Tigres (en. Tigers)
/ˈtiɣɾes/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
A species of large wild feline, known for its orange coat with black stripes.
Tigers are known as the kings of the jungle.
Los tigres son conocidos como los reyes de la selva.
Symbol of strength and courage, used in various cultures.
In many cultures, the tiger represents power and courage.
En muchas culturas, el tigre representa el poder y el coraje.
Animal endangered due to habitat destruction.
The conservation of tigers is essential for maintaining biodiversity.
La conservación de los tigres es fundamental para mantener la biodiversidad.
Etymology
From Latin 'tigris', which in turn comes from Greek 'τίγρις' (tígris).
Common Phrases and Expressions
to see tigers in their habitat
To observe tigers in the wild, in their natural environment.
ver tigres en su hábitat
to be like a tiger
To be fierce or strong in a situation.
ser como un tigre
Related Words
tigrillo
Small species of feline, similar to the tiger.
tigrillo
tigress
Feminine form of tiger.
tigresa
tigrado
That has stripes like a tiger.
tigrado
Slang Meanings
Someone who is aggressive or feared in a group.
That guy in the competition is a real tiger.
Ese chico en la competencia es un verdadero tigre.
A united group of people who support each other.
We are tigers in this company, always ready to help.
Somos tigres en esta empresa, siempre listos para ayudar.