What is 'pastor' called in English?

'pastor' in English is called "Shepherd". Shepherd refers to: Persona cuyo oficio es cuidar y guiar ovejas, a menudo en un campo o pastizal.

How do you pronounce 'Shepherd' and 'pastor'?

Listen to clear English audio pronunciation of 'Shepherd' and native Spanish audio speech for 'pastor' with bilingual sentence examples on DictBridge.

What is an example sentence for Shepherd in Spanish?

English: "The shepherd led his flock to fresh pastures every morning." | Spanish: "El pastor llevó a su rebaño a pastos frescos cada mañana."

noun · verb

English to Spanish Dictionary

shepherd Meaning in Spanish (shepherd significado en español)

nounpastor

verbguiar

Sinónimos:guíacuidador

pastor in English:shepherd

Phonetic:pasˈtoɾ

Plural: shepherds

Gender:Masculino

Quick Answer • Resumen

El significado de shepherd en español es pastor, guiar. (Persona cuyo oficio es cuidar y guiar ovejas, a menudo en un campo o pastizal.)

Definitions of Shepherd

1
noun
pastor
A person whose job is to take care of sheep and guide them, often in a field or pasture.
Persona cuyo oficio es cuidar y guiar ovejas, a menudo en un campo o pastizal.
2
verb
guiar
To guide or direct a group of people or animals carefully and protectively.
Guiar o dirigir a un grupo de personas o animales con cuidado y protección.

Example Sentences

casual

“The shepherd led his flock to fresh pastures every morning.”

El pastor llevó a su rebaño a pastos frescos cada mañana.

casual

“She had to shepherd the children through the crowded museum.”

Tuvo que guiar a los niños por el concurrido museo.

Explore Vocabulary by Topic

Synonyms (Sinónimos)

In Spanish:

guíacuidador

In English:

herderdrover

Antonyms (Antónimos)

In Spanish:

desampararabandonar

Inflected Word Forms

past tenseshepherded

present participleshepherding

nounshepherdess

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

shepherd's piecollocation

A dish of minced meat (traditionally lamb or mutton) topped with a layer of mashed potato.

shepherd's crookcollocation

A long staff with a hook at one end, used by shepherds for managing sheep.