Sudoroso (en. Sweaty)

/su.ðoˈɾoso/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
adjective
Having sweat on the surface of the body.
After running, I was sweaty.
Después de correr, estaba sudoroso.
That causes or provokes sweating.
The hot and humid weather is very sweaty.
El clima caluroso y húmedo es muy sudoroso.
Refers to a situation or activity that generally causes sweat.
Intense exercise is always sweaty.
El ejercicio intenso siempre es sudoroso.

Etymology

It comes from the Latin 'sudorosus', which in turn derives from 'sudor', meaning sweat.

Common Phrases and Expressions

sweaty as a pig
Expression that describes someone very sweaty.
sudoroso como un pollo
to be sweaty
Reference to the condition of being covered in sweat.
estar sudoroso
sweaty day
A hot day that provokes a lot of sweating.
día sudoroso

Related Words

sweat
Salty liquid produced by sweat glands.
sudor
perspiration
The process by which the body loses sweat.
transpiración
to sweat
To produce sweat; to excrete liquid through the skin.
sudar

Slang Meanings

To be in a difficult or stressful situation.
That presentation left me sweaty.
Esa presentación me dejó sudoroso.
To try to impress someone despite feeling nervous.
I was sweaty on the date, but I managed to impress.
Estaba sudoroso en la cita, pero logró impresionar.