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Meanings of creole people in English
Synonyms
Examples for "criollo"
Examples for "criollo"
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Do you know what criollo beans are used for?
2
But those altitudes are suitable for higher-quality criollo cocoa, which is sought after by craft chocolate makers.
3
The cacao of the criollo variety has pods the walls of which are thin and warty, with ten distinct furrows.
4
Sergio Criollo, a bilingual teacher who attended the rally, said he was encouraged by Warren's appearance.
5
The Criollo does not break his fast until nearly mid-day, so they have no early meal to prepare.
1
She spat something in Krio, using words that I'd certainly never heard before.
2
Krio serves as the commercial language in the capital.
3
Krios was the dark, silent type.
4
The younger people don't speak proper Krio, said Joe Kay, curator of the national museum, home to a trove of dusty treasures.
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They are a physical sign of the Krio culture, said Tom Walsh, director of the British Council, which funded an exhibition on the colonial dwellings.
1
The tall man said something to him in Creole, a question evidently.
2
The Creole is glad to cast his lot in the new community.
3
Hadn't the Creole sergeant back on that hill said something about justice?
4
When the zoologist became silent, the young Creole took up the conversation.
5
The food, like the island's culture, is steeped in its Creole roots.
1
The dancing is led by three drums and the song lyrics are a mix of the Kreyol and Dahomey languages.
2
Its name means "strong woman" in Haitian Kreyol, and its mission is to motivate women to be bold and to wear bold prints.