Zorra (en. Bitch)

/ˈθora/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

English: Carnivorous mammal of the family Canidae, similar to the wolf but smaller in size.

English: The fox is a very cunning animal that adapts to different environments.

La zorra es un animal muy astuto que se adapta a diferentes ambientes.

English: Derogatory term to refer to a woman considered sensual or promiscuous.

English: Although they called her a fox, she felt empowered by her freedom.

A pesar de que la llamaron zorra, ella se sintió empoderada por su libertad.

English: A sly and cunning character in stories and fables.

English: In the fable, the fox deceived the crow to achieve its goal.

En la fábula, la zorra engañó al cuervo para lograr su objetivo.

English: The term 'zorra' comes from the Latin 'vulpes' and has been associated with the cunning behavior of the animal.

English: to be more cunning than a fox

English: to be very intelligent or clever in a situation.

ser más astuta que una zorra

English: cunning man

English: Man who behaves similarly to a fox, in contexts of cunning.

zorrón

English: fox-like behavior

English: Cunning or deceitful behavior or action.

zorrería

English: Easy woman or someone who has relationships without commitment.

English: They called her a fox because of her way of relating.

La llamaron zorra por su forma de relacionarse.

English: Person who acts very cunningly to achieve their ends.

English: He is a fox in business; he will always get what he wants.

Es un zorro en el negocio, siempre conseguirá lo que quiere.