claros
“claros” means “clear” in Spanish. It has 2 different meanings depending on context:
clear, light-colored
Also: bright, obvious
📝 In Action
Los colores claros me gustan más para la sala.
A1I like light colors better for the living room.
Tus puntos son muy claros.
A2Your points are very clear.
Hoy tendremos cielos claros todo el día.
A1Today we will have clear skies all day.
clearings, gaps
Also: highlights
📝 In Action
Hay algunos claros entre las nubes.
B1There are some gaps between the clouds.
Caminamos por los claros del bosque.
B2We walked through the clearings in the forest.
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Quick Quiz: claros
Question 1 of 2
Which sentence uses 'claros' to describe the color of something?
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📚 Etymology▼
From the Latin word 'clarus,' which meant bright, shining, or clear to the ear (loud).
First recorded: 12th century
Cognates (Related words)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use 'claros' for female objects?
No. For a group of female objects (like 'camisas'), you must use 'claras'. Use 'claros' for masculine groups (like 'pantalones') or mixed groups.
Is 'claros' ever a verb?
No, 'claros' is either a description (adjective) or a thing (noun). If you want to say 'to make clear,' use the verb 'aclarar'.