cura

cure

noun

cura
masculine noun
1priest
feminine noun
2recovery (curación)
3treatment, cure (tratamiento)
  • necesitar una cura de sueño -> to need a good sleep
also:
  • no tener cura -> to be incurable; (ser incurable) to be incorrigible (informal) (ser incorregible)

cura [coo'-rah]
noun
1Parish priest, rector, curate. (m)
  • Cura párroco -> parish priest
2In Castile, it is commonly used to denote any clergyman, priest, or parson. (m)
noun
3Cure, healing, the act and effect of healing or of restoring to health. (f)
  • Primera cura -> first aid
  • Cura de reposo -> rest cure
  • No tiene cura -> there’s no remedy
4Guardianship. (f)
5Parsonage, the benefice of a parish. (f)
  • Los derechos de cura -> the dues or fees of a rector, parson, or curate, with a parochial charge

cura
sustantivo:masculino
1 (Religión) priest
sí, señor cura yes, father
cura obrero worker priest
cura párroco parish priest
2 (anticuado) (yo mismo) I; myself
este cura yours truly; (familiar) no se ofrece este cura this poor devil isn't volunteering
cura
sustantivo:femenino
1 (Med) (curación) cure; (tratamiento) treatment
no tiene cura there is no cure for it; there's no remedy; it's quite hopeless; tiene cura it can be cured; it is curable; primera cura first aid
cura de choque shock treatment
cura de reposo rest therapy
cura de sueño sleep therapy
cura de urgencia emergency treatment; first aid
2
cura de almas (Religión) cure of souls

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