purse

• Bolso pequeño o monedero que se usa para llevar dinero, llaves y otros objetos personales, empleado generalmente por mujeres.

A noun referring to a small bag or pouch used for carrying money, keys, and other personal items, typically carried by women.

1. Small bag for moneyA2formal

   A small bag or pouch used to carry money, coins, and sometimes cards.

   Monedero

   • She took a coin out of her purse to pay for the bus.
   • He keeps his change in a leather purse.
   • The old woman clutched her purse tightly on the crowded street.

   Sinónimosmoneybagpocketbookpouchwallet

2. HandbagA1informalbritish

   A larger bag used by women to carry personal items.

   Bolso de mano

   • She left her purse on the kitchen table.
   • I need to buy a new purse for the party.
   • Her purse contained her phone, keys, and wallet.

   Sinónimosbagclutchhandbagpocketbookshoulder bagtote

3. Prize moneyB2formal

   A sum of money offered as a prize in a competition.

   Premio en metálico

   • The winner of the tournament received a purse of $10,000.
   • The race had a substantial purse for the first-place finisher.
   • The boxing match had a purse of one million dollars.

   Sinónimosawardkittypotprizerewardstake

• Verbo que significa fruncir o apretar los labios, generalmente como expresión de desaprobación o concentración.

A verb meaning to pucker or contract the lips, typically as an expression of disapproval or concentration.

1. Pucker or contractB2formal

   To press or contract the lips together, often expressing disapproval or concentration.

   Fruncir los labios

   • She pursed her lips in disapproval.
   • He pursed his mouth while thinking deeply.
   • The teacher pursed her lips before responding to the student's excuse.

   Sinónimoscompresscontractpuckerscrew uptighten