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    Royal (en. Royal)

    /ˈrɔɪəl/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    Belonging to or relating to a king or queen.
    The actress's dress had a royal style, similar to that of princesses.
    El vestido de la actriz tenía un estilo royal, similar al de las princesas.
    Magnificent, splendid, worthy of a king.
    The banquet was royal, with exquisitely prepared dishes.
    El banquete fue royal, con platos exquisitamente preparados.
    Of superior or elevated quality.
    We watched a movie with a royal production that left us impressed.
    Vimos una película con una producción royal que nos dejó impresionados.
    Connection or relation to the monarchy.
    The family has royal ties that go back generations.
    La familia tiene lazos royal desde hace generaciones.

    Etymology

    From French 'royal', which comes from Latin 'regalis', related to 'rex', meaning king.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    royal court
    The royal family that lives in a palace.
    corte real
    royal blood
    Descent or lineage of monarchs.
    sangre real
    to dance with royalty
    To have interactions with people of high social status or power.
    bailar con la realeza

    Related Words

    royalty
    A group of people that make up the royal family.
    realeza
    monarchy
    A system of government in which a king or queen is the head of state.
    monarquía
    prince
    Son or direct descendant of a king.
    príncipe

    Slang Meanings

    In popular culture, something that is admirable or impressive.
    That performance was royal, everyone was amazed.
    Esa actuación fue royal, todos se quedaron sorprendidos.
    Refers to something that is ostentatious or excessive.
    That car is too royal for the city.
    Ese coche es demasiado royal para la ciudad.