criollo

/kree-oh-loh; Spanish kree-aw-yaw/US // kriˈoʊ loʊ; Spanish kriˈɔ yɔ //UK // (kriːˈəʊləʊ, Spanish ˈkrjoʎo) //

克里奥尔罗,克里奥洛,克里奥罗,克里奥尔洛

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
plural cri·ol·los [kree-oh-lohz; Spanish kree-aw-yaws]. /kriˈoʊ loʊz; Spanish kriˈɔ yɔs/.
- : a person born in Spanish America but of European, usually Spanish, ancestry.Compare Creole.
- : a domestic animal of any of several strains or breeds developed in Latin America.

adj.形容词 adjective

Mojo Criollo: This garlic sauce is the key to the flavorful roast pork at the heart of the Cuban sandwich.
The term Creole is a corruption of the Spanish word criollo, which is derived from criar to create or to foster.
Of the many varieties of the cacao, the best known are the criollo, forastero, and calabacilla.
The criollo (creole) bean is generally used as seed, and for it high prices are obtained.
El moro era un potro criollo, de corta alzada y un poco trasijado, pero tan vivo, nervioso y rpido como un fino resorte de acero.
Si le entusiasma alguna aventura heroica que le cuentan, demuestra su admiracin por el hroe con esta exclamacin: Ah criollo!