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lógico

logical

adjective LOH-hee-koh Less Common

Origin: From Greek logikós, 'of reason'.

Also means

natural; expected

Usage Note

Lógico describes both formal logical reasoning and everyday expectedness — es lógico que esté cansado means 'it makes sense / it's only natural that he's tired', not a strict logical deduction. Colloquially, ¡lógico! or ¡es lo más lógico! are common exclamations meaning 'obviously!' or 'of course!'. The noun is la lógica.

Examples

"Es lógico que quieras descansar después del viaje."

Natural Translation

It's logical that you want to rest after the trip.

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