Filósofo (en. Philosopher)
/fiˈlo.so.fo/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
A person dedicated to philosophy.
The philosopher reflects on the great themes of existence.
El filósofo reflexiona sobre los grandes temas de la existencia.
Thinker who poses fundamental questions about life and knowledge.
A philosopher often questions the nature of reality.
Un filósofo a menudo se cuestiona la naturaleza de la realidad.
A person who seeks truth and understanding through reason.
The philosopher applies logical reasoning to his arguments.
El filósofo aplica el razonamiento lógico a sus argumentos.
Etymology
From the Greek 'philosophos', which means 'lover of wisdom'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
bedside philosopher
A person whom one consults for advice or deep reflections.
filósofo de cabecera
although he may seem like a philosopher
Expression used to dismiss an idea that seems deep but is not.
aunque parezca un filósofo
philosopher to understand life
Refers to someone who uses philosophy to find meaning in existence.
filósofo para entender la vida
Related Words
philosophy
Study of fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, and morality.
filosofía
social philosopher
Philosopher who analyzes issues related to society and politics.
filósofo social
hypothetical
Based on assumptions or conjectures, often explored by philosophers.
hipotético
Slang Meanings
Someone who likes to question everything.
You don't pay attention to him; he's just a philosopher who is always asking why.
No le haces caso, es solo un filósofo que siempre está preguntando por qué.
A person who thinks they have all the answers.
That guy thinks he's a philosopher, but he just repeats what he hears.
Ese tipo se cree un filósofo, pero solo repite lo que escucha.