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foco.

spotlight

4 characters2 syllables approx.Español language

Meaning & usage

noun/ˈfoko/[ˈfo.ko]

  1. spotlight

    masculine

  2. spotlight focus (place or spot where something is focused)

    masculine

  3. light bulb

    Cuba · El-Salvador · Guatemala · Honduras · Mexico · Nicaragua · Panama · South-America · masculine

  4. light bulb headlight

    Colombia · Costa-Rica · Cuba · El-Salvador · Guatemala · Honduras · Mexico · Nicaragua · Panama · Puerto-Rico · South-America · masculine

  5. light bulb flashlight; torch

    Costa-Rica · Cuba · Dominican-Republic · El-Salvador · Guatemala · Honduras · Mexico · Nicaragua · Panama · South-America · masculine

  6. light bulb eyes

    Cuba · El-Salvador · Guatemala · Honduras · Mexico · Nicaragua · Panama · South-America · figuratively · masculine

  7. shame

    Ecuador · masculine

  8. Man with hair a little longer than a buzz cut.

    Bolivia · masculine

  9. crystal meth

    masculine · slang
Where this word comes from

Borrowed from Latin focus. Compare the inherited doublet fuego.

adj/ˈfoko/[ˈfo.ko]

  1. very flamboyant

    Ecuador

  2. having hair a little longer than a buzz cut

    Bolivia · feminine · masculine
Where this word comes from

Borrowed from Latin focus. Compare the inherited doublet fuego.

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