Meaning
To go outside to enjoy cooler air, usually in the evening.
Cultural Background
It is a cornerstone of village life where people sit on the sidewalk. The heat is so intense that this is a survival necessity. Varies by region; in some places, it's called 'salir a la vereda'. Shared across the region as a way to enjoy the evening.
Context is key
Only use this when it is actually hot outside.
Meaning
To go outside to enjoy cooler air, usually in the evening.
Context is key
Only use this when it is actually hot outside.
Test Yourself
Complete the sentence.
Hace mucho calor, vamos a ________ el fresco.
The idiom is 'tomar el fresco'.
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Visual Learning Aids
Practice Bank
1 exercisesHace mucho calor, vamos a ________ el fresco.
The idiom is 'tomar el fresco'.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 questionsNo, it is specifically for hot weather.
Related Phrases
Tomar el aire
similarTo get some air
