Legiones (en. Legions)

le-xio-nes

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
noun
Military units composed of a large number of soldiers.
The Roman legions were famous for their discipline.
Las legiones romanas eran famosas por su disciplina.
A large quantity or multitude of people.
Legions of fans arrived at the concert.
Las legiones de aficionados llegaron al concierto.
Bodies or organized groups with a common purpose.
There are legions of volunteers helping in the crisis.
Existen legiones de voluntarios que ayudan en la crisis.

Etymology

From Latin 'legio', meaning 'gathering' or 'troop'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

legions of followers
A large number of followers or fans.
legiones de seguidores
the foreign legion
A military unit formed by foreigners serving in the armed forces of a country.
la legión extranjera
legions of angels
Expression that denotes a great number of celestial beings.
legiones de ángeles

Related Words

legionnaire
Soldier belonging to a legion.
legionario
to legion
To join a legion or group.
legionarse
legionism
Movement or doctrine of the legions.
legionismo

Slang Meanings

A very numerous group that makes an impact.
Legions arrived at the party; there wasn't room for another soul.
Llegaron legiones a la fiesta, no cabía un alma más.
A crowd that supports a cause.
The legions of young people protested in the streets.
Las legiones de jóvenes protestaron en la calle.