el pasto

grass; lawn

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phrase Uncommon #19,697

grass; lawn In many Latin American countries, pasto can refer to grass or a lawn.

SP: Tengo que cortar el pasto este fin de semana.

EN: I have to mow the lawn this weekend.

The ball rolled across the grass.

The grass is for the people.

And he saw the trees, the cows, the mountains, and the grass.

— Detrás del sol (2001)

And the grass is bamboo growing.

— El cuento de la Princesa Kaguya (2013)

Please do not walk on the grass.

The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence.

And he was still cutting the grass at midnight.

— Buena suerte, diviértete, no mueras (2026)

The grass needs to be cut.

I heard that the grass in England is green even in winter.

Could I mow the lawn?

The grass is greener on the other side.

Don't step on the grass.

My wife has given up all hope of convincing me to mow the lawn today.

I wanted to cut the grass, burn the weeds, and prune the trees.

— El sacrificio (1986)