Cacharro

Cacharro

Used to describe a funny situation, a curious event, or an entertaining anecdote. It is typically applied to unexpected or comical mishaps that happen in daily life.

You won't believe the cacharro that happened to me yesterday at the supermarket when the bag of eggs broke!

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Colombiaby Parcero PaisaApril 30, 2026

Score:+9

Cacharro

A beat up old vehicle in terrible shape, nearly falling apart and barely functional, similar to a clunker or a jalopy.

In this town there are only cacharros, modernity has not arrived yet.

Automatically translated from Spanish

• #muela
• #chatarra
• #carrancho
• #tieto
• #cacharrito

República Dominicanaby totoMay 2, 2007

Score:+7

Cacharro

An old, beat-up car in terrible mechanical condition that barely functions. It is the typical word for a jalopy or clunker that looks like it is going to fall apart on the road.

I do not think we will get very far in that cacharro, better call a taxi to get to the party.

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Chileby Flaite StgoMay 30, 2026

Score:+2

Cacharro

A term used to describe an object, typically a vehicle or machine, that is in such poor condition it looks like it is about to fall apart.

Your bike is already a cacharro.

Automatically translated from Spanish

• #viejo
• #basura

Boliviaby ariadne.sjarthaFebruary 3, 2017

Score:+0

Cacharro

A slang term for a person's face or mug, specifically referring to one that is ugly, beat up, or worn out.

Jhon has a beat up cacharro. That cacharro is a total wreck.

Automatically translated from Spanish

• #cacharro
• #peru

Perúby AnónimoNovember 27, 2010

Score:-2