Salidos (en. Outgoing)
/saˈliðos/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
noun
People who have left a specific place.
The wild ones from the party were the most lively.
Los salidos de la fiesta eran los más animados.
Individuals who exhibit bold or unconventional behavior.
Those wild ones are always up to mischief.
Esos salidos siempre hacen travesuras.
adjective
Description of something that has been expelled or has exited.
The wild text messages were very entertaining.
Los salidos mensajes de texto fueron muy divertidos.
Colloquial term indicating that a person behaves extravagantly.
That style is very over the top for a formal meeting.
Ese estilo es muy salido para una reunión formal.
Etymology
From the verb 'salir' in its participial form in plural.
Common Phrases and Expressions
taken from a movie
People who seem like they were pulled out of a film due to their behavior or appearance.
salidos de una película
deviating from the norm
Individuals who do not follow established social rules.
salidos de la norma
to be wild
To be in a state of excessive excitement or enthusiasm.
estar salido
Related Words
salir
Action of leaving a place.
salir
salida
The act of leaving; also refers to a place through which one exits.
salida
saliente
That protrudes or is in the act of leaving.
saliente
Slang Meanings
Exhibiting daring or exhibitionist behavior.
Those guys are such wild ones; they think they are the center of attention.
Esos tipos son unos salidos, se creen el centro de atención.
Description of a person who acts very relaxed or carefree.
He always arrives with his wild attitude as if he doesn't care about anything.
Siempre llega con su actitud salida, como si no le importara nada.