ranchero

  • 11Ranchero — Ran|che|ro der; s, s <aus gleichbed. mex. span. ranchero> im spanischsprachigen Amerika jmd., der auf einem Landgut lebt …

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  • 12ranchero — noun (plural ros) Etymology: Mexican Spanish, from rancho Date: 1826 rancher; also ranch 1 …

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  • 13ranchero — /ran chair oh/; Sp. /rddahn che rddaw/, n., pl. rancheros / chair ohz/; Sp. / che rddaws/. (in Spanish America and the southwestern U.S.) a rancher. [1820 30; < Sp, equiv. to ranch(o) RANCH + ero < L arius ARY] * * * …

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  • 14Ranchero — Meksikansk ranch ejer …

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  • 15ranchero — ran·che·ro s.m. ES sp. {{wmetafile0}} chi lavora in un rancho | proprietario di un rancho {{line}} {{/line}} VARIANTI: 2ranciere. DATA: 1941. ETIMO: der. di rancho rancho . NOTA GRAMMATICALE: pl. rancheros …

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  • 16ranchero — m. El que cocina el rancho. El que gobierna un rancho o granja …

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  • 17ranchero —    (rahn CHAY roh) [American Spanish] A person who owns or operates a ranch …

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  • 18ranchero — [rα:n tʃɛ:rəʊ] noun (plural rancheros) N. Amer. a person who farms or works on a ranch, especially in the south western US and Mexico. Origin Sp., from rancho (see ranch) …

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  • 19ranchero — ran·che·ro …

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  • 20ranchero — ran•che•ro [[t]rænˈtʃɛər oʊ, rɑn [/t]] n. pl. che•ros fot (in Spanish America and the southwestern U.S.) a rancher • Etymology: 1820–30; &LT; Sp, =ranch(o) ranch+ ero &LT; L ārius ary …

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