bullfighting in Latin
bullfighting in Latin is tauromachia — bullfighting means the traditional spectacle in which a matador confronts and kills a bull at close range, historically popular in Spain and its former colonies.
bullfighting in Latin
tauromachia
What does "bullfighting" mean?
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noun The traditional spectacle in which a matador confronts and kills a bull at close range, historically popular in Spain and its former colonies.
"Bullfighting remains a divisive topic in modern Spain."
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bullfighting in a sentence
- Bullfighting remains a divisive topic in modern Spain.
- In Portugal, Spain, Southern France and some Latin American countries, bulls are used in the sport of bullfighting.
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What is "bullfighting" in Latin?
"bullfighting" in Latin is tauromachia. bullfighting means: The traditional spectacle in which a matador confronts and kills a bull at close range, historically popular in Spain and its former colonies.
How do you use "bullfighting" in a sentence?
Example: "Bullfighting remains a divisive topic in modern Spain." In Latin, "bullfighting" is tauromachia.
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