How is the word sereno translated from Spanish to English

Tranquilo y difícil de enfadar.

Calm and not easily made angry.

adjective
English translation
Even-tempered

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  • Es serena incluso bajo presión. She is even-tempered even under pressure.

  • Se mantuvo ecuánime durante la acalorada discusión. She remained even-tempered during the heated discussion.

  • Necesitamos un jefe sereno para este equipo. We need an even-tempered manager for this team.

  • ¿Suele ser ecuánime en situaciones de estrés? Is he usually even-tempered in stressful situations?

  • ¿Tu abuelo era siempre tan sereno? Was your grandfather always so even-tempered?

  • Intenta mantenerte ecuánime hoy con los clientes. Please try to stay even-tempered with the customers today.

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FAQ about “sereno”

How is “sereno” translated from Spanish?
“sereno” translates into English as “Even-tempered”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “sereno” mean?
Meaning of “sereno”: Tranquilo y difícil de enfadar. In English — “Even-tempered”.
What part of speech is “sereno”?
“sereno” is an adjective.
Where can I see examples with “sereno”?
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