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Definition of posada in English: posadanoun pəˈsɑːdəpəˈsädə 1(in Spanish-speaking countries or regions) a hotel or inn. Example sentencesExamples - Now, Nicaragua has smart jungle lodges, friendly posadas and ecofriendly local operators.
- The place where I'm staying, is newish, and a cut above the rest - a row of shanty-chic posadas in a tropical garden right opposite those incendiary falls.
- They stop at a posada, and Jake and Bill have a drink.
- We hiked every day high up in the mountains, slept in posadas for US $10 a night, breakfast included.
- There is no lack of accommodation at posadas, with bedroom and shower.
- The posada was lively and filled with the living.
- 1.1 (in Mexico) a ritual re-enactment of Mary and Joseph's search for a lodging in Bethlehem, performed just before Christmas.
the famous Oaxacan pre-Christmas posadas and processions Example sentencesExamples - Preceding Christmas are the colorful posadas, nightly celebrations that begin December 16 and commemorate Mary and Joseph's search for an inn in Bethlehem before Jesus was born.
- The posadas are held on nine consecutive nights, ending on Christmas Eve.
- Christmas is celebrated with nightly posadas from December 16 to Christmas Eve, December 24.
- A Christmastime tradition is the posada, a celebration held each night beginning on December 16.
Origin Spanish, from posar 'to lodge'. Definition of posada in US English: posadanounpəˈsädə 1(in Spanish-speaking regions) a hotel or inn. Example sentencesExamples - They stop at a posada, and Jake and Bill have a drink.
- We hiked every day high up in the mountains, slept in posadas for US $10 a night, breakfast included.
- There is no lack of accommodation at posadas, with bedroom and shower.
- The place where I'm staying, is newish, and a cut above the rest - a row of shanty-chic posadas in a tropical garden right opposite those incendiary falls.
- The posada was lively and filled with the living.
- Now, Nicaragua has smart jungle lodges, friendly posadas and ecofriendly local operators.
- 1.1 (in Mexico) a ritual re-enactment of Mary and Joseph's search for a lodging in Bethlehem, performed just before Christmas.
the famous Oaxacan pre-Christmas posadas and processions Example sentencesExamples - The posadas are held on nine consecutive nights, ending on Christmas Eve.
- Christmas is celebrated with nightly posadas from December 16 to Christmas Eve, December 24.
- Preceding Christmas are the colorful posadas, nightly celebrations that begin December 16 and commemorate Mary and Joseph's search for an inn in Bethlehem before Jesus was born.
- A Christmastime tradition is the posada, a celebration held each night beginning on December 16.
Origin Spanish, from posar ‘to lodge’. |