palm in Spanish
palm in Spanish is palma, palma de la mano, agarrar con la palma — palm means a tall tropical tree with a crown of large leaves and no branches, such as the ones seen on beaches.
palm in Spanish
What does "palm" mean?
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noun A tall tropical tree with a crown of large leaves and no branches, such as the ones seen on beaches.
"Palm trees lined the resort's private beach."
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noun The inner, slightly hollow surface of the hand, from the wrist to the base of the fingers.
"She read his fortune by studying the lines on his palm."
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verb To hide something in the hand, often to steal it or as part of a magic trick.
"The magician palmed the coin so smoothly no one noticed."
palm in a sentence
- Palm trees lined the resort's private beach.
- A coconut palm swayed gently in the wind.
- She read his fortune by studying the lines on his palm.
- He wiped the sweat from his palms before the handshake.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "palm" in Spanish?
"palm" in Spanish is palma, palma de la mano, agarrar con la palma. palm means: A tall tropical tree with a crown of large leaves and no branches, such as the ones seen on beaches.
How do you use "palm" in a sentence?
Example: "Palm trees lined the resort's private beach." In Spanish, "palm" is palma, palma de la mano, agarrar con la palma.
Are there other ways to say "palm" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 4 translations listed for "palm": palma, palma de la mano, agarrar con la palma, mover con la palma.