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How do you say "bud" in Spanish?
brote
In Spanish, "bud" is brote.
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Pronunciation
Pronounce BROH-teh, stress on the first syllable, with a rolled r right after the initial b.
Grammar notes
brote is masculine. Its plural is capullos.
Example sentence
Un pequeño brote se abrió en primavera.
A tiny bud opened in the spring.
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How to remember brote
Brote rhymes loosely with 'float', like a tiny bud floating open in spring.
Related words
- root la raíz
- branch la rama
- trunk el tronco
- leaf la hoja
- seed la semilla
- oak el roble
- pine el pino
- palm la palmera
- bamboo el bambú
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Questions about brote
How do you pronounce brote?
Pronounce BROH-teh, stress on the first syllable, with a rolled r right after the initial b.
Is brote masculine or feminine?
brote is masculine. brote is masculine. Its plural is capullos.
How is brote used in Spanish?
brote is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Un pequeño brote se abrió en primavera. (A tiny bud opened in the spring.).
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