mejora

improvement, enhancement

noun meh-HOH-rah Less Common

Usage Note

Mejora is the noun from mejorar ('to improve'). It can refer to a health improvement (experimenta una mejora — 'he/she is showing improvement') or any general upgrade. The related noun mejoramiento is more common in Latin America, while mejora is preferred in Spain. The expression ir a mejor means 'to be getting better'.

Examples

"Se nota una mejora en su actitud."

Natural Translation

An improvement in his attitude is noticeable.

Literal Translation

Oneself notes an improvement in his attitude.

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