gringo
老外,外国佬,美国佬,美国人
Definitions
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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.
Examples
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.