Domador (en. Tamer)

/do.ma.ˈðoɾ/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Definition: A person who trains and tames animals to obey commands.

Example Sentence: The tamer managed to control the wild horse after weeks of training.

El domador logró controlar al caballo salvaje después de semanas de entrenamiento.

Definition: Figuratively, it refers to someone who controls or dominates another person or situation.

Example Sentence: In the meeting, the director acted like a tamer, guiding everyone toward the solution.

En la reunión, el director actuó como un domador, guiando a todos hacia la solución.

Etymology/Origin: Derives from 'tame', which comes from Latin 'domare', meaning to subdue or control.

Common Phrase: to be a tamer of beasts

Meaning: To be a person who has great skill in handling difficult situations.

ser un domador de bestias

Common Phrase: lion tamer

Meaning: Refers to someone who does an extremely risky or challenging job.

domador de leones

Related Word: tame

Description: To subject an animal to human obedience.

domar

Related Word: taming

Description: The act of training an animal to obey.

doma

Slang Meaning: A person who manages complicated situations.

Example: That guy is the tamer of the group, he always knows what to do in a problem.

Ese chico es el domador del grupo, siempre sabe qué hacer ante un problema.

Slang Meaning: Someone who controls the emotions of others.

Example: She is the emotional tamer of her family, always calming everyone.

Ella es el domador emocional de su familia, siempre calma a todos.