Escándalos (en. Scandals)
/esˈka.nda.los/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
noun
Fact or situation that causes great uproar or social chaos.
The political scandal shook the country.
El escándalo político sacudió al país.
Action that provokes indignation or social contempt.
The corruption scandals have affected the government's image.
Los escándalos de corrupción han afectado la imagen del gobierno.
Noise or clamor produced by a crowd.
The scandal at the sporting event was impressive.
El escándalo en el evento deportivo fue impresionante.
Etymology
From the Greek 'skandalon', meaning 'trap' or 'offense'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
To cause a scandal
To cause a great uproar or commotion.
hacer un escándalo
To fall into scandal
To be the subject of criticism or controversies.
caer en el escándalo
To live in a scandal
To be surrounded by scandalous or controversial situations.
vivir en un escándalo
Related Words
Scandalous
That causes or provokes scandal.
escandaloso
To scandalize
To provoke scandal in someone.
escándalizar
Public scandal
Situation that is the subject of broad social attention and debate.
escándalo público
Slang Meanings
Something very surprising or unusual.
That rumor is a total scandal.
Ese rumor es un escándalo total.
A very scandalous situation.
That gossip is the scandal of the month.
Ese chisme es el escándalo del mes.