Abogado
- proper noun
- /ˌɑːbəˈɡɑːdoʊ/
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Abogado
- In his practice, Abogado Martinez specializes in family law and immigration issues.
Examples
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The judge called out for the next case: "Abogado Gonzalez, please step forward."
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Instead, in the courtroom of Lago Agrio, he is referred to as a mere advocate, a smaller man, Abogado Fajardo.
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COUNSELOR: Abogado Hernandez?
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Abogado Hernandez?
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During the trial, everyone referred to him as Abogado Reyes, a name known for his dedication to justice.
Synonyms
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A family name common in Spanish-speaking countries
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A family or first name used by people
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A Spanish male first name sometimes used as a last name
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A Spanish family name used as a last name
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A Spanish family name
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A Spanish or Portuguese family name
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A family name from Spain that people use as their last name
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A family name common in Spanish and Portuguese speaking countries
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A last name that people share to show they are from the same family
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A family name that some people have, for example the basketball player Manute Bol
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A Spanish family name
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A family name common in Spanish and Portuguese speaking countries
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A family name common in Spanish and Portuguese speaking countries
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A Japanese family name used as a last name
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A family name common in Spanish and Portuguese speaking countries
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A family name from Spain and Portugal
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A family name used by some people
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A personal name used as a given name or family name
A Spanish family name and sometimes a man's first name
A family name used by some people in Japan
A family name used by some people
Surface Forms
Etymology
Abogado is a Spanish family name that comes from the common Spanish word abogado, meaning 'lawyer' or 'advocate' and similar to the English word advocate. A helpful way to remember it is that the name probably began with an ancestor who worked as a lawyer, so the family kept that job as their name.