Spanish word

prospecto

Pronunciation

IPA/pɾosˈpekto/

Meaning

  • masculine nounbrochure

Example

Lee el prospecto para saber más sobre el curso.

Read the brochure to learn more about the course.

Illustration for prospecto (brochure)

More examples

Pide un prospecto en información para conocer las tarifas.

Ask for a brochure at the information desk to find out the rates.

Core concept

Brief printed summary of key information about a product, service, or event.

Common phrases

  • leer el prospecto

    read the brochure

  • pedir un prospecto

    ask for a brochure

Similar words

folleto: Promotional booklet designed to inform potential customers and advertise offerings.
tríptico: Tri-fold brochure that unfolds into three panels to present information in sections.
catálogo: Catalogue presenting multiple products or services with photos, descriptions, and prices.
panfleto: Persuasive leaflet that uses emotional or forceful language to sway readers.

Definition in Spanish

Documento impreso y breve que presenta la información esencial sobre un producto, servicio o evento para informar al lector.

Word origin

Derived from Latin prospectus 'view' (from prospicere 'to look forward'), the word denotes a concise printed overview that lets a reader see the essential points at a glance.

Usage tips

  • In medical or formal settings prospecto can mean a package insert or prospectus rather than a simple brochure, and context determines the best English equivalent.

Other meanings

  • package insertnoun
  • prospectusnoun

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