expertos
“expertos” means “experts” in Spanish. It has 2 different meanings depending on context:
experts, specialists
📝 In Action
Los expertos en tecnología predijeron este cambio.
B1The technology experts predicted this change.
Necesitamos llamar a los expertos para arreglar la tubería.
A2We need to call the specialists to fix the pipe.
Son considerados los mayores expertos en la materia.
B2They are considered the greatest experts on the subject.
expert, knowledgeable
📝 In Action
Mis colegas son muy expertos en ese software.
B1My colleagues are very skilled at that software.
Los jardineros son expertos en el cuidado de rosas.
A2The gardeners are knowledgeable about rose care.
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Which sentence uses 'expertos' as a noun (referring to the people)?
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📚 Etymology▼
Comes from the Latin word 'expertus,' which meant 'tried, proved, or known by experience.' This shows that being an 'experto' is all about having tested knowledge.
First recorded: 15th century (as 'experto')
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Frequently Asked Questions
How is 'experto' different from 'especialista'?
'Experto' emphasizes deep knowledge and skill, often gained through practice. 'Especialista' emphasizes the specific field or subject they work in. They are often interchangeable, but 'experto' focuses more on the quality of skill.
Can I use 'expertos' to describe things, not just people?
Yes, although less common, you can describe inanimate things as 'expertos' if they demonstrate a high level of proficiency or precision (e.g., 'sistemas expertos' - expert systems).