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    Rabiosos (en. Rabid)

    ra-bi-o-sos

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    One who is rabid or angry.
    The dog was rabid because it was not fed.
    El perro estaba rabioso porque no le dieron de comer.
    That is very intense or violent.
    The attack was rabid and caused a lot of damage.
    El ataque fue rabioso y causó mucho daño.
    That manifests itself in a furious manner.
    The rabid fans protested against the referee's decision.
    Los hinchas rabiosos protestaron contra la decisión del árbitro.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'rabiosus', which means 'full of rage'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to be furious
    To feel a lot of anger or annoyance.
    estar rabioso
    jealous to the point of rage
    To feel intense jealousy.
    rabioso de celos
    furious with rage
    To be extremely angry.
    rabioso de furia

    Related Words

    rage
    Feeling of intense anger.
    rabia
    fury
    State of great wrath.
    furia
    annoyance
    Feeling of displeasure.
    enfado

    Slang Meanings

    To be very angry.
    Don’t invite him; he’s rabid because he was robbed.
    No lo invites; está rabioso porque le robaron.
    To have a lot of energy or excitement.
    The party was wild; everyone danced non-stop.
    La fiesta estuvo rabiosa, todos bailaron sin parar.