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    Gallardía (en. Bravery)

    /ɡaˈlaɾðia/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Courageous and determined attitude.
    The soldier showed gallantry in battle.
    El soldado mostró gallardía en la batalla.
    Elegance and distinction in the way of moving.
    His/her gallantry on the dance floor surprised everyone.
    Su gallardía en la pista de baile sorprendió a todos.
    Quality of heroic or gallant actions.
    The captain's gallantry was recognized by the king.
    La gallardía del capitán fue reconocida por el rey.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'gallardus', which means 'brave'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    gallantry at heart
    Courageous and generous attitude in difficult times.
    gallardía de corazón
    he/she is not lacking in gallantry
    It is used to describe someone who acts with bravery.
    no le falta gallardía
    gallantry and honor
    Expression that highlights the bravery and dignity of a person.
    gallardía y honor

    Related Words

    gallant
    Adjective that describes a brave and dignified person.
    gallardo
    gallantry award
    Term that can refer to an award in situations of gallantry.
    gallardón
    gallant show-off
    The act of arrogance or presumption related to bravery.
    gallardeo

    Slang Meanings

    Style or presence that impacts due to its bravery.
    That entrance to the bar, with such gallantry, was worthy of a movie.
    Esa entrada al bar, con tanta gallardía, fue digna de una película.
    Attitude of someone who does not easily get intimidated.
    With that gallantry, he/she faced the challenge without fear.
    Con esa gallardía, afrontó el desafío sin temor.