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How to Say ‘A dangerous play’ in Spain Spanish

Una jugada peligrosa

OO-nah hoo-GAH-dah peh-lee-GROH-sah

[OO-nah hoo-GAH-dah peh-lee-GROH-sah]

💬 Usage Tip: Jugada is a very useful football word meaning a play or move. Peligrosa agrees with the feminine noun jugada.

🇪🇸 In Spain: Spanish commentators love phrases like jugada peligrosa to build suspense, even before anything actually happens.

Phrase Breakdown

Una

[OO-nah]

a

Feminine singular indefinite article.

Example

Una jugada peligrosa cambió el partido.

A dangerous play changed the match.

jugada

[hoo-GAH-dah]

play

In sports, jugada means a play, move, or action in the game.

Example

Una jugada peligrosa casi termina en gol.

A dangerous play almost ended in a goal.

peligrosa

[peh-lee-GROH-sah]

dangerous

Describes something risky or threatening, like an attacking move.

Example

Una jugada peligrosa puso nerviosa a la defensa.

A dangerous play made the defense nervous.

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