gringo 的定义
plural grin·gos.Slang: Sometimes Disparaging and Offensive.
- a term used in Latin America or Spain to refer to a foreigner, especially one of U.S. or British descent.
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- While gringo-run restaurants with standard international menus full of imported ingredients rule many resort towns, they aren’t where most Ticos opt to eat.
- The story of their visit quickly spread among the ‘Gringo Trail’ and McFadden lucked into a business as the unofficial tour guide.
- After that, backpackers on the South American ‘Gringo Trail’ began touring and partying in San Pedro.
- The ladies generally prefer marrying a Gringo to a Paisanito.
- The man wavered a second, then laughed cunningly, "A crucifix means nothing to a Gringo, and fear makes liars of all men."
- The Mexicans were convinced that a large force of Gringo Diablos were at hand, and they feared for their lives.
- Allied troops had reached the Gringo, five miles north of Monte Lisser.
- He had surprised his daughter and the Gringo holding hands and exchanging kisses in a grove near the house.