Insignes (en. Illustrious)
/in'siɲes/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
noun
A person or thing that stands out for its qualities or merits.
The academic is a notable figure in the education debate.
El académico es un insigne del debate sobre la educación.
An honorary title awarded to individuals of great prestige.
He received the distinguished title of doctor honoris causa.
Recibió el insigne título de doctor honoris causa.
Etymology
From Latin 'insignis', meaning 'notable' or 'distinguished'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
notable figure
A person of great relevance or importance.
insigne figura
distinguished representative
A representative who is widely recognized for their remarkable performance.
insigne representante
Related Words
insignia
A symbol that distinguishes a person or entity.
insignia
insignificant
That has no importance or relevance.
insignificante
Slang Meanings
Something that is highly recognized or respected within a group.
That musician is noteworthy in the national rock scene.
Ese músico es insigne en la escena del rock nacional.
Sarcastic use to refer to someone who considers themselves very important.
He always talks about his achievements, seems significant, but in reality, he is just ordinary.
Siempre habla de sus logros, parece insigne, pero en realidad es normal.