Watson (en. Watson)
/ˈwɑːtsən/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
A name of English origin, commonly used to refer to Sherlock Holmes' partner.
The detective consulted Watson before making a decision.
El detective consultó a Watson antes de tomar una decisión.
A term that can refer to a person considered as an assistant or helper.
You will always need a Watson to solve that mystery.
Siempre necesitarás un Watson para resolver ese misterio.
Etymology
The word 'Watson' comes from English and is a common surname in English-speaking regions.
Common Phrases and Expressions
watson, come here
It is usually used to call the attention of someone who acts as an assistant.
watson, ven aquí
to be someone's watson
It means to be the support or assistant of another person.
ser el watson de alguien
there is always a watson
It refers to the need to have a companion in complex situations.
siempre hay un watson
Related Words
sherlock
A fictional character known for solving crimes.
sherlock
detective
A person who investigates crimes.
detective
enigma
Something that is difficult to understand or solve.
enigma
Slang Meanings
A friend or companion who helps in difficult situations.
He is my watson, he is always there when I need him.
Él es mi watson, siempre está ahí cuando lo necesito.
Referring to someone who solves problems.
That girl is a real watson on the project.
Esa chica es un verdadero watson en el proyecto.