CHAPARRO PRIETO

Meaning of CHAPARRO PRIETO in English

noun

see chaparro 2

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CHAPARRO — shəˈpä(ˌ)rō, ch- noun ( -s ) Etymology: American Spanish, from Spanish, dwarf evergreen oak 1. : a Mexican oak ( …
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CAPA PRIETO — kə|päprēˈād.(ˌ)ō noun ( plural capa prietos ) Etymology: American Spanish capá prieto, literally, black capá (tree of the genus Cordia …
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REYES (PRIETO), RAFAEL — born 1850, Santa Rosa, New Granada died Feb. 19, 1921, Bogot explorer and statesman who was president and dictator of …
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PEDRO MIRET PRIETO — Vice Pres. of the Council of Ministers Cuba
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ABELARDO ESCOBAR PRIETO — Sec. of Agrarian Reform Mexico
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ABEL PRIETO JIMENEZ — Min. of Culture Cuba
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CHAPARRAL — noun Etymology: Spanish, from chaparro dwarf evergreen oak, from Basque txapar Date: 1845 a thicket of dwarf evergreen oaks, an …
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CHAPARAJOS — or chaparejos noun plural Etymology: modification of Mexican Spanish chaparreras, from chaparro Date: 1887 chaps
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YAYA — yäˈyä noun ( -s ) Etymology: American Spanish, of Cariban origin : any of several tropical American trees: as a. …
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SANDPAPER TREE — noun : any of several trees having very rough leaves: as a. : chaparro 3 b. : a tree ( …
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ROUGH-LEAF TREE — noun : chaparro 3
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CHAPARRERAS — noun plural or chap·ar·re·ros ˌshapəˈrerəs sometimes ˌch- Etymology: Mexican Spanish chaparreras, from chaparro : chaps
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CHAPARRAL — noun also chap·pa·ral |shapə|ral, -el sometimes |ch- ( -s ) Etymology: Spanish, from chaparro dwarf evergreen oak, from Basque txapar, …
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CHAPARAJOS — noun plural or chap·a·re·jos ˌshapəˈrā(ˌ)ōs, -_əs sometimes ˌch- Etymology: modification (probably influenced by Spanish aparejo equipment, gear) of Mexican Spanish …
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CHAPARRAL — noun Etymology: Spanish, from chaparro dwarf evergreen oak, from Basque txapar Date: 1845 1. : a thicket of dwarf evergreen …
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CHAPARAJOS — or chap·a·re·jos ˌsha-pə-ˈrā-(ˌ)ōs, -ˈrä- Etymology: modification of Mexican Spanish chaparreras, from chaparro Date: 1887 : chaps
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CHAPARRAL — [chap.ar.ral] n [Sp, fr. chaparro dwarf evergreen oak, fr. Basque txapar] (1850) 1: a thicket of dwarf evergreen oaks; broadly: …
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CHAPARAJOS — [chap.a.ra.jos] or chap.a.re.jos n pl [modif. of MexSp chaparreras, fr. chaparro] (1887): chaps
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YEAR IN REVIEW 1999: ART-ANTIQUES-AND-COLLECTIBLES — ANTIQUARIAN BOOKS A strong market for fine antiquarian books marked the 1997-98 season. The rapid rise of commerce on the …
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SPANISH LITERATURE
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CHAPARRAL — chap ‧ ar ‧ ral /ˌʃæpəˈræl/ BrE AmE noun [uncountable] [ Date: 1800-1900 ; Language: Spanish ; Origin: chaparro type …
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CHAP — I. chap S2 /tʃæp/ BrE AmE noun [ Sense 1: Date: 1500-1600 ; Origin: chapman 'traveling seller of goods' (11-19 …
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CHAPARRAL — This is the name given to woody evergreen shrubby vegetation that grows on thin dry rocky soils in some semi-arid …
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