Rígidos (en. Rigid)

/ˈrixi.ðos/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
adjective
Refers to something that is inflexible or firm.
Rigid materials do not allow changes in shape.
Los materiales rígidos no permiten cambios de forma.
Applies to a posture or attitude that lacks flexibility or understanding.
His rigid approach to the rules prevents him from being a good leader.
Su enfoque rígido en las normas le impide ser un buen líder.
Describes a body that does not present curvature.
The design of the building is very rigid, without any organic shapes.
El diseño del edificio es muy rígido, sin ninguna forma orgánica.

Etymology

Derived from Latin 'rigidus', meaning 'hard, inflexible'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

a rigid style
An approach or way of doing things that does not allow for variations.
un estilo rígido
rigid mentality
A way of thinking that is inflexible towards new concepts.
mentalidad rígida
to be rigid in beliefs
Maintaining firm opinions without accepting other perspectives.
ser rígido en las creencias

Related Words

rigidity
State of being rigid or inflexible.
rigidez
flexibility
Ability to change shape, posture, or idea.
flexibilidad
strictly
In a rigorous or non-permissive manner.
estrictamente

Slang Meanings

A term to describe someone who does not adapt.
That guy is very rigid, he never changes his plans.
Ese tipo es muy rígido, nunca cambia de planes.
Used to refer to a person who takes things too seriously.
Stop being so rigid, relax a little.
Deja de ser tan rígido, relájate un poco.