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gladiatorial

/ˌɡleɪ.di.əˈtɔː.ri.əl/

Traducción: Relativo a los gladiadores o a sus combates; se usa a menudo de forma metafórica para describir una situación feroz, competitiva o belicosa.

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adjective

C2formalcommonsport/ˌɡleɪ.di.əˈtɔː.ri.əl/

Relating to gladiators or their combats; often used metaphorically to describe a fierce, competitive, or combative situation.

  • 🇪🇸Relativo a los gladiadores o a sus combates; se usa a menudo de forma metafórica para describir una situación feroz, competitiva o belicosa.
  1. Relating to gladiators C1 formal

    Of or relating to gladiators, their combat, or the arena in which they fought.

    • The gladiatorial games were a popular form of entertainment in ancient Rome.
    • He studied the gladiatorial combat techniques used in the Colosseum.
    • The museum displayed gladiatorial armor and weapons.

    🇪🇸gladiatorio

  2. Aggressive or competitive C1 formal

    Resembling the fierce, combative, or confrontational nature of gladiatorial contests.

    • The political debate turned into a gladiatorial spectacle.
    • The company's gladiatorial approach to business alienated its partners.
    • Their relationship had a gladiatorial quality, full of conflict and rivalry.

    🇪🇸Gladiatorio (sentido figurado)

    Sinónimos: aggressivebellicosebelligerentcombativecompetitivecontentiousfiercemilitantpugnaciousscrappytruculent

    Antónimos: amicableconciliatorycooperativegentleharmoniouspeaceful

  • more gladiatorial comparative form
  • most gladiatorial superlative form