Delfina (en. Dolphin)
/delˈfina/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
Marine mammal known for its intelligence and agility.
The dolphin jumped over the waves, showcasing its skill.
La delfina saltó sobre las olas, mostrando su destreza.
One of the friendliest species in the ocean.
Tourists had the opportunity to swim with dolphins in the marine park.
Los turistas tuvieron la oportunidad de nadar con delfinas en el parque marino.
Animal that belongs to the cetacean family.
The dolphin is a symbol of marine life in many cultures.
La delfina es un símbolo de la vida marina en muchas culturas.
Etymology
From Latin 'delphinus', meaning 'dolphin'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
swim with dolphins
Recreational activity where people interact with dolphins in their natural habitat.
nadar con delfinas
dolphin intelligence
Reference to the high intelligence demonstrated by dolphins.
inteligencia delfiniana
Related Words
dolphinarium
Place where dolphins and other marine mammals are exhibited.
delfinario
cetacean
Order of marine mammals that includes whales and dolphins.
cetáceo
Slang Meanings
Charming or charismatic girl.
That girl is the most popular at the party.
Esa delfina es la más popular de la fiesta.
Funny or amusing woman.
She's always the one who makes everyone laugh.
Siempre es una delfina, hace reír a todos.