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‖ larga|ˈlɑːgə|
[Sp.]
In bull-fighting, a pass using the cape (see quots.).
1932E. Hemingway Death in Afternoon xv. 170 Quites were made..by the use of largas. In these the cape was fully extended and one end offered to the bull who was drawn away following the extended cape and then turned on himself to fix him in place by a movement made by the matador who would swing the cape over his shoulder and walk away. 1957A. MacNab Bulls of Iberia v. 52 It is now the job of the peones to ‘run’ it, correr al toro. That means, to wave capes at it, get it to charge the capes, and give it long-distance passes. These are called largas, the big cape being held by one tip and sent flying out at full length. 1967McCormick & Mascareñas Compl. Aficionado ii. 61 He works the toro with largas. Ibid., In the larga, the cape is trailed in the sand with one hand as the torero runs (bregar) the toro. |