"hecho un brazo de mar" meaning in All languages combined

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Adjective [Spanish]

Forms: hecha un brazo de mar [feminine], hechos un brazo de mar [masculine, plural], hechas un brazo de mar [feminine, plural]
Etymology: Literally, “made [up like] an inlet (the geographical feature)”. Apparently, it's a metaphor because an inlet, or perhaps the sea itself, is narrow and majestic. Etymology templates: {{m-g|made 􂀿up like􂁀 an inlet (the geographical feature)}} “made [up like] an inlet (the geographical feature)”, {{lit|made 􂀿up like􂁀 an inlet (the geographical feature)}} Literally, “made [up like] an inlet (the geographical feature)” Head templates: {{es-adj|head=hecho un brazo de mar|sp=first}} hecho un brazo de mar (feminine hecha un brazo de mar, masculine plural hechos un brazo de mar, feminine plural hechas un brazo de mar)
  1. (idiomatic) dressed to kill; dressed to the nines Tags: idiomatic
    Sense id: en-hecho_un_brazo_de_mar-es-adj-xQ56eEeh Categories (other): Pages with 1 entry, Pages with entries, Spanish entries with incorrect language header

Inflected forms

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