What does «hechura» mean in Spanish?
- Execution, preparation.
Examples of use in Spanish: "la hechura de un traje".
- Creature, with respect to its creator.
Examples of use in Spanish: "somos hechuras de Dios".
- Anything with respect to the one who has made it.
Examples of use in Spanish: "las hechuras del artista fallecido han permanecido en su sótano durante años".
"¡todo este desastre es hechura tuya!".
- External form; shape given to things.
Examples of use in Spanish: "la hechura de este traje favorece mucho a quien lo tiene puesto".
- Manner of being made something; invoice.
Examples of use in Spanish: "tiene buena hechura".
- A person who owes to another as much as he or she has in ability, employment, dignity or fortune.
Examples of use in Spanish: "ser la hechura de su protector".
"el alumno es la hechura de su maestro".
- The shape and proportion of a person's or animal's body.
♦ Used in: Spain - Sculpture or figure made of wood, clay or other material.
Examples of use in Spanish: "al dar forma y figura a los cuerpos lo indicaremos con la voz general de hechura".
"La hechura es el trabajo, la obra del artista, del artesano, del operario que se emplea en la materia".
- (hechuras) What is paid for the performance of a work. Applies especially to clothing.
- (hechuras) Money paid to someone who performs some work.
- (hechura de Dios) God's creation.
Examples of use in Spanish: "el hombre es hechura de Dios".
- (no tener algo hechura) Said of something that cannot be realized.
Examples of use in Spanish: "tu propuesta no tiene hechura".
- (no se pierde más que la hechura) Ironic expression used when something of little value breaks down or breaks and cannot be repaired or repaired.