oro
/ˈoɾo/, [ˈo.ɾo]gold
Noun oro m (plural oros)
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gold
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(in the plural) a suit in a Spanish deck of cards
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a card from this suit
Adjective oro (plural oros)
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(heraldry) or
Verb oro
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First-person singular (yo) present indicative form of orar.
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¡Tu idea vale su peso en oro!
Your idea is worth its weight in gold!
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¿Quién enterró los lingotes de oro aquí?
Who buried the gold bars here?
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La compañía le dio un reloj de oro en agradecimiento por sus servicios.
The company gave him a gold watch in acknowledgement of his services.
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No se puede tener el oro y el moro.
You cannot eat your cake and keep it.
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Ese Rolex de oro es un reloj carísimo que no muestra mi estilo de vida.
This gold Rolex is an expensive watch alien to my lifestyle.
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La salud vale más que el oro.
Health is worth more than gold.
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El jefe prometió montañas de oro.
The boss promised mountains of gold.
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Le di un reloj de oro.
I gave him a gold watch.
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Ni el oro ni la grandeza nos hacen felices.
Neither gold nor greatness make us happy.
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Como dice el dicho, "el tiempo es oro".
As the proverb says, "Time is money."
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