How is the word Ojos translated from Spanish to English

English translation
eyes
noun

Los dos órganos de la cara con los que vemos.

The two organs in the face that we see with.

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Examples with “Ojos”

See how the word “Ojos” is used in sentences

  • Tiene los ojos verdes. — She has green eyes.

  • Cierra los ojos y respira despacio. — Close your eyes and breathe slowly.

  • Sus ojos brillaban con la luz de las velas. — Her eyes shone in the candlelight.

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How “Ojos” is used

On its own, ojo is one of the most useful words in spoken Spanish, and its commonest uses are not about eyes at all. ¡Ojo! shouted or scribbled in a margin means watch out, careful, take note. Ojo con el escalón is mind the step; ojo, que llueve is heads up, it's raining.

The idioms deserve the same attention: costar un ojo de la cara is to cost a fortune, no pegar ojo is not to sleep a wink, en un abrir y cerrar de ojos is in the blink of an eye, and a ojo means roughly, by eye, without measuring. One grammatical detail — colours agree in the plural, ojos verdes, ojos azules, ojos marrones — and note that Spanish says tiene los ojos verdes with the article where English says she has green eyes.

Forms of “Ojos”

  • ojo singular
  • ojos plural
  • ¡Ojo! watch out, take note
  • a ojo roughly, by eye

Common phrases with “Ojos”

  • ojos verdes green eyes
  • ¡ojo con el escalón! mind the step!
  • costar un ojo de la cara to cost a fortune
  • no pegar ojo not to sleep a wink

How “Ojos” differs from similar words

  • ojo eye

    The singular, and the form that carries the warning use.

  • cara face

    Appears in the idiom un ojo de la cara.

  • mirar to look

    Mirar a los ojos — to look someone in the eye.

  • ver to see

    What eyes are for; mirar is aiming them somewhere.

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