How to Say ‘The chart looks clean’ in Spain Spanish
El gráfico queda limpio
el GRAH-fee-koh KEH-dah LEEM-pyoh
[el GRAH-fee-koh KEH-dah LEEM-pyoh]
💬 Usage Tip: [quedar] often means [to turn out], [to end up], or [to look] rather than just [to stay]. In design or presentation talk, [queda limpio] means something like [it looks clean] or [it comes out neat].
Phrase Breakdown
El
[el]
the
Masculine singular definite article meaning "the."
El gráfico queda limpio con menos texto.
The chart stays clean with less text.
gráfico
[GRAH-fee-koh]
chart / graph
Noun for a visual representation like a chart, graph, or diagram.
El gráfico muestra los datos con claridad.
The chart shows the data clearly.
queda
[KEH-dah]
ends up / remains / looks
From "quedar"; here it means something turns out or remains in a certain state.
Con este diseño, el texto queda centrado.
With this design, the text ends up centered.
limpio
[LEEM-pyoh]
clean / neat
Adjective meaning visually clean, tidy, or uncluttered.
Un diseño limpio es más profesional.
A clean design is more professional.
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