nina

BrE /ˈnaɪnə/ AmE /ˈnaɪnə/

noun en → es

1 CHILD A2

a young girl, especially a daughter or the child of someone mentioned previously

niña

Collocations little nina

  • She's my nina.

    Ella es mi niña.

2 MODEL B1

a young woman who works as a model for clothes, art, or photography

modelo joven

Collocations fashion nina

  • She's become a successful nina.

    Se ha convertido en una modelo exitosa.

3 TOY B1

a doll or toy representing a young girl, often dressed in clothes that can be changed

muñeca

Collocations doll nina

  • She has a lot of doll ninas.

    Tiene muchas muñecas.

4 PET B2

a small dog, especially one that is kept as a pet and trained to do tricks or work in the circus

perrito

Collocations toy nina

  • He trains his toy ninas to do tricks.

    Entrena a sus perritos para hacer trucos.

5 ROLE C1

a role or part in a play, film, or television programme that is usually played by a young girl or woman

papel de niña

Collocations child nina

  • She got the part of the child nina.

    Consiguió el papel de la niña.

6 ART C1

a small statue or figure representing a young girl, often used as decoration in art and architecture

estatua pequeña

Collocations statue nina

  • The statue ninas are very beautiful.

    Las estatuillas son muy hermosas.

7 SPORT C1

a small ball used in some sports, such as tennis or golf

pelota pequeña

Collocations golf nina

  • He hit the golf nina into the hole.

    Metó la pelotita en el hoyo.

8 MACHINE C1

a small machine or device used for a particular purpose, often in manufacturing or industry

máquina pequeña

Collocations industrial nina

  • The industrial ninas are very efficient.

    Las máquinitas industriales son muy eficientes.