aventurero
“aventurero” means “adventurous” in Spanish. It has 2 different meanings depending on context:
adventurous
Also: daring, adventurous
📝 In Action
Mi hermano es muy aventurero y le gusta viajar solo.
A2My brother is very adventurous and likes to travel alone.
Tuvimos un viaje aventurero por las montañas de Perú.
B1We had an adventurous trip through the mountains of Peru.
Su espíritu aventurero lo llevó a vivir en cinco países diferentes.
B2His adventurous spirit led him to live in five different countries.
adventurer
Also: explorer
📝 In Action
El aventurero cruzó el desierto con solo una mochila.
A2The adventurer crossed the desert with only a backpack.
De niño, yo quería ser un aventurero famoso.
B1As a child, I wanted to be a famous adventurer.
La historia trata sobre un grupo de aventureros en busca de tesoros.
B2The story is about a group of adventurers in search of treasures.
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How would you say 'She is very adventurous' in Spanish?
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📚 Etymology▼
From the Spanish word 'aventura', which comes from the Latin 'adventura', meaning 'things that are about to happen'.
First recorded: 13th century
Cognates (Related words)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does 'aventurero' always mean someone who travels?
Not necessarily. It can describe someone who likes to take risks in business, hobbies, or life in general, not just physical travel.
Can I use 'aventurero' for a thing?
Yes! You can describe a plan, a trip, or even a meal as 'aventurero' if it's bold and unusual.
What is the difference between 'aventurero' and 'explorador'?
An 'aventurero' seeks excitement and risk, while an 'explorador' specifically travels to discover or map new places.