English–Spanish
“ordeal” in Spanish
How to say “ordeal” in Spanish
“Ordeal” in Spanish is odisea.
A long, obstacle-filled process.
Example sentences with odisea
Tuvimos que pasar por una odisea para resolver el papeleo.
We had to go through an ordeal to resolve the paperwork.
Tips for using odisea
- Frequently used colloquially with 'fue' or 'ha sido' to emphasize delays and bureaucracy, and using it for small annoyances can sound exaggerated.
Other Spanish words for “ordeal”
He pasado por un calvario este año.
I have been through an ordeal this year.
