Definition of rancheria in English:

rancheria

noun ˌrɑːn(t)ʃəˈriːəˌran(t)SHəˈrēə

(in Spanish America and the western US) a small Indian settlement.
Example sentencesExamples
- Architectural accents from a variety of periods enhance the notion of a sprawling rancheria evolving and expanding through the decade.
- Once it was primarily home to mission rancherias and then to small truck farms.
- They are the direct result of Jesuit consolidation of the dispersed population from over eighty rancherias into eight mission towns by the 17th century.
Synonyms
community, colony, outpost, encampment

Origin

Spanish, from rancho (see ranch).

Definition of rancheria in US English:

rancheria

nounˌran(t)SHəˈrēə

(in Spanish America and the western US) a small Indian settlement.
Example sentencesExamples
- Architectural accents from a variety of periods enhance the notion of a sprawling rancheria evolving and expanding through the decade.
- They are the direct result of Jesuit consolidation of the dispersed population from over eighty rancherias into eight mission towns by the 17th century.
- Once it was primarily home to mission rancherias and then to small truck farms.
Synonyms
community, colony, outpost, encampment

Origin

Spanish, from rancho (see ranch).

单词	rancheria
释义	Definition of rancheria in English: rancheria noun ˌrɑːn(t)ʃəˈriːəˌran(t)SHəˈrēə (in Spanish America and the western US) a small Indian settlement. Example sentencesExamples Architectural accents from a variety of periods enhance the notion of a sprawling rancheria evolving and expanding through the decade. Once it was primarily home to mission rancherias and then to small truck farms. They are the direct result of Jesuit consolidation of the dispersed population from over eighty rancherias into eight mission towns by the 17th century. Synonyms community, colony, outpost, encampment Origin Spanish, from rancho (see ranch). Definition of rancheria in US English: rancheria nounˌran(t)SHəˈrēə (in Spanish America and the western US) a small Indian settlement. Example sentencesExamples Architectural accents from a variety of periods enhance the notion of a sprawling rancheria evolving and expanding through the decade. They are the direct result of Jesuit consolidation of the dispersed population from over eighty rancherias into eight mission towns by the 17th century. Once it was primarily home to mission rancherias and then to small truck farms. Synonyms community, colony, outpost, encampment Origin Spanish, from rancho (see ranch).
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