los curas

priests, cures, treatments

ˈk u ɾ a s → cura
cur heal + as tu present-tense verb ending
noun · plural Rare #35,967
priests Common in Spain to mean “(parish) priests.”
SP: En el pueblo, los curas conocen a todo el mundo.
EN: In the town, the priests know everyone.
cures, treatments
SP: No hay curas milagrosas para esa enfermedad.
EN: There are no miracle cures for that illness.
Declension of cura
curacuras

Los curas no tienen esposas.

Priests don't have wives.

Yo ya estaba en el colegio de los curas y no me lo mandó ni me habló de él.

I was already at the priests' school and he didn't send it to me or even mention it.

— Dolor y gloria (2019)

Muchos curas dan sus sermones en la iglesia.

Many priests give their sermons in church.

Los curas tampoco.

Neither did the priests.

— El conformista (1971)

Los propios curas.

The priests themselves.

— Hable con ella (2002)

Está prohibido por los curas.

It is forbidden by the priests.

— Adiós, muchachos (1987)

Como ves, estos curas no temen al diablo.

As you can see, these priests are not afraid of the devil.

— La dolce vita (1960)

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