What is the Spanish translation for 'Coat'?

• A. Abrigo
• B. Chaqueta
• C. Pantalones
• D. Saco

Answer: (D)

The concept here is choosing the Spanish word for a specific clothing item and recognizing how terms differ by garment type. Coats are often taught with several options because some words refer to lighter jackets and others to heavier outerwear.

Saco is used in many Spanish-speaking contexts to mean a coat or formal jacket, especially as part of a suit or a simple outer layer. In this set, it aligns with the idea of a coat rather than a light jacket or the long warm coat, which would more commonly be described as abrigo. Chaqueta denotes a jacket (usually lighter and shorter), pantalones are pants, and abrigo, while also meaning a coat, typically refers to a warmer, longer outer garment. Therefore, saco is the best translation for coat within this list, given the terminology choices provided.