lustro

m.

1 five-year period.

2 lustrum, five year period.

pres.indicat.

1^st person singular (yo) present indicative of spanish verb: lustrar.

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lustro

► nombre masculino

1 five years plural

■ tras casi un lustro de ausencia after almost five years' absence

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SM period of five years, five year period, lustrum frm

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masculino period of five years

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= lustrum [lustrums/lustra, -pl.], period of five years.

Ex. The English word lustrum refers to that ancient practice, but has also come to mean more generally 'a period of five years'.

Ex. The tribunal ordered his name to be removed from the register and that a period of five years must elapse before he would be allowed to apply for reregistration.

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masculino period of five years

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= lustrum [lustrums/lustra, -pl.], period of five years.

Ex: The English word lustrum refers to that ancient practice, but has also come to mean more generally 'a period of five years'.

Ex: The tribunal ordered his name to be removed from the register and that a period of five years must elapse before he would be allowed to apply for reregistration.

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lustro

masculine

period of five years, lustrum (frml)

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Del verbo lustrar: (conjugate lustrar)

lustro es:

1ª persona singular (yo) presente indicativo

lustró es:

3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) pretérito indicativo

Multiple Entries:
lustrar    
lustro
lustrar (conjugate lustrar) verbo transitivo (esp AmL) ‹zapatos/muebles› to polish
lustrarse verbo pronominal
1 (esp AmL) ‹zapatos› to polish
2 (AmC) (en una actividad) to excel
lustro sustantivo masculino
period of five years
lustrar verbo transitivo to shine, polish
lustro sustantivo masculino five-year period, frml lustrum

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lustro nm

five-year period;

Fig

desde hace lustros for ages

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lustro

m period of five years