limpios
“limpios” means “clean” in Spanish. It has 3 different meanings depending on context:
clean
Also: tidy
📝 In Action
Mis zapatos nuevos ya no están limpios.
A1My new shoes are not clean anymore.
Necesito unos pantalones limpios para la fiesta.
A1I need some clean pants for the party.
fair
Also: honest
📝 In Action
Queremos unos negocios limpios y transparentes.
B1We want fair and transparent business deals.
Fueron unos combates limpios.
B2They were fair fights.
broke
📝 In Action
Después de pagar el alquiler, nos quedamos limpios.
B2After paying rent, we were left broke.
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Words that translate to "limpios" in Spanish:
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Quick Quiz: limpios
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Which sentence uses 'limpios' to mean 'having no money'?
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Comes from the Latin word 'limpidus,' which means clear, transparent, or bright.
First recorded: 13th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use 'limpios' for a group of women?
No, for a group of women or feminine objects, you must use 'limpias'.
Is 'limpios' a verb?
No, 'limpios' is an adjective. The verb for 'to clean' is 'limpiar'.