fabuloso in Spanish: fabulous, fantastic (adjective)

/faβuˈloso/

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Translation

fabulous, fantastic

Word origin

From Latin fabulosus ('celebrated in fable, legendary'), from fabula ('story, fable'), from fari ('to speak').

Origin: Latin
Root: fabulosus
English cognates: fabulous, fable

Grammar

Femininefabulosa

Masc pluralfabulosos

Examples

We had a fabulous holiday on the coast.

Last night's concert was fantastic.

She has a fabulous house with sea views.

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What a fabulous idea you have had!

The chef prepared a fabulous menu for everyone.

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This word is part of lesson 42.