charro
炭友,炭黑,炭疽,炭疽病人
Definitions
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plural char·ros [chahr-ohz; Spanish chahr-raws]. /ˈtʃɑr oʊz; Spanish ˈtʃɑr rɔs/.
- : a Mexican horseman or cowboy, typically one wearing an elaborate outfit, often with silver decorations, of tight trousers, ruffled shirt, short jacket, and sombrero.
Examples
“The simpler, the better” tends to be the rule with these things; mine was just refried charro beans and melted Monterrey Jack.
Hoover was a famously buttoned-up man, but the oilmen around the Del Charro pool did their best to loosen him up.
Hobby and Rayburn were only the first in a stream of politicians to stay in touch with goings-on at Del Charro.
He was wearing one of the new Mexican charro-style jackets, black laced with silver.
Dressed in one of his charro outfits or in badly pressed whites, whip or quirt in hand, he epitomized Petaca.
His battered magnificence of a charro garb fitted well the diabolic character which Jacqueline assigned him.
It was faced with scarlet silk; and the charro elegance beneath was black and resplendent.
A few minutes later Jacqueline beheld a tall figure in elegant charro garb striding the length of her salon.