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    Ogro (en. Ogre)

    /ˈo.ɾo/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    A mythological creature characterized by its terrifying appearance and voracious behavior.
    In many fairy tales, ogres live in dark forests and trap travelers.
    En muchos cuentos de hadas, los ogros viven en bosques oscuros y atrapan a los viajeros.
    A person with a bad temper or unpleasant appearance.
    The office ogre is always in a bad mood.
    El ogro de la oficina siempre está de mal humor.

    Etymology

    The term 'ogro' comes from the French 'ogre', which in turn has roots in Latin.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    office ogre
    A very grumpy person who is unpleasant in their work environment.
    ogro de la oficina
    to look like an ogre
    To look very angry or have a very stern appearance.
    parecer un ogro

    Related Words

    ogre-like
    Having characteristics of an ogre.
    ogroide
    monster
    A terrifying creature or one that provokes fear.
    monstruo
    beastly
    Relating to an animal or a person that acts in a primitive way.
    bestial

    Slang Meanings

    A very difficult person to deal with.
    That boss is an ogre, he's never satisfied with the work.
    Ese jefe es un ogro, nunca está satisfecho con el trabajo.
    Someone who frightens or intimidates.
    Don't be an ogre, relax a little.
    No seas un ogro, relájate un poco.