ogre in Spanish
ogre in Spanish is ogro — ogre means a large, ugly, monstrous creature in folklore, known for its brutish strength and appetite for humans.
ogre in Spanish
ogro
(mythology) A type of brutish giant from folk tales that eats human flesh.
What does "ogre" mean?
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noun A large, ugly, monstrous creature in folklore, known for its brutish strength and appetite for humans.
"In the story, a hungry ogre guards the bridge into the village."
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noun A cruel or frightening person.
"People are going to think I'm an ogre if I refuse to buy coffee for my little brother!"
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ogre in a sentence
- In the story, a hungry ogre guards the bridge into the village.
- People are going to think I'm an ogre if I refuse to buy coffee for my little brother!
- Her boss had a reputation as an ogre who never praised anyone.
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What is "ogre" in Spanish?
"ogre" in Spanish is ogro. ogre means: A large, ugly, monstrous creature in folklore, known for its brutish strength and appetite for humans.
How do you use "ogre" in a sentence?
Example: "In the story, a hungry ogre guards the bridge into the village." In Spanish, "ogre" is ogro.
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