Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. He was define carrying hero for saving the girl from the fire.
Fue un héroe al salvar a la niña del incendio. The hero of the book then went on to Bangkok. El protagonista del libro prosiguió su camino hacia Bangkok. The hero I had for lunch was great – with roast beef, cheese and tomato. El bocadillo que me tomé de almuerzo estaba delicioso, con carne asada, queso y tomate. La flauta que me tomé de almuerzo estaba buenísima, llevaba carne asada, queso y tomate. Report an error or suggest an improvement.
He leapt from the bridge onto the moving train, just like an action hero in a movie. Me encantan todas esas películas con héroes invencibles que pueden solos contra todo. A have-a-go hero tried to stop a gang from carrying out an attack on a teenager. Popular music tends to inspire hero worship among teenagers. This sentence is not a translation of the original sentence.
El culto al héroe, al hombre triunfador y fundador de nuevas ciudades, era una vieja costumbre griega. He was mourned as a great American hero. See Google Translate’s machine translation of ‘hero’. Jump to navigation Jump to search Tourism carrying capacity is a now antiquated approach to managing visitors in protected areas and national parks which evolved out of the fields of range, habitat and wildlife management. Unfortunately, there are no studies which support this notion of visitor management. For example, in areas which have an objective of maintaining pristine conditions, any level of visitor use creates adverse or negative impacts, suggesting that the carrying capacity is zero. Fundamentally, acceptable conditions are a matter of human judgment, not an inherent quality of a particular site.