Dechado (en. Sampler)
/deˈtʃaðo/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
noun
A model or an ideal type that is taken as an example to follow.
The architect presented a paragon of efficiency in his design.
El arquitecto presentó un dechado de eficiencia en su diseño.
A prototype that combines outstanding characteristics.
This car is a paragon of modern technology.
Este coche es un dechado de tecnología moderna.
That which exemplifies the best in its category.
That artist is a paragon of talent in music.
Ese artista es un dechado de talento en la música.
Etymology
The word 'paragon' comes from the Latin 'dechāre', which means 'to throw or cast'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
paragon of virtues
Example of many positive qualities.
dechado de virtudes
to be a paragon
To be a distinguished example in a specific area.
ser un dechado
Related Words
paragon of quality
A model that stands out for its excellence.
dechado de calidad
artistic paragon
An outstanding example in the artistic field.
dechado artístico
Slang Meanings
A person who stands out in their skill or talent.
That player is a paragon, always wins in tournaments.
Ese jugador es un dechado, siempre gana en los torneos.
Example of something done exceptionally well.
His speech was a paragon of eloquence.
Su discurso fue un dechado de elocuencia.