Venado (en. Deer)

/beˈnaðo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
noun
A type of mammal that belongs to the Cervidae family.
The deer runs agilely through the forest.
El venado corre ágilmente por el bosque.
It specifically refers to certain species like the white-tailed deer.
In this region, white-tailed deer abound.
En esta región, abundan los venados cola blanca.
An animal that is the object of hunting and sport in various cultures.
Hunters are preparing for deer season.
Los cazadores se preparan para la temporada de venados.

Etymology

It comes from the Latin 'venaticus', which means 'of the hunt'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

to give a deer
To deceive or play a trick on someone
dar venado
faster than a deer
To do something with great speed
más rápido que un venado

Related Words

deer
A type of deer, generally larger and more robust.
ciervo
hunt
The action of pursuing and capturing animals, including deer.
caza

Slang Meanings

A person who is cunning or elusive.
That deer always escapes from problems.
Ese venado siempre se escapa de los problemas.
A reference to someone who feels chased or cornered.
The way he acts today is like a deer in the headlights.
La forma en que actúa hoy es como un venado en la luz de los faros.