Tolède (en. Toledo)
/tɔ.le.d/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishFrench
noun
A tolède refers to an opposition or confrontation often marked by intensity.
The tolède between the two teams captivated the spectators.
La tolède entre les deux équipes a captivé les spectateurs.
It can also mean a resistance against obstacles or challenges.
Her tolède against the critics was praised by her peers.
Sa tolède contre les critiques a été saluée par ses pairs.
Etymology
Uncertain origin, possibly from an ancient term designating struggle or resistance.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to engage in a tolède
To engage in a struggle or confrontation.
faire une tolède
to have a tolède with someone
To clash with someone in a conflict.
avoir une tolède avec quelqu'un
to give up the tolède
To abandon a resistance or struggle.
laisser tomber la tolède
Related Words
opposition
A situation in which two parties are in disagreement.
opposition
conflict
A situation of disagreement or struggle between individuals or groups.
conflit
Slang Meanings
To face a difficult situation with determination.
He really tolèded that tough blow.
Il a vraiment tolèdé ce coup dur.
To fight fervently for a cause.
She has been tolèding for her rights for years.
Elle tolède pour ses droits depuis des années.