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Meanings of gaúcho in English
Usage of gaúcho in English
1
Their gaucho told them that he wouldn't be available until January 2nd.
2
A herd of galloping horses passed by, guided by a drunken gaucho.
3
Sometimes Ramon gave us an exhibition of his skill as a gaucho.
4
Men in woolen aprons, gaucho hats, and wildly embroidered trousers and shirts.
5
As they might truly anticipate, the gaucho's conjecture proves to be correct.
6
Rosas was born in 1793, and began life as a gaucho.
7
She shot a gaucho through the neck half a mile away.
8
Soon, however, to re-appear; but now carried under the gaucho's arm.
9
For Francesca's recognition of Valdez has confirmed all the gaucho's conjectures.
10
A gaucho is unseated by an untamed horse as others try to help him.
11
Notwithstanding all this, Gaspar the gaucho is not to be baulked in his design.
12
In an instant a gaucho was seated on his head.
13
But louder than all is that raucous reverberation sent up by the slumbering gaucho.
14
But again the gaucho, no: greatly given to sentiment, objects.
15
For, as known, the gaucho had slipped off without making noise, or saying word.
16
Men in gaucho hats, women in traditional Mayan weaves, toddlers clinging to their skirts.