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    Temerario (en. Reckless)

    /te.meˈɾa.ɾjo/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    That exposes oneself to unnecessary dangers or risks.
    His decision to travel alone to a conflict-ridden country was reckless.
    Su decisión de viajar solo a un país en conflicto fue temeraria.
    That shows recklessness or excessive boldness.
    The reckless driver exceeded the speed limits on the road.
    El corredor temerario superó los límites de velocidad en la carretera.
    That can cause harm due to lack of caution.
    Skydiving without experience is a reckless activity.
    Hacer paracaidismo sin experiencia es una actividad temeraria.

    Etymology

    It comes from the Latin 'temerarius', which means 'reckless, rash'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    reckless in their actions
    To act imprudently or without thinking of the consequences.
    temerario en sus acciones
    reckless decision
    A risky decision that can lead to problems.
    decisión temeraria
    reckless acts
    Actions that are dangerous or reckless.
    actos temerarios

    Related Words

    recklessness
    Condition of being reckless; imprudence.
    temeridad
    reckless
    One that acts without sufficient care or caution.
    imprudente
    boldness
    Bravery or daring in actions.
    audacia

    Slang Meanings

    A person who acts without thinking.
    That guy is a reckless person; he always gets into trouble.
    Ese tipo es un temerario, siempre se mete en problemas.
    Someone who faces risks without considering the consequences.
    That idea is very reckless; you might regret it.
    Esa idea es muy temeraria, podrías arrepentirte.