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    Cuervos (en. Crows)

    /ˈkwer.βos/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Large black birds known for their intelligence and their song.
    Crows can be seen in many parks in the city.
    Los cuervos pueden ser vistos en muchos parques de la ciudad.
    Symbol of bad omen in many cultures.
    The crow is considered a sign of bad luck.
    El cuervo es considerado un augurio de mala suerte.

    Etymology

    From the Latin 'corvus', which means 'crow'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    smarter than a crow
    It refers to someone very clever or intelligent.
    más listo que un cuervo
    it's not that bad
    Expression indicating that something is not as bad as it was thought.
    no es tan cuervo
    to have crows in the heart
    It is said of someone who has malice or bad intentions.
    tener cuervos en el corazón

    Related Words

    corvid
    A similar bird that belongs to the same family.
    corvo
    corvidae
    Name of the family that groups crows and related birds.
    córvido

    Slang Meanings

    A person who benefits from the misery of others.
    He is a crow who always takes advantage of others' situations.
    Es un cuervo que siempre saca provecho de la situación de otros.
    Someone who criticizes and mocks others.
    Don't be a crow, stop talking badly about your friend.
    No seas cuervo, deja de hablar mal de tu amigo.