Leales (en. Loyal)

[le-a-les]

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
adjective
One who is faithful and constant in their commitments or relationships.
Loyal friends are always present in difficult times.
Los amigos leales siempre están presentes en los momentos difíciles.
One who acts with integrity and honesty.
A loyal employee will never betray their boss's trust.
El empleado leal nunca traicionará la confianza de su jefe.
One who remains firm in their principles and values.
They are a loyal person to their beliefs, regardless of others' opinions.
Es una persona leal a sus creencias, sin importar la opinión de los demás.

Etymology

From Latin 'legalis', which means 'in accordance with the law'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

loyal friend
A friend who is faithful and trustworthy.
leal amigo
to be loyal
To act with fidelity and commitment towards someone or something.
ser leal
unbreakable loyalty
Fidelity that does not break in adversity.
lealtad inquebrantable

Related Words

loyalty
Commitment or fidelity towards someone.
lealtad
fidelity
Adherence to what has been promised or sworn.
fidelidad
honesty
Quality of being sincere and fair.
honestidad

Slang Meanings

Loyal to the death
He is loyal to the death, always defending his friends.
Es leal a muerte, siempre defendiendo a sus amigos.
The truly loyal ones
In difficult times, the truly loyal ones.
En tiempos difíciles, leales son los de verdad.