WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
| Principal Translations |
folklore,
folclore nm | (conjunto de costumbres) | folklore n |
| | Las sevillanas forman parte del folklore español. |
| | Sevillanas are part of Spanish folklore. |
folklore,
folclore nm | (estudio de las costumbres) | folklore n |
| | | local customs npl |
| | En la universidad se especializó en antropología y folklore. |
| | She specialized in anthropology and folklore at the university. |
| Additional Translations |
folklore,
folclore nm | coloquial (jaleo) | commotion, pandemonium n |
| | (noise) | racket n |
| | (argument) | to-do, row n |
| | Todos los martes se arma un buen folklore por el mercadillo del pueblo. |
| | There's a lot of commotion every Tuesday at the town's street market. |
folklore,
folclore nm | coloquial (juerga) (colloquial) | blast n |
| | (UK) | rave, knees-up n |
| | Menudo folklore tuvimos anoche en la taberna con Manolo y su guitarra. |
| | We had a blast last night at the pub with Manolo and his guitar. |
'folklore' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:
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