aventado

aventado

Describes someone who is very gutsy or reckless and willing to do anything regardless of the danger, acting on impulse rather than thinking it through.

Your brother is so aventado, he went into the ocean when the waves were huge and no one else wanted to go in.

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Méxicoby AnónimoDecember 1, 2017

Score:+13

aventado

Describes a person who is extremely high or under the intense influence of drugs, specifically cocaine. It is a slang way to say someone is wired or completely wasted.

That guy showed up to the party all aventado and his eyes were practically popping out of his head.

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Colombiaby La CosteñaMay 21, 2023

Score:+6

aventado

Describes someone gutsy who jumps into any situation without fear. It refers to a person who acts with determination and is not stopped by risks or what people might say (literally, someone who throws themselves into a situation).

Carlos is really aventado when it comes to business: he already set up his own stall even though everyone told him it was dangerous.

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El Salvadorby Guanaco TruchaJuly 10, 2023

Score:+5

aventado

Describes a person who is fearless and acts with great determination in risky situations. It is an individual who jumps into any challenge without thinking twice, showing unusual boldness or guts.

That buddy is really aventado, he jumped into the rushing river to rescue the ball without giving it a second thought.

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Ecuadorby Serrano UIOJune 3, 2023

Score:+4

aventado

Refers to someone who is very bold or gutsy and does not fear the consequences of risky actions. This is an individual who is always ready to do what others avoid out of fear or caution.

That guy is way too aventado, he went into the ocean with those massive waves without even knowing how to swim that well.

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Costa Ricaby Tico Pura VidaMay 9, 2023

Score:+4

aventado

Used to describe a person who is very bold, gutsy, or daring, especially someone who takes risks without hesitation.

My brother is going skydiving, he was always more aventado than me.

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• #osado
• #atrevido

Perúby HUVE84August 24, 2016

Score:+1

aventado

Someone who is bold, gutsy, or even reckless, acting without fear of consequences. It describes a person who takes risks or dives into unusual situations with determination when others would hesitate.

My cousin is really aventado because he moved to Japan without knowing any of the language and without a steady job.

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Méxicoby AnónimoAugust 17, 2026

Score:+0