corazón

[ kaw-rah-sawn, -thawn ]

/ ˌkɔ rɑˈsɔn, -ˈθɔn /

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noun, plural co·ra·zo·nes

[kaw-rah-saw-nes, -thaw-]. /ˌkɔ rɑˈsɔ nɛs, -ˈθɔ-/. Spanish.

the heart.

courage; spirit.

love; affection; compassion or sympathy.

beloved; lover; sweetheart (often used as a term of endearment).

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Words nearby corazón

coram non judice, coram populo, cor anglais, Corantijn, coranto, corazón, corban, corbeil, corbeille, corbel, corbel arch

How to use corazón in a sentence

I went out in the steep cobbled street that runs down to the shore of Corazon Bay.
The Belted Seas|Arthur Colton
Craney himself stayed on at Corazon in the cocoa trade, meaning to take up contracts with the French and English agencies.
The Belted Seas|Arthur Colton
Yet the first time I saw him again, after leaving him at Corazon, he heaved some at me, but he didn't know it was poetry.
The Belted Seas|Arthur Colton
I recollect it was a little cafe in Corazon, where Craney and I sat that evening.
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Chamalari, which the Spaniards called El Corazon from its heart-shaped appearance, is similarly destitute of a crater.
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