ego

/ˈeɡo/, [ˈe.ɣ̞o]

ego

Noun ego m (plural egos)

Examples

Tom tiene un ego enorme.

Tom has a very large ego.

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El ego nunca sobra.

You can never have too much ego.

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El sufrimiento tiene un propósito noble: la evolución de la conciencia y la quema del ego.

Suffering has a noble purpose: the evolution of the consciousness and the burning up of the ego.

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El pronombre "eu" de uso común en la lengua portuguesa tiene su origen en la locución latina "ego":

The Portuguese pronoun "eu" came from Latin "ego".

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Nunca se tiene demasiado ego.

You can never have too much ego.

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¡Qué ego!

What an ego!

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Yo considero a Vivi como la persona más increíble que haya conocido, a sabiendas de que eso alimenta su ego.

I regard Vivi as the most amazing person I've met, even knowing that it inflates her ego.

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Las naciones tienen su ego, al igual que las personas.

Nations have their ego, just like individuals.

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