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Definition of dinero in English: dineronoun dɪˈnɛːrəʊdəˈnɛrˌoʊ mass nounNorth American informal Money. their pockets full of dinero Example sentencesExamples - I continued instead, hurriedly, ‘The point is, I should start looking for a job to get the dinero I so desperately need right now.’
- Should this movie gobble up your post dinner dinero?
- Overall, I'd strongly recommend a weekend rental to see what you think before dropping your hard-earned dinero.
- It hopes to capture the Latino market and grab mucho dinero without changing the network's news programming.
- The authorities are down on your bang-up idea for the banged-up because it would cost them dinero.
- So he wrecks his highball havoc all over D.C. because an arms deal dealt him out of the dinero.
- Sure, people could spend mucho dinero on these silly silk things, but he was quite fond of his gray sweats.
- So what if the movies were little more than bookends for the disturbingly graphic short subjects, it was those inserts from whence the satisfaction, salaciousness, and serious dinero flowed.
- It's simply not worth risking your hard-earned dinero on some sketchy website offer.
- I made much dinero - a whole bunch more than I made before I moved.
- Shame on the Canadian money men for not throwing in a few Canadian dinero for at least a commentary track.
- I've never tried it, but it makes sense to me, especially if it means saving mucho dinero on gifts.
- The book is pricey (I told you I spent severe dinero today) but, in my mind, well worth it.
- There has been plenty to celebrate from the dawn of the new century too, of course - a period during which the property magnate has spent dinero like there was no mañana.
- A young cowboy out hunting antelope on the high Trans-Pecos desert, he stumbles upon the aftermath of the drug war and makes the mistake of absconding with $2 million worth of unclaimed and misbegotten dinero.
- I ain't gonna be able to take the dinero with me, so I gotta take care of myself while I can.
- Now apparently you have to pay a small amount of dinero to get onto the grounds.
- Being 22, I assume you no longer wear diapers, but I trust you could guard your own pile of dinero all by yourself.
- All that dinero went to her own charity, which subsidizes school art programs.
- Did you ever get a lead on who's offering the dinero?
Synonyms cash, hard cash, ready money
Rhymes bolero, caballero, Faeroe, pharaoh, ranchero, sombrero, torero Definition of dinero in US English: dineronoundəˈnɛrˌoʊdəˈnerˌō North American informal Money. their pockets full of dinero Example sentencesExamples - The authorities are down on your bang-up idea for the banged-up because it would cost them dinero.
- Should this movie gobble up your post dinner dinero?
- I continued instead, hurriedly, ‘The point is, I should start looking for a job to get the dinero I so desperately need right now.’
- So he wrecks his highball havoc all over D.C. because an arms deal dealt him out of the dinero.
- So what if the movies were little more than bookends for the disturbingly graphic short subjects, it was those inserts from whence the satisfaction, salaciousness, and serious dinero flowed.
- I've never tried it, but it makes sense to me, especially if it means saving mucho dinero on gifts.
- All that dinero went to her own charity, which subsidizes school art programs.
- I made much dinero - a whole bunch more than I made before I moved.
- Overall, I'd strongly recommend a weekend rental to see what you think before dropping your hard-earned dinero.
- Shame on the Canadian money men for not throwing in a few Canadian dinero for at least a commentary track.
- Being 22, I assume you no longer wear diapers, but I trust you could guard your own pile of dinero all by yourself.
- It's simply not worth risking your hard-earned dinero on some sketchy website offer.
- It hopes to capture the Latino market and grab mucho dinero without changing the network's news programming.
- The book is pricey (I told you I spent severe dinero today) but, in my mind, well worth it.
- Now apparently you have to pay a small amount of dinero to get onto the grounds.
- Sure, people could spend mucho dinero on these silly silk things, but he was quite fond of his gray sweats.
- I ain't gonna be able to take the dinero with me, so I gotta take care of myself while I can.
- There has been plenty to celebrate from the dawn of the new century too, of course - a period during which the property magnate has spent dinero like there was no mañana.
- A young cowboy out hunting antelope on the high Trans-Pecos desert, he stumbles upon the aftermath of the drug war and makes the mistake of absconding with $2 million worth of unclaimed and misbegotten dinero.
- Did you ever get a lead on who's offering the dinero?
Synonyms cash, hard cash, ready money
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