Venir bien a
Example: Este abrigo me viene bien a la primavera fría.
Definition
"Venir bien a" is an expression used to indicate that something suits or fits well with a particular situation, person, or time. For example, a coat that "viene bien a" a cold spring means it is appropriate or convenient for that season.
Translations
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to suit -
goed uitkomen -
anar bé a -
convenir à -
gut passen
Etymology
The expression "venir bien a" comes from the Spanish verb "venir," meaning 'to come,' combined with "bien," meaning 'well,' and the preposition "a," which introduces the recipient. Together, it conveys the idea of something 'coming well to' someone or something, suggesting suitability or convenience.
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"Venir bien a" appears in the Vocaplus list "Spanish - General - Modismos y refranes - (B2) - parte 1", containing 105 commonly used expressions.
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