Antorchas (en. Torches)

/anˈtoɾ.t͡ʃas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Elongated objects designed to hold a flame, generally used to illuminate an area.

The torches lit the way during the night.

Las antorchas iluminaban el camino durante la noche.

Fire instruments used in ceremonies or outdoor events.

We brought torches to the ceremony to create a festive atmosphere.

Llevamos antorchas a la ceremonia para crear un ambiente festivo.

Symbol of knowledge and enlightenment in various cultures.

The torch is a symbol of freedom in many movements.

La antorcha es un símbolo de la libertad en muchos movimientos.

From Latin 'torcha', meaning 'torch' or 'source of light', derived from 'torcere', which refers to the action of twisting or wrapping.

Torch of liberty

Symbol of freedom and democracy.

Antorcha de la libertad

Light of the torch

Reference to the illumination of knowledge.

Luz de la antorcha

Bearer of the torch

A person who acts as a guide in a cause or movement.

Portador de la antorcha

illuminate

To provide light or clarification.

iluminar

flash

A very bright flash of light.

flash

fire

A chemical reaction that releases heat and light.

fuego

Torch

Use torches to express oneself in demonstrations.

Usar antorchas para expresarse en manifestaciones.

Light in the darkness

No matter what they say, I will always be a torch in the darkness.

Digan lo que digan, siempre seré una antorcha en la oscuridad.