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Meanings of burro in English
Spanish
equus africanus asinus 
Perissodactyl mammal smaller than the horse and having long ears.
Usage of burro in English
1
The sailors, the Indian, and the stolen burro were never seen again.
2
The stranger thanked him, and then slipped the pack from his burro.
3
But her burro balked at the point where Noddy began the descent.
4
The burro that Kut-le recently had acquired was sniffing at the meat.
5
Walking off the porch, he stood before the weary horse and burro.
6
He was referring to the gun and to the burro packing, both.
7
He and the burro worked together like a piece of automatic machinery.
8
What the burro does not pack, the man carries on his back.
9
Piute appeared on the zigzag cliff-trail, driving a burro at dangerous speed.
10
He was back shortly with the little burro and Charley's broad hat.
11
There was a silence for a moment, then a burro screamed, and
12
A thin cow, a scrawny nag, and a burro drank noisily together.
13
Then-then-then-that's what Juan and his burro have been eating all the time.
14
Yuh might mebby see me next, hazin' a burro over a ridge.
15
If there's one thing a burro is afraid of, it's a bear.
16
I begin to savvy the burro: that's the proper phrase, isn't it?
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Burro across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common