los curas

priests

ˈk u ɾ a s → cura
cur to cure, to heal + as you (informal) present-tense verb ending
noun · plural Rare #36,040
priests Often refers to Catholic priests; can sound informal or slightly dismissive depending on context.
SP: Los curas llegan a la iglesia temprano.
EN: The priests arrive at the church early.
Declension of cura
curacuras

Muchos curas dan sus sermones en la iglesia.

Many priests give their sermons in church.

Está prohibido por los curas.

It is forbidden by the priests.

— Adiós, muchachos (1987)

Los curas tampoco.

Neither did the priests.

— El conformista (1971)

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)

Los propios curas.

The priests themselves.

— Hable con ella (2002)

¿Hay curas de guardia?

Are there any priests on call?

— Los excéntricos Tenenbaums (2001)

Como ves, estos curas no temen al diablo.

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

— La dolce vita (1960)

La mal llamada humanidad no es más que palabrería de curas.

The so-called humanity is nothing more than priests’ empty talk.

— La Caída (2004)

Los curas no tienen esposas.

Priests don't have wives.

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