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piso

piso

9.1
An apartment in Spain or other Spanish-speaking countries
  • noun
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  • From the window of his piso, Señor Alvaro can look down into the pit.

Examples

  • Oh no, my piso's just big enough for me, mama, and papa.

    Fiction book (2002)
  • Larra next abandons the spatial solitude of his piso to walk the streets of Madrid.

    Academic text (1993)
  • Since the demolition, Señor Alvaro is grateful for more light in his piso, but there is the darkness of bones.

    Fiction book (2002)
  • AL PISO.

  • I finally found a cozy piso near the city center that I can afford.

  • After a long day, I love returning to my piso to relax and unwind.

  • Many students choose to share a piso to save money on rent.

How Big

penthouse
118 3.9
duplex
  • US
16 3.5
piso
9.1
studio
136 3.2

Surface Forms

piso singular
pisos plural

Etymology

Piso comes from Spanish and originally means 'floor', the level you walk on in a building. So people call an apartment a piso because it is a home on a particular floor.