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    Gallardo (en. Gallant)

    /gaˈjaɾðo/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    Refers to a person who is brave and strong.
    The gallant knight rushed into battle.
    El gallardo caballero se lanzó a la batalla.
    Refers to something that has an elegant or dignified appearance.
    The dress was gallant and very eye-catching.
    El vestido era gallardo y muy llamativo.
    Describes someone who acts with nobility and honor.
    His gallant behavior earned him the respect of all.
    Su gallardo comportamiento le ganó el respeto de todos.

    Etymology

    From the Latin 'gallardus', meaning 'brave' or 'noble'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    at a gallant pace
    With firmness and dignity.
    a gallardo paso
    to be gallant
    To be brave and honorable.
    ser gallardo

    Related Words

    gallantry
    Quality of being gallant.
    gallardía
    gallant as a turkey
    Said of someone who appears presumptuous or vain.
    gallardo como un pavo

    Slang Meanings

    Description of someone with a lot of attitude or presence.
    That guy is gallant; he always stands out at the party.
    Ese chico es gallardo, siempre destaca en la fiesta.
    It is used to refer to an attractive person.
    That girl is very gallant; everyone looks at her.
    Esa chica es muy gallarda, todos la miran.