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    Gallos (en. Roosters)

    /ˈɡaʎos/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Male domestic birds known for their crowing and presence on farms.
    Roosters crow at dawn.
    Los gallos cantan al amanecer.
    A symbol of bravery and combativeness in some cultures.
    In cockfighting, roosters are trained to fight.
    En la lucha de gallos, los gallos son entrenados para pelear.
    A person who acts with bravery or is very prone to fighting.
    That boy is a rooster; he always looks for fights.
    Ese chico es un gallo, siempre busca pleitos.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'gallus', which means 'rooster'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    There is no rooster that doesn't sing.
    It refers to the idea that everyone has something to say or reveal.
    no hay gallo que no cante
    Fighting rooster
    A rooster trained to fight in cockfights.
    gallo de pelea

    Related Words

    Chicken
    Young domestic bird of the same species.
    pollo
    Chicken coop
    Place where hens and roosters are raised.
    gallinero
    Roast chicken
    Chicken cooked in the oven, often associated with festivities.
    pollo asado

    Slang Meanings

    A person who attracts a lot of attention or stands out in a group.
    That boy is a rooster; he always draws attention at the party.
    Ese chico es un gallo, siempre llama la atención en la fiesta.
    Someone who is a leader or imposes themselves in social situations.
    In the group, he is the rooster that everyone follows.
    En el grupo, él es el gallo que todos siguen.