goblins
word · lemma: goblin
Definition
Goblins are imaginary small, often ugly creatures found in stories and fantasy games; they are usually mischievous or evil.
Usage & Nuances
"Goblins" is mostly used in the context of fantasy stories, games, and folklore. Common with words like "cave," "army," or "trick." Not typically used for real people. Do not confuse with "elves" or "fairies," which are usually friendly.
Spanish: duendes - trasgos (fantasía)Portuguese (BR): duendes - goblins (fantasia)Portuguese (PT): duendes - goblins (fantasia)Chinese (Simplified): 地精 - 哥布林Chinese (Traditional): 地精 - 哥布林Hindi: जिन्नात (कल्पना) - गोब्लिनArabic: عفاريت (خيالية) - جوبلينBengali: গবলিনRussian: гоблиныJapanese: ゴブリンVietnamese: yêu tinhKorean: 고블린Turkish: cinler - goblinlerUrdu: گوبلنIndonesian: goblin
Example Sentences
The story is about goblins living in a dark forest.
basic
Many goblins stole the treasure from the cave.
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Children dressed as goblins for Halloween.
basic
Those goblins are always causing trouble wherever they go.
natural
Did you see the movie with the giant army of goblins?
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In most games, goblins are not very strong but attack in large numbers.
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