Definition of Madrileño in English:

Madrileño

nounPlural Madrileños ˌmadrɪˈlɛnjəʊˌmädriˈlenyō

A native or inhabitant of Madrid.
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘Thousands of Madrileños acclaim the couple under heavy rains that failed to take the shine off the wedding,’ the Barcelona-based La Vanguardia reported.
- Zarzuela is the Spanish equivalent of Viennese operetta, but whereas the Austrians liked to hear about the aristocracy, the Madrileños enjoyed plots about everyday people.
- The town positively buzzes with life right up until dawn, and Madrileños seem to get along quite happily with little or no sleep.

Origin

Spanish.

Definition of Madrileño in US English:

Madrileño

nounˌmädriˈlenyō

A native or inhabitant of Madrid.
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘Thousands of Madrileños acclaim the couple under heavy rains that failed to take the shine off the wedding,’ the Barcelona-based La Vanguardia reported.
- The town positively buzzes with life right up until dawn, and Madrileños seem to get along quite happily with little or no sleep.
- Zarzuela is the Spanish equivalent of Viennese operetta, but whereas the Austrians liked to hear about the aristocracy, the Madrileños enjoyed plots about everyday people.

Origin

Spanish.

单词	Madrileño
释义	Definition of Madrileño in English: Madrileño nounPlural Madrileños ˌmadrɪˈlɛnjəʊˌmädriˈlenyō A native or inhabitant of Madrid. Example sentencesExamples ‘Thousands of Madrileños acclaim the couple under heavy rains that failed to take the shine off the wedding,’ the Barcelona-based La Vanguardia reported. Zarzuela is the Spanish equivalent of Viennese operetta, but whereas the Austrians liked to hear about the aristocracy, the Madrileños enjoyed plots about everyday people. The town positively buzzes with life right up until dawn, and Madrileños seem to get along quite happily with little or no sleep. Origin Spanish. Definition of Madrileño in US English: Madrileño nounˌmädriˈlenyō A native or inhabitant of Madrid. Example sentencesExamples ‘Thousands of Madrileños acclaim the couple under heavy rains that failed to take the shine off the wedding,’ the Barcelona-based La Vanguardia reported. The town positively buzzes with life right up until dawn, and Madrileños seem to get along quite happily with little or no sleep. Zarzuela is the Spanish equivalent of Viennese operetta, but whereas the Austrians liked to hear about the aristocracy, the Madrileños enjoyed plots about everyday people. Origin Spanish.
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