No. 11,934 in Spanish

imperdible

Something unmissable or a safety pin.

In a sentence

Esta película es un imperdible de este año.
This movie is a must-see of the year.
Here, 'imperdible' is used as a noun meaning 'a must-see item' or 'a must-have experience'.
La oferta en ese restaurante es imperdible.
The deal at that restaurant is unmissable.
In this case, 'imperdible' acts as an adjective, meaning 'unmissable' or 'worth experiencing'.
El broche del vestido es un imperdible.
The dress clasp is a safety pin.
Here, 'imperdible' refers to a specific type of object: a safety pin.

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