camarero
Del latín 'camararius', que significa 'el que cuida de las cámaras o habitaciones'.
NOUN
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[/kamaˈɾeɾo/es-ES]
waiter
formal
/
server
neutral
/
mesero
informal
/
camarero
untranslatable
(While 'camarero' translates directly to 'waiter', in some contexts it reflects more cultural nuances of hospitality that do not have a direct counterpart in English.)
A person, typically male, who serves food and drinks to customers in a restaurant, bar, or other dining establishment; a waiter or server. While directly translatable as 'waiter' or 'server', the term camarero in some Spanish-speaking contexts can also subtly imply a more personal or formal service role that reflects specific cultural nuances of hospitality, sometimes without a precise direct counterpart in English.
no irregularidades
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| camareros |
- El camarero nos trajo la cuenta después de la cena. — The waiter brought us the bill after dinner.
- ¿Podría llamar al camarero, por favor? Necesitamos más agua. — Could you call the waiter, please? We need more water.
- La camarera fue muy amable y atenta durante nuestra visita. — The waitress was very kind and attentive during our visit.