No. 7,671 in Spanish
latre
The Spanish word "latre" does not have a definition in standard Spanish; it may be a typo or a regional/local term.
In a sentence
Él se comporta como un latre en estas discusiones.
He behaves like a burden in these discussions.
Here, 'latre' is used metaphorically to describe someone who is a hindrance or burden.
Decir siempre cosas negativas puede convertirte en un latre para quienes te rodean.
Always saying negative things can make you a burden for those around you.
In this sentence, 'latre' implies someone who weighs down or hinders others emotionally or mentally.
No quiero ser un latre en tu nueva vida, así que daré un paso atrás.
I don't want to be a burden in your new life, so I'll step back.
In this use, 'latre' explicitly represents someone who feels they are an unwanted obligation or hindrance.
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