charro
9.9
Relating to Mexican horsemen, their clothes, or horse shows
- adjective
- /ˈtʃɑːroʊ/
- US
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charro
- The dancers wore charro outfits decorated with colorful embroidery for the festival.
Examples
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Many charro competitions are held in Mexico City.
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He admired the charro traditions displayed during the parade in Mexico City.
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Her father owns a collection of charro hats and boots from his hometown.
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The charro wore a beautiful embroidered jacket.
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The dancers wore charro outfits decorated with colorful embroidery for the festival.
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He admired the charro traditions displayed during the parade in Mexico City.
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Her father owns a collection of charro hats and boots from his hometown.
Surface Forms
charro positive
Etymology
Charro as an adjective means 'like a charro'; it comes from the same word for the horsemen, so it describes clothes, riding, or events that show that traditional Mexican style.
