Cruzada (en. Crusade)
/kruˈθaða/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
Military campaign undertaken by Christians to reclaim the Holy Land.
The first crusade began in 1096.
La primera cruzada comenzó en 1096.
Social or political movements in favor of a specific goal.
The crusade for human rights has gained international support.
La cruzada por los derechos humanos ha ganado apoyo internacional.
Set of actions aimed at achieving a change or reform.
The crusade for gender equality is crucial.
La cruzada por la igualdad de género es crucial.
Etymology
From the Latin 'cruciata', which means 'marked with the cross'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to fight in a crusade
To fight for a cause or an ideal.
luchar en una cruzada
crusade against poverty
Systematic effort to eradicate poverty.
cruzada contra la pobreza
religious crusade
Action to promote or defend a faith.
cruzada religiosa
Related Words
cross
Sign or symbol of the Christian religion.
cruz
crusader
A person who participates in a crusade.
cruzado
to cross
To pass from one side to another, commonly across a line or border.
cruzar
Slang Meanings
Recommendation crusade
They conducted a recommendation crusade to help the new employees.
Hicieron una cruzada de recomendaciones para ayudar a los nuevos empleados.
Advertising crusade
The brand's advertising crusade was a great success among consumers.
La cruzada publicitaria de la marca fue un gran éxito entre los consumidores.