No. 2,595 in Spanish
cotidiano
Daily; everyday; ordinary.
In a sentence
La rutina cotidiana puede parecer aburrida.
The daily routine can seem boring.
Here, 'cotidiano' is used as an adjective to describe the routine as something occurring regularly and daily.
Admiro su actitud positiva frente a los desafíos cotidianos.
I admire their positive attitude towards everyday challenges.
In this sentence, 'cotidianos' serves as an adjective modifying the noun 'desafíos,' implying common, everyday occurrences.
En su obra, el autor captura la esencia de lo cotidiano.
In his work, the author captures the essence of the everyday.
In this context, 'cotidiano' is used as a noun to refer to regular daily life and its essence.
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