perfecto

Del latín 'perfectus', que significa 'completado' o 'terminado'.

ADJ (1)

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perfect / impeccable formal / excellent

Synonyms impecable formal , excelente

Antonyms defectuoso

Describing something that is complete, without flaw, or of the highest possible quality. It can also refer to something that is ideal or excellent for a particular purpose or situation.

feminine_plural	feminine_singular	masculine_plural	masculine_singular
perfectas	perfecta	perfectos	perfecto

Su pronunciación del español es perfecta. — Her Spanish pronunciation is perfect.
El clima hoy es perfecto para un picnic. — The weather today is perfect for a picnic.
Logró una ejecución perfecta de la pieza musical. — He achieved a perfect execution of the musical piece.

NOUN (1)

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perfection / ideal formal / concept of perfection untranslatable (The idea of perfection encompasses subjective and philosophical dimensions that cannot be neatly translated into a single ENGLISH term.)

Synonyms perfección , ideal formal

Antonyms defecto

In Spanish, "perfecto" (as a noun, often preceded by "el" or "lo") can refer to the abstract concept of perfection or an ideal. It often implies the ultimate standard or goal, encompassing subjective and philosophical dimensions that are not always captured by a single English equivalent like "perfection" alone. It can represent what is considered flawless or the pinnacle of excellence in a given context.

irregular

plural
perfectos

El perfecto es un ideal inalcanzable para muchos. — The perfect is an unattainable ideal for many.
Siempre aspira al perfecto. — He always aspires to the perfect (state/thing).