boxeador
“boxeador” means “boxer” in Spanish (a person who participates in the sport of boxing).
boxer
Also: prizefighter
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El boxeador se está preparando para el gran combate de mañana.
A2The boxer is preparing for the big fight tomorrow.
Mi tío era un boxeador muy famoso en los años ochenta.
B1My uncle was a very famous boxer in the eighties.
Un boxeador profesional debe seguir una dieta muy estricta.
B2A professional boxer must follow a very strict diet.
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Derived from the Spanish verb 'boxear', which comes from the English word 'box'. The suffix '-ador' was added to denote the person performing the action.
First recorded: 19th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can 'boxeador' refer to a woman?
No, 'boxeador' is specifically masculine. To refer to a female boxer, you must use 'boxeadora'.
Is 'boxeador' the same as a 'luchador'?
Not exactly. A 'boxeador' only uses their fists in a ring, whereas a 'luchador' usually refers to a wrestler or a general fighter.
How do I say 'Boxer dog' in Spanish?
The dog breed is referred to as 'bóxer' (plural: bóxeres), which sounds like the English word.