toxinas
/toɡsinas/from spelling rules
The English phrase "toxins" is translated into Spanish as toxinas.
toxinas is a formal translation for "toxins" used in scientific and medical contexts.
How does it change in a sentence?
The singular form of toxinas is toxina.
How do you pronounce it?
/toɡsinas/
Did you know?
- In some Latin American countries, the term tóxico has become so popular as a slang term for jealousy that it is frequently used as a joke in memes and social media, far outweighing its medical use.
- When talking about removing toxinas from the body, Spanish speakers often use the verb depurar, which literally means 'to purify' or 'to refine', rather than just 'to detox'.
- While toxinas is a direct cognate, Spanish speakers often use the word veneno to describe toxins in a non-scientific, everyday way, such as when talking about a poisonous snake.
Examples in context
- El laboratorio está realizando pruebas para detectar toxinas en la muestra de agua.The laboratory is conducting tests to detect toxins in the water sample.
- El científico investiga los venenos presentes en el cuerpo de la serpiente.The scientist is researching the toxins present in the snake's body.
- No sabía que estos alimentos contenían tantas toxinas. ¡Es mejor evitarlos!I didn't know these foods contained so many toxins. It's better to avoid them!
- Es importante cuidarse de los venenos que se encuentran en algunos productos de limpieza.It's important to be cautious of the toxins found in certain cleaning products.
- Las toxinas pueden ser peligrosas para la salud.The toxins can be dangerous for health.
- Algunas plantas liberan toxinas.Some plants release toxins.
- El cuerpo elimina las toxinas naturalmente.The body eliminates toxins naturally.
- Debemos evitar las toxinas en la comida.We must avoid toxins in food.
Example conversation
Alejandro and María are discussing a new health diet.
- Alejandro¿Es bueno este jugo de limpieza?Is this cleansing juice good?
- MaríaSí, ayuda a eliminar las toxinas.Yes, it helps to eliminate toxins.
- AlejandroMe gustaría probarlo mañana.I would like to try it tomorrow.
- MaríaTe hará sentir mucho mejor.It will make you feel much better.
Sources
- IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.