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spartan

/ˈspɑːr.tən/

Traducción: Describe algo simple, sobrio o ascético, a menudo carente de comodidad o lujo; también puede referirse a una persona o estilo de vida austero y disciplinado, o a una vivienda o ambiente despojado de adornos., Sustantivo que designa a una persona de la antigua ciudad-estado griega de Esparta, conocida por su disciplina, austeridad y valor militar.

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adjective

/ˈspɑːr.tən/C1formal
  • esDescribe algo simple, sobrio o ascético, a menudo carente de comodidad o lujo; también puede referirse a una persona o estilo de vida austero y disciplinado, o a una vivienda o ambiente despojado de adornos.

Describes something that is simple, frugal, or austere, often lacking comfort or luxury.

  1. Resolute in adversityC1formal

    Showing great courage and determination when facing pain, danger, or difficulty.

    esResuelto ante la adversidad

    • The mountaineers displayed a spartan resolve during the blizzard.
    • Her spartan attitude helped her overcome the injury.
    • He faced the criticism with spartan composure.

    Sinónimosindomitableresolutestalwartsteadfaststoicundauntedunflinching

  2. Strict and uncompromisingC1formal

    Characterized by severe discipline, austerity, and a lack of leniency.

    esEspartano

    • The coach's spartan training regimen pushed the athletes to their limits.
    • The school had a spartan code of conduct with no exceptions.
    • His spartan judgment left no room for excuses.

    Sinónimosasceticausteredisciplinedfrugalrigorousseverestrictuncompromising

    Antónimoscomfortableindulgentlavishlenientluxuriouspampering

  3. Self-denying and simpleC1formal

    Practicing great self-denial, living a simple and frugal life without luxuries.

    esespartano (sencillo y frugal)

    • He lived a spartan existence in a small cabin with minimal possessions.
    • Her spartan diet consisted only of rice and vegetables.
    • The monk's spartan lifestyle was an inspiration to many.

    Sinónimosabstemiousasceticausteredisciplinedfrugalrigorousself-denyingseveresimplestark

    Antónimosepicureanextravagantindulgentlavishluxuriousopulentsumptuoussybaritic

Formas
  • more spartan comparative form
  • most spartan superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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noun

/ˈspɑː.tən/B2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa a una persona de la antigua ciudad-estado griega de Esparta, conocida por su disciplina, austeridad y valor militar.

A noun referring to a person from the ancient Greek city-state of Sparta, known for their discipline, austerity, and military prowess.

  1. Person from SpartaB2formal

    A native or inhabitant of the ancient Greek city-state of Sparta.

    esespartano

    • The Spartans were known for their military discipline.
    • A Spartan would never retreat from battle.
    • Ancient Spartans lived a life of rigorous training.

    Sinónimoslaconian

  2. Person with simple lifestyleC1formal

    A person who lives a simple, frugal, and disciplined life, avoiding luxury.

    esPersona espartana

    • He lives like a spartan, with only the bare essentials.
    • She is a spartan when it comes to her diet and exercise.
    • The monk was a true spartan, sleeping on a hard floor.

    Sinónimosasceticminimalistpuritanstoic

    Antónimosepicurehedonistsybaritevoluptuary

Formas
  • spartans plural form
  • spartans' possessive plural form
  • spartan's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

Condiciones heredadas

Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.