Gladiadores (en. Gladiators)

ɡla.ðiˈa.ðoɾes

Meaning & Definition

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noun

People who participate in death matches in the arena.

The gladiators were acclaimed by the crowd.

Los gladiadores eran aclamados por la multitud.

Mythical fighters from antiquity who symbolize bravery and strength.

Stories about gladiators have endured through the centuries.

Las historias sobre gladiadores han perdurado a lo largo de los siglos.

Figures that represent the combative spirit in popular culture.

In the movie, the gladiators fight for their freedom.

En la película, los gladiadores luchan por su libertad.

From Latin 'gladiator', which comes from 'gladius', meaning sword.

arena gladiators

Fighters who battle in a coliseum before an audience.

gladiadores de la arena

gladiator show

Entertainment event that includes gladiator fights.

espectáculo de gladiadores

coliseum

Construction where gladiator fights took place.

coliseo

victor

Gladiator who wins a match.

vencedor

slave

Some of the gladiators who were forced to fight.

esclavo

A person who risks their life for entertainment.

That guy is a true gladiator of life.

Ese tipo es un verdadero gladiador de la vida.

Someone who faces great challenges.

He has become a gladiator in the business world.

Se ha convertido en un gladiador en el mundo empresarial.