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corrida
This term is a loanword from Spanish and carries a specific cultural weight, referring exclusively to the ritualized spectacle of the bullfight. It is rarely used as a general term for any animal fight, but rather evokes the precise imagery of the plaza de toros, the matador, and the traditional sequence of the event.
Because it is a specialized cultural term, it is typically used in contexts discussing Spanish heritage, tourism, or animal rights debates. It maintains a formal or descriptive register and is almost never used in casual, everyday conversation unless the speaker is discussing the specific event.
Meanings
Examples
The tourists gathered at the plaza de toros to watch the afternoon corrida.
I cannot stand the sight of blood so I will skip the corrida.
The matador entered the arena with great confidence for the final corrida.
The crowd roared as the bull charged during the corrida.
He spent his summer in Seville attending every single corrida.
The intensity of a traditional corrida is unlike any other sport.
I wonder if the matador feels fear before a corrida begins