limusina
“limusina” means “limousine” in Spanish (luxury vehicle).
limousine
Also: limo
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Alquilamos una limusina para la noche de nuestra graduación.
A2We rented a limousine for our prom night.
El presidente llegó en una limusina blindada.
B1The president arrived in an armored limousine.
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Which of these is the correct way to say 'the limousine'?
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Comes from the French region of 'Limousin'. Originally, it described a type of hooded cloak worn by people there. Later, the name was used for luxury cars where the driver sat under a similar 'hood' outside the passenger cabin.
First recorded: Early 20th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does 'limusina' ever refer to a bus?
No, 'limusina' specifically refers to a long, luxury car. For a bus, you would use 'autobús' or 'camión' depending on the country.