plata
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adjective
- argent
noun
- silver
- money, dough
Forms
adjective
| masculine singular | plata |
|---|---|
| feminine masculine plural | platas |
noun
| singular | plata |
|---|---|
| plural | platas |
Used in the library
- Hispania da a Roma aceite, vino y plata.Hispania gives Rome oil, wine and silver.A1Los romanos en Hispania — The Romans in Hispania
- En el jardín hay plantas y animales de oro y de plata.In the garden there are plants and animals made of gold and silver.A1Los incas y el sol — The Incas and the sun
- En las familias con dinero, vienen mariachis de verdad, con trompetas y trajes con botones de plata.In families with money, real mariachis come, with trumpets and suits with silver buttons.A1Las mañanitas
- Pongo la foto de mi abuela en un marco de plata.I put my grandmother's photo in a silver frame.A2Otra vez, por favor (10) — Once more, please (10) (A2)
Other ways to say it
- argentosilver
- billetebanknote, bill (paper currency); ticket
- billullosilver; money
- blancowhite; white (of light skin)
- chenchéna type of savoury cake from Dominican Republic, made of corn
- chirilicasmoney
- cobrecopper (reddish-brown, malleable, ductile metallic element with high electrical and thermal conductivity, symbol Cu, and atomic number 29)
- cuartosquarter finals, quarterfinals
Talking about money
- platamoneyThe word most of Latin America says, from silver.