Traidor (en. Traitor)

/tɾai̯ˈðoɾ/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
noun
One who acts against the promised loyalty, betraying their group, friend, or cause.
The traitor was discovered and expelled from the community.
El traidor fue descubierto y expulsado de la comunidad.
A person who has committed a serious betrayal.
The king considered his advisor a traitor due to his actions.
El rey consideró a su consejero como un traidor por sus acciones.

Etymology

From Latin 'traditor', which means 'the one who delivers'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

traitor to the homeland
A person who acts against the interest of their country.
traidor a la patria
traitor at home
Someone who betrays their close ones or their group.
traidor en casa
to be a traitor
To be considered someone who is untrustworthy.
ser un traidor

Related Words

betrayal
Act of betraying.
traición
to betray
Disloyal to someone or something.
traicionar
loyalty
Fidelity to a cause or person.
lealtad

Slang Meanings

Betrayal ball
In politics, they are often called betrayal balls those who switch sides.
En la política, a menudo se les llama bolas de traición a los que cambian de bando.
To be a sellout
I don't trust him, he's a sellout who betrays his friends for money.
No confío en él, es un vendido que traiciona a sus amigos por dinero.