Lobos (en. Wolves)

/ˈlobos/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
noun
Canine mammal that lives in packs and is characterized by its howl.
Wolves typically live in family groups.
Los lobos suelen vivir en grupos familiares.
Symbol of strength and aggression in various cultures.
The wolf is a symbol of bravery in many legends.
El lobo es un símbolo de valentía en muchas leyendas.
An animal that primarily feeds on other animals.
Wolves are natural predators in their ecosystem.
Los lobos son depredadores naturales en su ecosistema.

Etymology

It comes from the Latin 'lupus' which means wolf.

Common Phrases and Expressions

lone wolf
A person who prefers to be alone and not follow others.
lobo solitario
wolf howl
A cry or call emitted by a wolf, often used metaphorically to express loneliness.
aullido de lobo
to be a wolf
To act in a cunning or treacherous manner.
ser un lobo

Related Words

she-wolf
Female of the wolf.
loba
wolf den
Place where a group of wolves lives.
lobería
wolf cub
Wolf offspring.
lobezno

Slang Meanings

Competitive and aggressive person, like a wolf.
That player is a wolf on the court.
Ese jugador es un lobo en la cancha.
Someone who has no loyalty and easily switches groups.
I don't trust him, he's a wolf.
No confío en él, es un lobo.