No. 1,247 in Spanish
clásico
"Clásico" means "classic" or "traditional," often referring to something timeless or exemplary.
In a sentence
Este restaurante es conocido por su estilo clásico.
This restaurant is known for its classic style.
Here, 'clásico' describes the traditional or typical aesthetic and approach of the place.
Siempre disfruto viendo películas clásicas los fines de semana.
I always enjoy watching classic movies on weekends.
In this case, 'clásico' refers to movies that are widely recognized as outstanding or typical representations of their genre or era.
Fue un partido clásico entre los dos equipos rivales.
It was a classic match between the two rival teams.
Here, 'clásico' refers to a prominent and typical encounter expected between the mentioned teams.
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