aguerrido
battle-hardened, seasoned
adjective ah-geh-RREE-doh Rare
Also means
valiant, fierce
Usage Note
Aguerrido derives from the verb aguerrir (to harden in war), related to guerra (war). It describes soldiers, teams, or individuals forged by difficult experience. Despite resembling a past participle, it functions as a pure adjective; the feminine is aguerrida and it takes normal plural forms.
Examples
"El equipo aguerrido no se rindió en el último minuto."
Natural Translation
The battle-hardened team did not give up in the final minute.
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