Cadillos En Inglés

Cadillos En Inglés

Introduction

“Cadillos” is the Spanish word for “burrs,” which are small, prickly seedpods that often cling to clothing, fur, or hair. Let’s explore how to translate and understand the concept of “cadillos” in English.

Burrs

Using “Burrs”

The direct translation of “cadillos” is “burrs.” For example, “Después de caminar por el campo, tenía varios cadillos en mi ropa” translates to “After walking through the field, I had several burrs on my clothes.”

Using “Prickly Seedpods”

To describe the nature of burrs, you can use the phrase “prickly seedpods.” For instance, “Los cadillos se adhieren fácilmente debido a sus espinosos capullos” translates to “Burrs easily cling due to their prickly seedpods.”

Sticky Seeds

Using “Sticky Seeds”

Another way to convey the concept of “cadillos” is by using the term “sticky seeds.” For example, “Los perros a menudo traen sticky seeds a casa después de pasear por el bosque” translates to “Dogs often bring sticky seeds home after walking in the forest.”

Using “Hitchhiking Seedpods”

To highlight the way burrs attach themselves to surfaces, use the phrase “hitchhiking seedpods.” For instance, “Las hitchhiking seedpods de los cadillos son difíciles de quitar de la ropa” translates to “The hitchhiking seedpods of burrs are hard to remove from clothing.”

Removal and Precautions

“Removing Burrs”

To discuss removing burrs, use the phrase “removing burrs.” For example, “Después de la caminata, tuvimos que pasar tiempo removing burrs de la ropa y el pelaje de los perros” translates to “After the hike, we had to spend time removing burrs from clothes and dog fur.”

“Preventing Burrs”

To talk about avoiding burrs, use the phrase “preventing burrs.” For instance, “Usar ropa ajustada y evitar áreas con plantas portadoras de burrs puede ayudar a prevenir su adhesión” translates to “Wearing tight clothing and avoiding areas with burr-bearing plants can help prevent their attachment.”

Conclusion

“Cadillos” are small seedpods known as burrs that can cling to clothing, fur, or hair. Whether using “burrs,” “prickly seedpods,” “sticky seeds,” or “hitchhiking seedpods,” understanding and addressing the presence of cadillos is important to avoid discomfort and maintain cleanliness.
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