Leopardo (en. Leopard)

/le.oˈpaɾðo/

Meaning & Definition

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noun
A feline mammal of the family Felidae, that lives in jungles and has a spotted coat.
The leopard is known for its agility and ability to climb trees.
El leopardo es conocido por su agilidad y habilidad para trepar árboles.
A representative of the genus Panthera, famous for its beauty and strength.
On the safari, we saw a leopard hunting in the plain.
En el safari, vimos a un leopardo cazando en la llanura.
A symbol of strength and cunning in various cultures.
In some cultures, the leopard represents bravery and independence.
En algunas culturas, el leopardo representa la valentía y la independencia.

Etymology

From Latin 'leopardus', which comes from Greek 'leopardos'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

to come out like the leopard
To do something quickly and unexpectedly
salir como el leopardo
hunting like a leopard
To carry out an action stealthily and patiently
cazando como un leopardo
to be agile like a leopard
To be very fast or cunning in carrying out a task
ser ágil como un leopardo

Related Words

feline
Group of carnivorous mammals that includes cats and big felines.
felino
spots
Marks or spots on an animal's skin that are distinctive.
manchas
hunter
Being that feeds on other animals, like the leopard.
cazador

Slang Meanings

A clever and agile person in their business dealings.
That guy is a leopard in the business world.
Ese chico es un leopardo en el mundo de los negocios.
A person who acts quickly to seize opportunities.
You have to be a leopard if you want to succeed in this market.
Tienes que ser un leopardo si quieres triunfar en este mercado.