taco
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noun
- pega short, thick piece of wood, metal, or other material
- dowela longer piece of wood, plastic, or other material
- cuea stick used to play billiards, snooker, pool, etc
- billiards
- billiards player
Forms
noun
| singular | taco |
|---|---|
| plural | tacos |
Used in the library
- A las seis de la tarde tenemos hambre y compramos tacos de canasta.At six in the afternoon we are hungry and we buy basket tacos.A1Una tarde en el parque — An afternoon in the park
- En la tienda mexicana del barrio venden tequila y tacos.At the neighbourhood's Mexican shop they sell tequila and tacos.B2Otra vez, por favor (18) — Once more, please (18) (B2)
- Dondequiera que vayas en esta ciudad, hay un puesto de tacos.Wherever you go in this city, there's a taco stand.B2Otra vez, por favor (21) — Once more, please (21) (B2)
- En el mercado mexicano de la calle venden tacos de carne de puerco.At the Mexican market stall in the street they sell pork tacos.B2Otra vez, por favor (10) — Once more, please (10) (B2)
Other ways to say it
- añoyear; age
- groseríadiscourtesy, lack of respect; crudeness, rudeness
- mala palabraswear word; curse word; choice word
- montónheap, pile (collection of things laid in a body, or thrown together so as to form an elevation); ton, a lot, bunch, heap, loads (a great deal; a great quantity)
- palabrotaswear word
- primaveraspring (season); year of age