gaucho in Portuguese
gaucho in Portuguese is gaúcho — gaucho means a skilled horseman and cattle-herder of the South American grasslands, especially Argentina, Uruguay, and southern Brazil.
gaucho in Portuguese
gaúcho
A cowboy of the South American pampas.
What does "gaucho" mean?
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noun A skilled horseman and cattle-herder of the South American grasslands, especially Argentina, Uruguay, and southern Brazil.
"The gaucho rounded up the herd with a lasso and a whistle."
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gaucho in a sentence
- The gaucho rounded up the herd with a lasso and a whistle.
- Gaucho culture still shapes Argentine folk music and dress.
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What is "gaucho" in Portuguese?
"gaucho" in Portuguese is gaúcho. gaucho means: A skilled horseman and cattle-herder of the South American grasslands, especially Argentina, Uruguay, and southern Brazil.
How do you use "gaucho" in a sentence?
Example: "The gaucho rounded up the herd with a lasso and a whistle." In Portuguese, "gaucho" is gaúcho.
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