time I often have a glass of wine)
- Hoy me apetece la merluza a la plancha para almorzar (today I feel like having hake on the griddle for lunch);
- Hoy me apetece la merluza a la plancha para el almuerzo (today I feel like having hake on the griddle for lunch);
- ¿Quién prepara el almuerzo? (who is making/ preparing/ cooking lunch?);
Love-Spanish.com loves the word "almuerzo" in the YouTube clip: moto almuerzo,casillas , los lobos
*NB
'Click' on the speaker icon next to the word “almuerzo”
in the link to hear the word pronounced.
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