How to Say "styles" in Spanish

The Spanish word for “styles” is “escuelas” — B2 level.

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escuelas

nounB2

art or writing

Three distinct, stylized objects floating together: a classical column base representing philosophy, a large paintbrush representing art, and an open book representing literature, illustrating different schools of thought.

Examples

Existen varias escuelas económicas que debaten el problema.

Several economic schools of thought debate the problem.

Las diferentes escuelas de pintura del siglo XX.

The different schools (styles) of painting of the 20th century.

Figurative Use

This meaning uses the idea of a 'school' metaphorically to describe a group of people who follow the same teachings, style, or philosophy.

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Related Translations

academies→doctrines→schools→

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