hidalgo
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adjective
- pertaining to the lowest rank of nobility
- noble
noun
- minor noble or nobleman, a hidalgo
- drinking an entire glass of alcohol in one big gulp; to chug
- the final year that a public servant is in office
- a 1000 Mexican peso billwhich displays Miguel Hidalgo
Forms
adjective
| masculine singular | hidalgo |
|---|---|
| feminine | hidalga |
| masculine plural | hidalgos |
| feminine plural | hidalgas |
noun
| singular | hidalgo |
|---|---|
| plural | hidalgos |
| feminine | hidalga |
| feminine plural | hidalgas |
Used in the library
- Hidalgo tenía cincuenta y siete años y leía libros prohibidos.Hidalgo was fifty-seven and read forbidden books.A2El Grito de Dolores — The Cry of Dolores
- Hidalgo llevó su imagen en 1810, y hoy está en camiones, cocinas y tatuajes.Hidalgo carried her image in 1810, and today she is on lorries, in kitchens and on tattoos.A2La Virgen de Guadalupe — The Virgin of Guadalupe
- Ese hidalgo, Alonso Quijano, leía tantos libros de caballerías que perdió el juicio.That gentleman, Alonso Quijano, read so many books of chivalry that he lost his mind.B1El Quijote — Don Quixote
- Hidalgo gritó: "¡Viva la Virgen de Guadalupe! ¡Muera el mal gobierno!"Hidalgo shouted: "Long live the Virgin of Guadalupe! Death to the bad government!"A2El Grito de Dolores — The Cry of Dolores