"Picture perfect"
Is there a way to say "picture perfect" in Spanish? I want to keep all of the English phrase's connotation, because I want to use it ironically in this sentence:
Quizá en la mente de la señora Consuelo, eso es un cuento de amor perfectoy, efectivamente, es [picture perfect],
implying that the love is beautiful like a picture but shallow and empty. (If there are any other problems with the sentence, please let me know.)
According to the translator, "picture perfect" = "imagen perfecto". Is that right?
2 Answers
"es la imagen perfecta"
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"ésa es la imagen perfecta"
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"ésa es una imagen perfecta"
That's it except that I think it's feminine, so 'imagen perfecta' ![]()