belligerent in Spanish
belligerent in Spanish is beligerante, bélico, batallaroso — belligerent means hostile and aggressive; eager to fight or argue.
belligerent in Spanish
beligerante
Engaged in warfare, warring.
bélico
batallaroso
(by extension) Aggressively hostile, eager to fight.
belicoso
(by extension) Aggressively hostile, eager to fight.
beligerante
A state or other armed participant in warfare
partes beligerantes
A state or other armed participant in warfare
partes enfrentadas
A state or other armed participant in warfare
What does "belligerent" mean?
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adjective Hostile and aggressive; eager to fight or argue.
"He got belligerent as soon as someone questioned his decision."
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adjective Actually engaged in war; warring.
"The treaty required all belligerent nations to lay down arms."
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noun A country or group actively fighting a war.
"Neither belligerent was willing to accept the ceasefire terms."
belligerent in a sentence
- He got belligerent as soon as someone questioned his decision.
- The two drivers exchanged belligerent stares after the near-collision.
- The treaty required all belligerent nations to lay down arms.
- Neither belligerent was willing to accept the ceasefire terms.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "belligerent" in Spanish?
"belligerent" in Spanish is beligerante, bélico, batallaroso. belligerent means: Hostile and aggressive; eager to fight or argue.
How do you use "belligerent" in a sentence?
Example: "He got belligerent as soon as someone questioned his decision." In Spanish, "belligerent" is beligerante, bélico, batallaroso.
Are there other ways to say "belligerent" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 6 translations listed for "belligerent": beligerante, bélico, batallaroso, belicoso, partes beligerantes, partes enfrentadas.
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