WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
| Principal Translations |
| traidor adj | (que comete traición) | traitorous, disloyal adj |
| | | double-crossing, two-faced adj |
| | Con sus acciones, María ya demostró ser una persona traidora. |
| | Through her actions, Maria has shown herself to be a traitorous (or: disloyal) person |
traidor, traidora nm, nf | (quien comete traición) | traitor, betrayer, turncoat n |
| | (figurative) | backstabber n |
| | Ese traidor sería capaz de vender a su propia madre: no te fíes de él. |
| | That traitor would even sell his own mother: don't trust him. |
| Additional Translations |
| traidor adj | (animal: imprevisible) | untrustworthy adj |
| | | treacherous adj |
| | Aquel es un perro traidor: no te confíes que te puede morder. |
| | He is an untrustworthy dog; don't trust him because he could bite you. |
| traidor adj | (que implica traición) | false, fake adj |
| | El empresario le dio un abrazo traidor a su socio. |
| | He gave her a false (or: fake) hug. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
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