financiero

financial

adjective fee-nahn-SYEH-roh Less Common

Usage Note

Financiero agrees in gender and number (financiera, financieros, financieras). Used as a noun, el financiero / la financiera means 'the financier.' Common collocations include mercado financiero ('financial market'), crisis financiera ('financial crisis'), and entidad financiera ('financial institution'). The related verb is financiar ('to finance').

Examples

"La crisis financiera afectó a muchas empresas."

Natural Translation

The financial crisis affected many companies.

Literal Translation

The crisis financial affected to many companies

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