bonito

=

pretty

adjective

bonito, -a
adjective
1. pretty (lindo); nice (agradable)
  • es la canción más bonita del disco -> it's the most beautiful song on the record
2. (grande)
  • recibió una bonita suma -> she got a tidy sum of money
3. (Irónico)
  • ¡muy bonito, -a! -> great!, wonderful!
  • ¿te parece bonito, -a lo que has hecho? -> are you proud of what you've done, then?
adverb
4. well (bien) (Am)
5. a lot (mucho)
masculine noun
6. bonito (pez) (type of tuna)

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bonito [bo-nee’-to]
noun
1. Sea-fish, resembling a tuna. (m)
(Pacific Ocean) Striped tuna.
adjective
1. Dim of BUENO.
  • Bonito como un sol -> as pretty as a picture
  • Una bonita cantidad -> a nice little sum
2. Graceful, minion.
3. Soft, effeminate.
4. (Cono Sur) Well, nicely.
  • Ella canta bonito -> she sings nicely
  • Se te ve bonito -> it looks good on you
Pretty good, passable. Nice-looking; handsome. 2 Affecting elegance and neatness. 3 Pretty.

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"bonito" in the Answers forum
Q: what isthe difference between "atun" and "bonito"
A: No doubt about it, they are different kinds of fish. Here is "Bonito" in English ----> [Bonito][1], and Here it is in Spanish ----> [Sarda][2].…
Q: Bonito
A: Addendum: in Spain, "Está buena" is used more with a sexual tone, and especially to refer to her body. Let's say it doesn't sound like a poetic compliment.…
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