How to Say "airs" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “airs” is “aires” — B2 level.
English → SpanishB2
nounB2
manner; demeanor; appearance
Examples
Esa chica se da aires de superioridad, aunque no lo sea.
That girl puts on airs of superiority, even if she isn't superior.
Tiene unos aires muy elegantes, parece de la realeza.
She has a very elegant look; she seems like royalty.
Figurative Plural
In this meaning, 'aires' is almost always used in the plural, even when referring to one person's manner.
Using Singular for Attitude
Mistake: “Tiene un aire de superioridad.”
Correction: Use the plural: 'Tiene unos aires de superioridad.' This is the standard idiomatic usage.
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