Agallas (en. Guts)
/aˈɡaʎas/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
noun
Strength of character or courage.
You need guts to defend your ideas.
Necesitas agallas para defender tus ideas.
Courage to face dangers or difficulties.
The soldier showed guts in battle.
El soldado mostró agallas en el combate.
Determination and firmness in adverse situations.
His guts allowed him to overcome life's obstacles.
Su agallas le permitieron superar los obstáculos de la vida.
Etymology
From the Spanish term that refers to bravery or courage, possibly derived from the Latin 'galla'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to have guts
To have the courage or bravery to do something risky.
tener agallas
to lack guts
To not have the courage or determination to face a situation.
faltar agallas
Related Words
bravery
Quality of being brave, of facing risks with determination.
valentía
bravery
Bravery or audacity, often without regard for danger.
bravura
audacity
Boldness or bravery that manifests in risky actions.
audacia
Slang Meanings
To have the guts to face fear.
That guy has the guts to do what others don't dare.
Ese tipo tiene agallas para hacer lo que otros no se atreven.
To be bold or defiant.
She is very gutsy, always says what she thinks without fear.
Ella es muy agallosa, siempre dice lo que piensa sin miedo.