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How do you say "cycling" in Spanish (Latin America)?
el ciclismo
In Spanish (Latin America), "cycling" is el ciclismo.
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Pronunciation
Try EHL see-KLEES-moh for "el ciclismo," tapping a single quick r if one shows up and keeping the stress on the second-to-last part.
Grammar notes
el ciclismo is masculine. Its plural is ciclismos.
Example sentence
Ir en bicicleta al trabajo lo mantiene en forma.
Cycling to work keeps him fit.
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How to remember el ciclismo
Say "el ciclismo" out loud three times while looking at a real cycling or a photo of one; the repetition does more work than any trick.
Related words
- rowing el remo
- fencing la esgrima
- gymnast el gimnasta
- athlete el atleta
- spectator el espectador
- training el entrenamiento
- finish line Línea de meta
- starting line Línea de salida
- warm up Calentar
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Questions about el ciclismo
How do you pronounce el ciclismo?
Try EHL see-KLEES-moh for "el ciclismo," tapping a single quick r if one shows up and keeping the stress on the second-to-last part.
Is el ciclismo masculine or feminine?
el ciclismo is masculine. el ciclismo is masculine. Its plural is ciclismos.
How is el ciclismo used in Spanish (Latin America)?
el ciclismo is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Ir en bicicleta al trabajo lo mantiene en forma. (Cycling to work keeps him fit.).
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