culto
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adjective
- educated; cultured
- learned; scholarly
- cultivated
noun
- worshipthe devotion accorded to a deity or to a sacred object
- worship; ritual, ritethe religious ceremonies that express devotion
- culta group or sect of people with a deviant religious, philosophical or cultural identity
Forms
adjective
| masculine singular | culto |
|---|---|
| feminine | culta |
| masculine plural | cultos |
| feminine plural | cultas |
noun
| singular | culto |
|---|---|
| plural | cultos |
Used in the library
- El periodista es un hombre culto que cita a Machado.The journalist is a cultured man who quotes Machado.B2Una vez más (5) — Once more (5) (B2)
- Un andaluz culto pronuncia todas las eses cuando lee las noticias, y ninguna cuando habla con su madre; las dos formas son suyas.An educated Andalusian pronounces every s when reading the news, and none when talking to his mother; both forms are his.B2El español de Andalucía — The Spanish of Andalucía
- El lunfardo no es incorrección ni ignorancia: es un registro, y el porteño culto lo usa con sus amigos y lo guarda en una entrevista de trabajo.Lunfardo is not incorrectness or ignorance: it is a register, and the educated porteño uses it with friends and puts it away in a job interview.B2El lunfardo — Lunfardo