rabia (espagnol) - signification, définition, traduction, prononciation

Part of speech:

Noun

Phonetics:

• Spanish: /ˈra.bja/
• French: Not applicable

Meanings:

"rabia" in Spanish can have several meanings: 1. Anger, rage 2. A disease affecting animals, especially when transmitted to humans through the bite of an infected animal (rabies) 3. Fury 4. Rage 5. Resentment

Usage and Frequency:

"Rabia" is commonly used in spoken and written Spanish. It is a moderately frequent term within the language, mainly used to express feelings of anger, rage or resentment.

Verb Tenses:

• Present: rabia
• Past: rabia
• Future: rabiaré
• Conditional: rabiaría
• Present Subjunctive: rabie
• Imperative: rabia

Example Phrases:

1. ¡Me da mucha rabia cuando no me escuchas! (Ça me met en colère quand tu ne m'écoutes pas!)
2. Aquella discusión me causó una rabia inmensa. (Cette dispute m'a causé une rage immense.)

Idiomatic Expressions:

"Rabia" is often used in Spanish idiomatic expressions to convey intense emotions. Some examples include: 1. "Estar ciego de rabia" - To be blinded by anger 2. "Rabia contenida" - Contained anger 3. "Estar verde de rabia" - To be boiling with anger 4. "Pasar de la risa al llanto en un segundo" - To transition from laughter to tears in a second 5. "Morderse la lengua" - To bite one's tongue

Etymology:

The term "rabia" comes from the Latin word "rabies," which means madness or rage.

Synonyms and Antonyms:

Synonyms: - Furia (fury) - Enfado (anger) - Ira (ire)

Antonyms: - Calma (calm) - Felicidad (happiness) - Alegría (joy)