Sabios (en. Wise men)

/ˈsaβjos/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Men or women who possess great knowledge.

The wise of antiquity were venerated for their wisdom.

Los sabios de la antigüedad eran venerados por su sabiduría.

People who make decisions based on experience and deep knowledge.

It is advisable to consult the wise before making an important move.

Es recomendable consultar a los sabios antes de hacer un movimiento importante.

Individuals who have pondered and learned from life.

The wise often share their experiences to help others.

Los sabios suelen compartir sus experiencias para ayudar a otros.

From Latin 'sapiens', which means 'wise' or 'intelligent'.

wise advice

Recommendation given by a person with experience.

sabio consejo

it is wise to correct oneself

Indicates that it is normal to make mistakes and correcting errors is a sign of wisdom.

de sabios es rectificar

the devil knows more because he is old than because he is the devil

Experience brings more knowledge than cunning.

más sabe el diablo por viejo que por diablo

wisdom

Ability to make correct decisions based on knowledge.

sabiduría

intelligence

Ability to learn, understand, and reason.

inteligencia

knowledge

Set of information and skills acquired through experience or education.

conocimiento

A person who always has an answer full of knowledge.

That guy is a wise one; he always has an interesting fact to share.

Ese tipo es un sabio, siempre tiene un dato interesante que compartir.

Someone who thinks they are smarter than others.

Don't be so wise; people like you sometimes don't listen.

No seas tan sabio, gente como tú a veces no escucha.