What is 'talones' called in English?

'talones' in English is called "Heels". Heels refers to: La parte posterior del pie humano debajo del tobillo.

How do you pronounce 'Heels' and 'talones'?

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What is an example sentence for Heels in Spanish?

English: "She walked gracefully in her high heels." | Spanish: "Caminaba con gracia con sus tacones altos."

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English to Spanish Dictionary

heels Meaning in Spanish (heels significado en español)

talones, talón, tacón, tacones

talones in English:heels

Phonetic:tah-LOH-nehs

Plural: heels

Gender:Masculino

Quick Answer • Resumen

El significado de heels en español es talones, talón, tacón, tacones. (La parte posterior del pie humano debajo del tobillo.)

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Visual representation of "heels"

Definitions of Heels

1
noun
talón
The back part of the human foot below the ankle.
La parte posterior del pie humano debajo del tobillo.
2
noun
tacón
The part of a shoe, boot, or stocking covering the heel.
La parte de un zapato, bota o media que cubre el talón.
3
noun
tacones
Shoes with high heels, often worn by women.
Zapatos con tacones altos, a menudo usados por mujeres.

Example Sentences

casual

“She walked gracefully in her high heels.”

Caminaba con gracia con sus tacones altos.

casual

“He injured his heels playing basketball.”

Se lesionó los talones jugando al baloncesto.

casual

“The dog was always at his master's heels.”

El perro siempre estaba a los talones de su amo.

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Synonyms (Sinónimos)

In Spanish:

talóntacón

Antonyms (Antónimos)

In Spanish:

puntadedos

Inflected Word Forms

gerundheeling

nounheel

agent nounheeler

adjectiveheeled

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

on one's heelsidiom

Following closely behind someone.

kick up one's heelsidiom

To celebrate and enjoy oneself freely.

dig in one's heelsidiom

To refuse to change one's mind or position.