charro
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adjective
- coarse, vulgar
- rustic
- of, from or relating to the city of Salamanca or surrounding province, Castile and León, Spain
noun
- one who is rustic or coarse
- native or inhabitant of the city of Salamanca or surrounding province, Castile and León, Spainusually male
- a traditional postindependence Mexican horseman
interjection
- Used to warn to keep silence, be careful or discreet.
Forms
adjective
| masculine singular | charro |
|---|---|
| feminine | charra |
| masculine plural | charros |
| feminine plural | charras |
noun
| singular | charro |
|---|---|
| plural | charros |
| feminine | charra |
| feminine plural | charras |
Used in the library
- Los músicos llevan el traje de charro, con botones de plata.The musicians wear the charro suit, with silver buttons.A2Los mariachis de Garibaldi — The Mariachis of Garibaldi Square
- El género más popular era la comedia ranchera: un charro con sombrero ancho y pistola que canta, bebe, se enamora y pelea en un pueblo que nunca existió.The most popular genre was the ranchera comedy: a charro in a wide hat with a pistol who sings, drinks, falls in love and fights in a village that never existed.B2El cine de oro mexicano — The golden age of Mexican cinema
Other ways to say it
- aldeanorustic; rural
- chabacanotacky, tawdry, gaudy, vulgar, coarse
- charrosUsed to warn to keep silence, be careful or discreet.; Used to express irritation or surprise.
- pueblerinocountryfied, rustic, countryish
- salamanquinoof, from or relating to the city of Salamanca or surrounding province, Castile and León, Spain
- salamanquinoof, from or relating to the city of Salamanca or surrounding province, Castile and León, Spain
- salmantinoof, from or relating to the city of Salamanca or surrounding province, Castile and León, Spain
- salmantinoof, from or relating to the city of Salamanca or surrounding province, Castile and León, Spain