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UK:**UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈlɛʒər/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/ˈliʒɚ, ˈlɛʒɚ/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(lēzhər, lezhər)

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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:

Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
leisure n(free time)ocio nm
esparcimiento nm
tiempo libre loc nom m
Alex didn't have the leisure to go fishing as much as he liked.
Alex no tenía el ocio suficiente para ir a pescar como quería.
leisure n(without hurrying)tranquilidad nf
The cooling-off period means customers have leisure to reflect upon their decision.
El periodo de descanso es para que los clientes tengan tranquilidad de reflexionar sobre su decisión.
leisure n(ease)ocio nm
Laura lived a life of leisure, and never had to work a day in her life.
Laura vivió una vida de ocio y no tuvo que trabajar ni un solo día.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:

Compound Forms:
InglésEspañol
at leisure adv(when it is convenient)cuando a uno le venga bien loc adv
a la conveniencia de uno loc adv
al antojo de uno loc adv
She's not in a hurry, so just send her the files at your leisure.
No está apurada; mándenle el artículo cuando les venga bien.
at leisure adj(free of planned activities)libre adj
Hoy no hay actividades programadas, tenemos el día libre para pasear por la ciudad.
at your leisure adv(when you feel like it)cuando te venga bien, en tu tiempo libre loc adv
(formal)cuando le venga bien, en su tiempo libre loc adv
You may finish the job at your leisure.
Puedes terminar el trabajo cuando te venga bien.
leisure activity n([sth] done for fun or relaxation)actividad de ocio loc nom f
Outdoor leisure activities increase in popularity after a long winter.
leisure break n(holiday, vacation)vacaciones nfpl
leisure center (US),
leisure centre (UK)
n
(sports or entertainment facility)club nm
Los fines de semana toda la familia iba al club: el abuelo jugaba a las bochas; mi papá, al fútbol; mi mamá a las cartas con las amigas y los chicos nos bañábamos en la pileta.
centro de ocio grupo nom
leisure facilities npl(sports or entertainment amenities)instalaciones recreativas loc nom fpl
leisure suit nUS (man's casual suit)traje informal de color loc nom m
leisure time n(free time)tiempo libre nm + adj
tiempo de ocio, rato de ocio nm + loc adj
In her leisure time she loved to read cookbooks and try new recipes.
I have two jobs, so I have almost no leisure time.
En su tiempo libre le gustaba leer libros de cocina y probar nuevas recetas.
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Collocations: a [week, weekend, day] of leisure, [read, walk, peruse, listen, reply] at your leisure, has the leisure to pursue [new hobbies, dreams, goals], more...

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