WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| cenicienta nf | coloquial (peor del grupo) | last place n |
| | (figurative) | Cinderella n |
| | | bottom n |
| | Está claro que Luxemburgo es la cenicienta del grupo de clasificación para el mundial. |
| | It's obvious that Luxembourg occupies the last place in the group for qualification to the World Cup. |
| | It's obvious that Luxembourg is the Cinderella of the group for qualification to the World Cup. |
| | It's obvious that Luxembourg is at the bottom of the group for qualification to the World Cup. |
| Additional Translations |
| cenicienta nf | coloquial (persona, cosa despreciada) (informal) | black sheep n |
| | (UK, colloquial) | dogsbody n |
| | (informal, figurative) | Cinderella n |
| | La hija menor es la cenicienta de la familia y la dejaron fuera de la herencia. |
| | The youngest daughter is the black sheep of the family and was left out of the will. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| Cenicienta n propio f | (personaje de cuento de hadas) | Cinderella n prop |
| | La madrastra de Cenicienta era una mujer malvada. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| ceniciento adj | (de color ceniza) (color) | ashen adj |
| | (US) | ash-gray adj |
| | (UK) | ash-grey adj |
| | La abuela siempre usa el mismo abrigo ceniciento en invierno. |
| | The elderly lady always wears the same ashen coat in winter. |
| Additional Translations |
| ceniciento adj | figurado, poco usual (humor: alicaído) | downcast, depressed adj |
| | (colloquial) | down adj |
| | Después de su despido, mi padre estuvo unos días de un humor ceniciento. |
| | After his dismissal he spent a few days in a downcast (or: depressed) state. |