No. 6,682 in Spanish
classic
The Spanish word "clásico" means "classic" in English, referring to something traditional, timeless, or historically significant.
In a sentence
Esta película es un clásico del cine universal.
This movie is a classic of world cinema.
Here, 'clásico' is used as a noun to refer to a timeless and exemplary work within a particular field.
Prefiero un estilo clásico en la decoración de mi casa.
I prefer a classic style in my home’s decoration.
In this case, 'clásico' is an adjective describing a style characterized by traditional and enduring features.
Ayer jugamos un partido clásico entre los equipos rivales.
Yesterday we played a classic match between the rival teams.
Here, 'clásico' is used as an adjective to describe a competition event as intense and emblematic due to the rivalry.
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