| 释义 |
me·ca·te
\məˈkäd.ē\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Mexican Spanish, from Nahuatl mecatl cord, rope
1. West : a rope usually of horsehair that is used for leading or tying or as hackamore reins
2. : an old unit of land area formerly used in the Yucatan region equal to about 400 square meters or 1/10 acre |