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    Erigido (en. Erected)

    /eriˈxiðo/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    That has been raised or put upright.
    The tower was erected in the 19th century.
    La torre fue erigida en el siglo XIX.
    That presents with firmness or authority.
    The president stood erect in the face of challenges.
    El presidente se mostró erigido ante los desafíos.
    In terms of posture, it refers to standing.
    Although he was tired, he remained erect during the meeting.
    Aunque estaba cansado, se mantuvo erigido durante la reunión.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'erigĭdus', meaning 'raised'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    erected in leadership
    It refers to maintaining a firm and resolute posture in leadership.
    erigido en la conducción
    to be erect
    To be in an upright position, both physically and morally.
    estar erigido

    Related Words

    to erect
    To raise or elevate something, also in a figurative sense.
    erigir
    erected
    Passive participle of the verb to erect.
    erigido

    Slang Meanings

    In a state of sexual arousal.
    The boy arrived erect at the dance.
    El chico llegó erigido al baile.
    To feel secure and confident.
    He appeared erect in the meeting and ready to defend his position.
    En la reunión se mostró erigido y listo para defender su posición.