Férrea (en. Ironclad)
/ˈfe.rra/
Meaning & Definition
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adjective
Related to iron.
The bridge has an iron structure that gives it great resilience.
El puente tiene una estructura férrea que le da gran resistencia.
It applies to something that is rigid, inflexible, or severe.
He has an iron discipline that allows him to achieve his goals.
Él tiene una disciplina férrea que le permite alcanzar sus metas.
That shows firmness and determination.
His iron will helped him overcome all obstacles.
Su férrea voluntad le ayudó a superar todos los obstáculos.
Etymology
From the Latin 'ferrum', meaning iron.
Common Phrases and Expressions
iron fist
Applies a severe and rigorous discipline.
mano férrea
iron character
Referring to a strong and determined personality.
carácter férreo
Related Words
iron
Metallic transition chemical element, symbol Fe.
hierro
hardness
Property of a material that indicates its resistance to being scratched.
dureza
rigidity
Characteristic of not being able to be bent or deformed.
rigidez
Slang Meanings
It is used to describe someone who is extremely disciplined.
That coach has an iron-fisted leadership style.
Ese entrenador tiene un estilo de liderazgo férreo.
Expressions of a strict attitude in informal situations.
In that job, they don't allow relaxation; they have iron rules.
En ese trabajo no permiten relajarse, tienen reglas férreas.