Observador (en. Observer)
/obserβaˈðoɾ/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
noun
A person who pays attention to something or someone in order to obtain information.
The bird watcher took note of the species he saw in the park.
El observador de aves tomó nota de las especies que vio en el parque.
An individual dedicated to understanding reality through careful observation.
As a good observer, he noticed the small details that went unnoticed by others.
Como buen observador, se dio cuenta de los pequeños detalles que pasaron desapercibidos para los demás.
A person who attends an event to observe it, without participating actively.
The international observer monitored the progress of the elections.
El observador internacional vigiló el desarrollo de las elecciones.
Etymology
From the Latin 'observator', which means 'one who observes.'
Common Phrases and Expressions
to be an observer
To have the ability to notice details that others overlook.
ser un observador
to be in the capacity of an observer
To participate in an event without directly intervening.
estar en calidad de observador
Related Words
to observe
To examine something attentively.
observar
observation
The action of observing.
observación
Slang Meanings
Someone who is always attentive to what is happening.
You are a professional observer; you notice everything.
Eres un observador profesional, te das cuenta de todo.
A person who just looks and does not act.
Don't be just an observer, take action now!
No seas solo un observador, ¡actúa ya!