No. 4,937 in Spanish
divino
"Divino" means "divine" or "heavenly."
In a sentence
El paisaje que vimos ayer era divino.
The scenery we saw yesterday was divine.
In this sentence, "divino" is used as an adjective to describe something incredibly beautiful or pleasing, showcasing its use to express admiration.
Ella tiene una voz tan divino que todos se emocionaron.
She has such a divine voice that everyone was moved.
Here, "divino" intensifies the excellence of her voice, indicating its praised beauty or quality.
¡Fue un almuerzo divino, gracias por invitarme!
It was a divine lunch, thank you for inviting me!
In this context, "divino" adds a warm, enthusiastic value to the experience of having lunch, expressing heartfelt gratitude.
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