Argentinian
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- adjective
- /ˌɑrdʒənˈtɪniən/
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argentino
- The Argentinian tango is a passionate dance that originated in the late 19th century.
- Argentinian-led statement
- Brazilian and Argentinian
I wanted to also get into a little bit of the Argentinian angle to this whole thing.
- I wanted to also get into a little bit of the Argentinian angle to this whole thing.
- So chimichurri sauce is sort of an Argentinian sauce, and it is made with fresh herbs like parsley and coriander.
- Because Javier was the calm the the candidate who suggested he is going to move Argentina's currency away from the Argentinian peso.
- Let's say that that Argentinian beef comes off the market because the country fails and the beef industry fails and everything's over.
- I used to see all the polo players, the Argentinian polo players, and it was one of them that recommended the girlfriend at the time who he was seeing when he died.
- There's this kind of almost meme like video of Argentinian President Harvey MLA.
- So, OK, one possible way for this to end is you have an Argentinian solution.
- Well, I was learning fucking sign language then, not Argentinian.
- She dies and the narrator says, shall I confess that move by the sincerest of Augustinian Argentinian passions snobbery.
Examples
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Silvina Ocampo, like her sister Victoria, is a distinguished Argentinian writer who has published numerous collections of fiction and poetry.
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Many people enjoy the rich flavors of Argentinian steak, known for its tenderness and taste.
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It's about an Argentinian woman.
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So now we're going to get some Argentinian pizza.
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I wanted to also get into a little bit of the Argentinian angle to this whole thing.
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I said earlier, remember the Argentinian food, bro?
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Ah, well, this is where we get to the Argentinian president's plans to right size the government.
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It's a fabulous Argentinian steak house that has live Flamenco on a Friday night.
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So chimichurri sauce is sort of an Argentinian sauce, and it is made with fresh herbs like parsley and coriander.
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During my trip to Buenos Aires, I fell in love with the Argentinian culture and its vibrant music.
Synonyms
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Relating to Argentina or its people
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About Argentina, its people, or its culture
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Morphology
Etymology
Argentinian comes from the country name Argentina, itself from the Latin argentum meaning 'silver' after early visitors who searched for silver. That's why something Argentinian is 'of or relating to Argentina', like its people, food, or art.