How to Say “Striker” in Spanish

huelguista
/w̝elˈɡista/feminine, masculine
The Spanish word for striker is huelguista. Wiktionary also lists huelguero.
Meaning: person who is on strike (noun)

Ways to say it

“striker” in Spanish
Spanish IPA Note
huelguista /w̝elˈɡista/ feminine, masculine
huelguero /welɡeɾo/ (from spelling rules) masculine

The term refers to a person who is on strike.

What does it mean word for word?

The word huelguista is formed from huelga (strike) and the suffix -ista (a person who performs a specific action or belongs to a group).

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form of huelguista is huelguistas.

How do you pronounce it?

/w̝elˈɡista/

Did you know?

  • The word huelguista is a linguistic cousin to the word juerguista, which describes a 'partygoer' or someone who loves to party.
  • The root word huelga shares a distant evolutionary path with the English word 'holiday', as both relate to the concept of 'leisure' or 'rest'.
  • A person who refuses to join a strike is sometimes called a rompehuelgas, which literally translates to 'strike-breaker'.

Examples in context

  • Él es un delantero muy talentoso
    He is a very talented striker
  • El delantero anotó el gol de la victoria en el último minuto
    The striker scored the winning goal in the last minute
  • El goleador del equipo fue clave en la victoria
    The striker of the team was key in the victory
  • El goleador del equipo ha batido todos los récords esta temporada
    The team's striker has broken all the records this season
  • Ese jugador es un goleador nato
    That player is a natural-born striker
  • Nuestro cañonero estrella anotó otro golazo
    Our star striker scored another amazing goal
  • Nuestro cañonero metió un golazo desde fuera del área
    Our striker hit an amazing goal from outside the box
  • ¡Ese matador es imparable, no falla ni una sola oportunidad!
    That striker is unstoppable, they don't miss a single chance!
  • La huelguista pide mejores condiciones.
    The female striker is asking for better conditions.
  • El huelguista no regresará a la fábrica.
    The male striker will not return to the factory.
  • Vimos a un huelguista en la plaza.
    We saw a striker in the square.

Example conversation

Two friends are discussing a news report about a labor dispute.

  1. María

    Mira cuántos huelguistas hay hoy.
    Look how many strikers there are today.
  2. Mateo

    Parece que el huelguista tiene razón.
    It seems that the striker is right.
  3. María

    Toda la ciudad apoya al huelguista.
    The whole city supports the striker.
  4. Mateo

    Esperemos que lleguen a un acuerdo.
    Let's hope they reach an agreement.

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