English–Spanish
“callus” in Spanish
How to say “callus” in Spanish
“Callus” in Spanish is callo.
Thick, hardened patch of skin caused by repeated rubbing or pressure.
Example sentences with callo
Si no tratas el callo, puede doler al caminar.
If you don't treat the callus, it may hurt when you walk.
Tips for using callo
- In conversation, tener callos often functions as a metaphor for having experience or being hardened, so context determines whether it is literal skin or figurative toughness.