obvious

obvious
[ˈɒbvɪəs]
sustantivo
también:
  • to state the obvious -> constatar lo evidente
adjetivo
1. obvio(a), evidente
  • it was the obvious thing to do -> hacer eso era lo más lógico

obvious [ob-vios]
adjetivo
1. Obvio, evitar o apartar inconvenientes o dificultades.

"obvious" in the Answers forum

Q: I know this must be obvious, but where do you start 'learning'?
A: http://www.spanishdict.com/learn :-)
Q: Other than the obvious use, what other times do I use the definite article?
A: Would you say "King of the hill came to see me yesterday" or "The king of the hill came to see me yesterday"? Put it like that, it is no longer an idiom,…
Q: How do you say "She's showing" as in it's obvious she's pregnant because she's…
A: "se le nota" = it is showing (as in her belly is showing) it's not a literal translation, but the use is common.
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