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Meanings of torero in English
Name of the bullfighters or bull-lancers that kill bulls.
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Usage of torero in English
1
The torero's mistress is in the room, along with a famous aficionado.
2
After a short consultation among themselves, the torero's request was acceded to.
3
The bull caught the famously risk-taking torero in his upper thigh.
4
She begins to unwrap the bandage about the torero's foot.
5
A matador or torero would never accept a bull that runs like a fool.
6
The Queen says: I want this wound Everyone picks up a handful of the torero.
7
She is wearing a traditional suit of lights and holding the torero's sword in one hand.
8
The torero has been gored in the foot.
9
A torero told me, We have to prepare ourselves physically and mentally from very young, every day.
10
It suggests that the torero is a clown and a cucaracha for being gored in the foot.
11
The next day I went to a competition for aspiring novilleros, meaning hopefuls to become a future torero.
12
When the tournament was ended, and we were hauled back to the river-side, the torero was not with us.
13
I am Sevilla, the torero.
14
They caused the torero to repeat it again and again, until the spotted mustang had become all of one colour.
15
He is a torero.
16
That is the only way a matador or torero can shine." "I respect the people who are against bullfights.
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Torero through the time