buddha
Used as a modifier to describe something that possesses qualities of enlightenment, supreme peace, or detached wisdom. It often refers to a state of being calm and unbothered by external chaos or emotional distress.
Exemplos
3 de 5She maintained a buddha composure even when the flight was delayed for six hours.
She maintained a buddha composure even when the flight was delayed for six hours.
The curator pointed out the buddha characteristics of the 14th-century bronze sculpture.
The curator pointed out the buddha characteristics of the 14th-century bronze sculpture.
You're being so buddha right now; I wish I could stay that relaxed during finals.
You're being so buddha right now; I wish I could stay that relaxed during finals.
Sinônimos
Família de palavras
Dica de memorização
Remember that Buddha starts with 'B' like 'Benevolent' and 'Blissful'—qualities of someone who is enlightened.
Quiz rápido
The monk maintained a _____ composure despite the loud construction outside.
Correto!
A resposta correta é: a
Exemplos
She maintained a buddha composure even when the flight was delayed for six hours.
everydayShe maintained a buddha composure even when the flight was delayed for six hours.
The curator pointed out the buddha characteristics of the 14th-century bronze sculpture.
formalThe curator pointed out the buddha characteristics of the 14th-century bronze sculpture.
You're being so buddha right now; I wish I could stay that relaxed during finals.
informalYou're being so buddha right now; I wish I could stay that relaxed during finals.
The thesis explores the buddha qualities found within various secular philosophies.
academicThe thesis explores the buddha qualities found within various secular philosophies.
His buddha approach to crisis management has made him a stable leader in the company.
businessHis buddha approach to crisis management has made him a stable leader in the company.
Sinônimos
Família de palavras
Colocações comuns
Frases Comuns
Laughing Buddha
A symbol of happiness and abundance
Buddha nature
The fundamental nature of all beings in Buddhist philosophy
Buddha-like calm
An extreme state of peacefulness
Frequentemente confundido com
Buddhist is the standard adjective for the religion, while buddha as an adjective is more descriptive of qualities or specific icons.
Buddhism is the noun referring to the religion itself, not a descriptive adjective.
Notas de uso
When used as an adjective or modifier, 'Buddha' should still usually be capitalized. It is often used figuratively in English to describe someone who is exceptionally calm and patient.
Erros comuns
Learners often use the noun 'Buddha' when they should use the adjective 'Buddhist' (e.g., saying 'a buddha temple' instead of 'a Buddhist temple').
Dica de memorização
Remember that Buddha starts with 'B' like 'Benevolent' and 'Blissful'—qualities of someone who is enlightened.
Origem da palavra
From the Sanskrit word 'buddha', meaning 'awakened' or 'enlightened', derived from the root 'budh' (to awaken).
Padrões gramaticais
Contexto cultural
The term is central to Eastern philosophy and represents the pinnacle of spiritual development and internal peace.
Quiz rápido
The monk maintained a _____ composure despite the loud construction outside.
Correto!
A resposta correta é: a
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