Definition of revolera in English:

revolera

noun rɛvɒˈlɛːrə

A larga or pass which ends with the torero whirling the cape above his or her head.

Origin

1950s. From Spanish revolera from revolar to fly around, fly about (1527; later also ‘to fly in circles’; compare also the frequentative formation revolear in the same senses; from classical Latin revolāre to fly back: see revolant) + -era, feminine of -ero.

Definition of revolera in US English:

revolera

nounrɛvɒˈlɛːrə

A larga or pass which ends with the torero whirling the cape above his or her head.

Origin

1950s. From Spanish revolera from revolar to fly around, fly about (1527; later also ‘to fly in circles’; compare also the frequentative formation revolear in the same senses; from classical Latin revolāre to fly back: see revolant) + -era, feminine of -ero.

单词	revolera
释义	Definition of revolera in English: revolera noun rɛvɒˈlɛːrə A larga or pass which ends with the torero whirling the cape above his or her head. Origin 1950s. From Spanish revolera from revolar to fly around, fly about (1527; later also ‘to fly in circles’; compare also the frequentative formation revolear in the same senses; from classical Latin revolāre to fly back: see revolant) + -era, feminine of -ero. Definition of revolera in US English: revolera nounrɛvɒˈlɛːrə A larga or pass which ends with the torero whirling the cape above his or her head. Origin 1950s. From Spanish revolera from revolar to fly around, fly about (1527; later also ‘to fly in circles’; compare also the frequentative formation revolear in the same senses; from classical Latin revolāre to fly back: see revolant) + -era, feminine of -ero.
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