Proezas (en. Feats)

/pɾoˈeθas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Definition: Notable act that demonstrates great courage or skill.

Example Sentence: The feats of athletes in the Olympic Games are amazing.

Las proezas de los atletas en los Juegos Olímpicos son asombrosas.

Definition: Achievement of something extraordinary or exceptional.

Example Sentence: His feat in saving the children from the fire was recognized by the community.

Su proeza en salvar a los niños del fuego fue reconocida por la comunidad.

Definition: Any achievement that exceeds normal expectations.

Example Sentence: The feats of modern engineering are incredible.

Las proezas de la ingeniería moderna son increíbles.

Etymology/Origin: From Latin 'proa' meaning 'in front', related to actions that require courage.

Phrase: to perform feats

Meaning: To do something extraordinary that requires effort.

realizar proezas

Phrase: sports feats

Meaning: Outstanding achievements in sporting competitions.

proezas del deporte

Phrase: heroic feats

Meaning: Acts of bravery performed by heroes.

proezas heroicas

Related Word: accomplishment

Description: A brave or notable act.

hazaña

Related Word: epic

Description: Reference to outstanding achievements or grand narratives.

épica

Related Word: victory

Description: The achievement of winning something, especially in battles or competitions.

victoria

Slang Meaning: Impressive achievement.

Example: That goal was a feat worthy of a champion.

Ese gol fue una proeza digna de un campeón.

Slang Meaning: Surprising act.

Example: He accomplished a feat by climbing that mountain without gear.

Hizo una proeza al escalar esa montaña sin equipo.