English–Spanish
“bachelor” in Spanish
How to say “bachelor” in Spanish
“Bachelor” in Spanish is soltero.
Adult without a spouse.
Example sentences with soltero
En la fiesta había un soltero empedernido.
At the party there was a die-hard bachelor.
Tips for using soltero
- Used as a noun or adjective and marked for gender (soltero, soltera), and in conversation it can include people with steady partners so speakers often ask '¿Tienes pareja?' to be specific.
Other Spanish words for “bachelor”
Mi padre es solterón y vive con su perro.
My father is a bachelor and lives with his dog.