How do you pronounce 'Chest' and 'pecho'?

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What is an example sentence for Chest in Spanish?

English: "He felt a sharp pain in his chest." | Spanish: "Sintió un dolor agudo en el pecho."

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chest Meaning in Spanish (chest significado en español)

Q: What is 'pecho' called in English?

'pecho' in English is called "Chest". Chest refers to: La parte delantera del cuerpo humano o animal entre el cuello y el abdomen, que encierra el corazón y los pulmones.

pecho, cofre

Sinónimos:tóraxarcabaúl

pecho in English:chest

Phonetic:pɛtʃo

Plural: chests

Gender:Masculino

Quick Answer • Resumen

El significado de chest en español es pecho, cofre. (La parte delantera del cuerpo humano o animal entre el cuello y el abdomen, que encierra el corazón y los pulmones.)

Definitions of Chest

1
noun
pecho
The front part of a human or animal body between the neck and the abdomen, enclosing the heart and lungs.
La parte delantera del cuerpo humano o animal entre el cuello y el abdomen, que encierra el corazón y los pulmones.
2
noun
cofre
A large, strong box, typically made of wood, used for storing or transporting items.
Una caja grande y fuerte, típicamente de madera, utilizada para almacenar o transportar objetos.

Example Sentences

“He felt a sharp pain in his chest.”

Sintió un dolor agudo en el pecho.

“She opened the old wooden chest to reveal its contents.”

Abrió el viejo cofre de madera para revelar su contenido.

“The pirate buried his treasure chest on the island.”

El pirata enterró su cofre del tesoro en la isla.

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Synonyms (Sinónimos)

In Spanish:

tóraxarcabaúl

In English:

thoraxbreast

Antonyms (Antónimos)

In Spanish:

espaldacaja

In English:

back abdomen

Inflected Word Forms

adjectivechested

adjectivechesty

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

chest of drawerscollocation

A piece of furniture with several drawers for storing clothes.

get something off one's chestidiom

To express something that has been worrying you for a long time.

pounding chestcollocation

A feeling of one's heart beating very strongly and noticeably.

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