guapo

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adjective

guapo, -a

adjective

1. good-looking (atractivo) (especially peninsular Spanish); handsome (hombre); pretty (mujer)

2. smart (elegante) (especially peninsular Spanish)

3. cool, ace (informal) (muy bueno) (peninsular Spanish)

4. gutsy (valiente) (Am)

masculine or feminine noun

5. (valiente)

6. pal (informal) (apelativo) (peninsular Spanish), sunshine (British)

guapo [goo-ah’-po, pah]

adjective

1. Stout, courageous, valiant, bold (valiente), enterprising, good, clever.

2. Spruce, neat, elegant (elegante), ostentatious, vain.

3. Gay, sprightly, fond of courting women.

4. Good-looking, handsome (hombre).

Va de guapo por la vida, he goes through life with every confidence in his good looks. ¡Hombre, qué guapo estás -> how smart you’re looking


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