coward

• Sustantivo que designa a una persona que carece de valor o que se asusta fácilmente, especialmente ante el peligro, el dolor o las dificultades. Puede referirse también a alguien que actúa con falta de coraje o que huye de situaciones difíciles.

A noun referring to a person who lacks courage or is easily frightened, especially in the face of danger, pain, or difficulty.

1. Lack of courageB1formal

   A person who lacks the courage to face danger, pain, or difficulty.

   Cobarde (persona sin valor)

   • He was called a coward for running away from the fight.
   • Only a coward would abandon his friends in need.
   • She proved she was no coward by standing up to the bully.

   Sinónimoschickencravendastardmilksoppoltroonrecreantsissywimp

   Antónimosbraveherostalwart

2. Timid or fearful personB1informal

   Someone who is excessively afraid or hesitant in challenging situations.

   Cobarde

   • Don't be such a coward; just ask her out.
   • He's a coward when it comes to public speaking.
   • The coward hid behind the door during the argument.

   Sinónimoschickencravendastardmilksoppoltroonrecreantsissywimp

   Antónimosbravedaredevilherostalwartwarrior