WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| maze n | (labyrinth) | laberinto nm |
| | The harvest festival had a large corn maze. |
| | The knight rescued the damsel from the maze. |
| | El festival de la cosecha tenía un gran laberinto de maíz. // El caballero rescató a la doncella del laberinto. |
| maze n | (graphic puzzle) | laberinto nm |
| | Ben tried to solve the maze in the paper while he waited for his appointment. |
| | Ben intentó resolver el laberinto en el periódico mientras esperaba su cita. |
| maze n | figurative ([sth] complex) | laberinto nm |
| | | brete nm |
| | | dilema nf |
| | | dédalo nm |
| | Karen tried to find her way through the maze of streets. |
| | Karen intentó salir del laberinto que formaban las calles. |
| Additional Translations |
| maze n | (state of confusion) (figurado) | enredo nm |
| | (figurado) | laberinto nm |
| | Catherine's mind was a maze of confusion after seeing the strange film. |
| | Dan was in a maze trying to understand his math homework. |
| | Dan estaba en un enredo intentando comprender sus deberes de Matemáticas. |
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