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Meanings of arriero in English
Person in South America that leads mule trains.
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Usage of arriero in English
1
The arriero, receiving my nod uttered a peculiar whistle through his teeth.
2
Almost the first person we saw was none other than Felipe, the arriero.
3
As for me, I was really interested, and I turned to the arriero for information.
4
He is in the costume of an arriero.
5
The song of the arriero is joyous; for many of these are below, packing for our departure.
6
A considerable stock of Testaments were sent forward by an arriero, I myself followed the next day.
7
The arriero led the way, with Harry at his heels, and Desiree and I brought up the rear.
8
The arriero was positively trembling.
9
A policeman and an arriero.
10
The arriero shrugged his shoulders and glanced about, as much as to say, "It is in the wind."
11
An arriero carrying a bundle of Santa Rosa cigars on his own back as he drives his similarly laden animals.
12
See that stupid arriero!
13
Our host furnished us with food, clothing, mules, and an arriero, not to mention a sorrowful farewell and a hearty blessing.
14
The arriero informed her that it was difficult of access, but she turned the objection aside with contempt and commanded him to lead.
15
My companions were Mariano Gonzales, who had formerly accompanied me in Chile, and an "arriero," with his ten mules and a "madrina."
16
Harry and Desiree, with Felipe, the arriero, had halted and were gazing upward at the wall of rock which barred the exit from the passage.