la gloria

glory

→ el

phrase Uncommon #20,423

glory Can also mean "heaven" in the expression estar en la gloria, meaning to be extremely happy or relaxed.

SP: Después de una semana difícil, por fin estoy en la gloria.

EN: After a hard week, I'm finally in heaven.

We'll see who takes the glory today.

They’re also in heaven.

— El submarino (Das Boot) (1981)

Glory comes to an end.

— Academia Rushmore (1998)

Thus passes the glory of the world.

For death and glory.

— El señor de los anillos: Las dos torres (2002)

All my life, I worked for the glory and protection of this country.

— Bajrangi Bhaijaan (2015)

Cicero's glory began to grow.

Glory belongs to God.

— Leviatán (2014)

But right now, I'm in heaven.

— Fallen angels (Ángeles caídos) (1995)

Robots do not achieve glory, Eliot.

— TÁR (2022)

He has brought glory to the people of Foshan; how could I take his money?

— Ip Man (2008)

I'm in heaven.

The glory of what is to come.

The aristocrat clings to the glory of his past.

Here is the glory of Rome.

Tom is in heaven.