Definition of ranchero in English:

ranchero

nounPlural rancheros rɑːnˈtʃɛːrəʊranˈCHerō

North American

A person who farms or works on a ranch, especially in the south-western US and Mexico.
Example sentencesExamples
- When tired rancheros were welcomed back from the range with a big bowl of chili, the evening's entertainment was more likely a hoedown than a movie with the kids.
- But things went sour when the ranchero took up with another woman.
- Mobility and isolation, with the development of a strong patriarchal ideology and the importance of family autonomy and independence, have very much shaped gender relations among rancheros.
- But the parade and programs pay little homage to the actual history - the events give us a weeklong chance to dress in the outfits of Nashville cowboys and Mexican rancheros.
- Finally, despite the importance of cooperation between genders that rancheros practice, the higher status of the men can not be over-emphasized.
- At the same time, the rancheros entered with a leading role in the land lease market as the major source of demand.
- Family and kin are very precious to all rancheros.

Origin

Spanish, from rancho (see ranch).

Rhymes

bolero, caballero, dinero, Faeroe, pharaoh, sombrero, torero

Definition of ranchero in US English:

ranchero

nounranˈCHerō

North American

A person who farms or works on a ranch, especially in the southwestern US and Mexico.
Example sentencesExamples
- Finally, despite the importance of cooperation between genders that rancheros practice, the higher status of the men can not be over-emphasized.
- At the same time, the rancheros entered with a leading role in the land lease market as the major source of demand.
- Family and kin are very precious to all rancheros.
- Mobility and isolation, with the development of a strong patriarchal ideology and the importance of family autonomy and independence, have very much shaped gender relations among rancheros.
- When tired rancheros were welcomed back from the range with a big bowl of chili, the evening's entertainment was more likely a hoedown than a movie with the kids.
- But things went sour when the ranchero took up with another woman.
- But the parade and programs pay little homage to the actual history - the events give us a weeklong chance to dress in the outfits of Nashville cowboys and Mexican rancheros.

Origin

Spanish, from rancho (see ranch).

单词	ranchero
释义	Definition of ranchero in English: ranchero nounPlural rancheros rɑːnˈtʃɛːrəʊranˈCHerō North American A person who farms or works on a ranch, especially in the south-western US and Mexico. Example sentencesExamples When tired rancheros were welcomed back from the range with a big bowl of chili, the evening's entertainment was more likely a hoedown than a movie with the kids. But things went sour when the ranchero took up with another woman. Mobility and isolation, with the development of a strong patriarchal ideology and the importance of family autonomy and independence, have very much shaped gender relations among rancheros. But the parade and programs pay little homage to the actual history - the events give us a weeklong chance to dress in the outfits of Nashville cowboys and Mexican rancheros. Finally, despite the importance of cooperation between genders that rancheros practice, the higher status of the men can not be over-emphasized. At the same time, the rancheros entered with a leading role in the land lease market as the major source of demand. Family and kin are very precious to all rancheros. Origin Spanish, from rancho (see ranch). Rhymes bolero, caballero, dinero, Faeroe, pharaoh, sombrero, torero Definition of ranchero in US English: ranchero nounranˈCHerō North American A person who farms or works on a ranch, especially in the southwestern US and Mexico. Example sentencesExamples Finally, despite the importance of cooperation between genders that rancheros practice, the higher status of the men can not be over-emphasized. At the same time, the rancheros entered with a leading role in the land lease market as the major source of demand. Family and kin are very precious to all rancheros. Mobility and isolation, with the development of a strong patriarchal ideology and the importance of family autonomy and independence, have very much shaped gender relations among rancheros. When tired rancheros were welcomed back from the range with a big bowl of chili, the evening's entertainment was more likely a hoedown than a movie with the kids. But things went sour when the ranchero took up with another woman. But the parade and programs pay little homage to the actual history - the events give us a weeklong chance to dress in the outfits of Nashville cowboys and Mexican rancheros. Origin Spanish, from rancho (see ranch).
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