jardín
garden
Reviewed by: David WestfallCofounder
A planted plot of ground kept for how it looks
Encoding Strategies:
linguistic
visual
garden
bed of flowers and plants
Jardín means garden and is a direct cognate of the English word.
jardín
garden
A plot of ground planted with flowers, shrubs, or trees and kept for the sake of how it looks.
Mi abuela cuida las rosas de su jardín todas las mañanasMy grandmother tends the roses in her garden every morning
El palacio tiene un jardín enorme abierto al públicoThe palace has an enormous garden open to the public
yard (around a house)
The open ground around a house, whether or not anything ornamental grows there.
Los niños juegan en el jardín después de la escuelaThe kids play in the yard after school
Tenemos que cortar el pasto del jardín este fin de semanaWe have to mow the grass in the yard this weekend
jardín de infancia
kindergarten, preschool
School for children too young for primary school. Literally, "a garden of infancy," where the young minds are planted and developed.
Mi hijo empieza el jardín de infancia en septiembreMy son starts kindergarten in September
La maestra del jardín de niños es muy cariñosaThe kindergarten teacher is very affectionate