No. 7,216 in Spanish
gabura
The word "gabura" does not appear to have a standard definition in Spanish; it may be a regional term, slang, or a misspelling.
In a sentence
Me puse la gabura antes de salir porque hacía frío.
I put on the winter coat before going out because it was cold.
In this sentence, 'gabura' is used as a noun to refer to a warm, protective coat or garment typically worn in cold weather.
Gabura las situaciones difíciles con confianza y serenidad.
Face difficult situations with confidence and serenity.
Here, 'gabura' is used as a verb, metaphorically meaning to confront or face something with a particular attitude.
La vieja gabura del abuelo todavía está colgada en el perchero.
Grandpa's old coat is still hanging on the coat rack.
In this case, 'gabura' again serves as a noun, referring specifically to an old and possibly sentimental piece of clothing such as a coat.
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