Ardor (en. Burning)

/ˈaɾ.ðoɾ/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Fervor or intense enthusiasm.

The ardor of the youth for the cause was contagious.

El ardor de los jóvenes por la causa era contagioso.

Heat or burn felt in a part of the body.

I felt a burn on my skin after being in the sun for a long time.

Sentí ardor en la piel después de estar mucho tiempo al sol.

Passion and determination in action or task.

The fervor with which he worked on his project was admirable.

El ardor con el que trabajó en su proyecto fue admirable.

It derives from the Latin 'ardor', which means 'heat' or 'passion'.

ardor of youth

Strength and passion typical of youth.

ardor de la juventud

ardor in the heart

Intense feeling of love or desire.

ardor en el corazón

to sing with fervor

To sing with great enthusiasm and emotion.

cantar con ardor

ardent

That has much fervor; that shines intensely.

ardiente

fervent

That denotes fervor; passionate.

ardoroso

to burn

To burn or feel intense heat.

arder

Intense and passionate love.

Their relationship is pure ardor; they are always together.

Su relación es pura ardor; siempre están juntos.

Energy and motivation to do something.

In the gym, you can feel the fervor of everyone training.

En el gimnasio se siente el ardor de todos los que entrenan.