vaquero / vɑˈkɛər oʊ; Spanish vɑˈkɛ rɔ /

📖毕业后词汇骑马者骑马人斗牛士骑兵

vaquero 的定义

n. 名词 noun

plural va·que·ros [vah-kair-ohz; Spanish vah-ke-raws]. /vɑˈkɛər oʊz; Spanish vɑˈkɛ rɔs/.

  1. Southwestern U.S. a cowboy or herdsman.

vaquero 近义词

vaquero

等同于 herdsman

vaquero

等同于 rancher

vaquero

等同于 cowboy

更多vaquero例句

  1. My dad was a vaquero, transporting cattle via horse and sleeping outside, occasionally for days at a time.
  2. No horse is mine;––if I walk abroad for my own health a vaquero ever is after me that I ride back with no fatigue to myself!
  3. One vaquero sent his rope flying through the air, and the loop settled over a big, hairy fore paw.
  4. Wilkes describes him as a dashing, gay "vaquero," half-Indian in his characteristics, but very useful to the new community.
  5. Accordingly, the vaquero was directed to look after the mules while Frank and Joe went to work with pick, shovel, and pan.
  6. Prodding his belly persistently, the vaquero followed him back, step by step.