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Significados de créole en inglés

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креол
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criollo
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criolla
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criolla

Ethnic groups which originated from mixing between European and non-European peoples.

Términos relacionados
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Uso de créole en inglés
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The tall man said something to him in Creole, a question evidently.
All souls' rising
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The Creole is glad to cast his lot in the new community.
The Little Lady of Lagunitas: A Franco-Californian Romance
3
Hadn't the Creole sergeant back on that hill said something about justice?
Gods go begging
4
When the zoologist became silent, the young Creole took up the conversation.
The Hunters' Feast: Conversations Around the Camp Fire
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The food, like the island's culture, is steeped in its Creole roots.
Ebony
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Madame Dupleix, a Creole, brought up in India, understood all its dialects.
A Popular History of France from the Earliest Times, Volume 6
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Oliver stayed in Chicago for 10 years, leading the Creole Jazz Band.
The new yorker
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Many of the Creole volunteers began to despair, and talked of returning.
The Winning of the West, Volume 2 / From the Alleghanies to the ...
9
The Creole sat, unmoved, dreamily watching the spirals of his cigarette smoke.
Roads of Destiny
10
And what became of the poor orphan of the Creole of Martinique?
Empress Josephine: An Historical Sketch of the Days of Napoleon
11
His voice was low and soft, and had a faint Creole accent.
The iron king
12
Gives recipe for Baked Rice and Creole Shrimp Jambalaya, including alternate ingredients.
The new yorker
13
Howard Miller is the Big Chief of the Creole Wild West Tribe.
BBC
14
Her skin was mocha, and her roundish thirtyish face displayed Creole features.
French pressed
15
Is she Cuban, Creole, French, Andalusian, Italian, or a wandering gypsy star?
The Little Lady of Lagunitas: A Franco-Californian Romance
16
White don't mean any more than black does, added the Creole sergeant.
Gods go begging
Colocaciones frecuentes
Translations for créole
Créole a través del tiempo