latino
21Latino — UK [læˈtiːnəʊ] / US [ləˈtɪnoʊ] noun [countable] Word forms Latino : singular Latino plural Latinos mainly American 1) someone from Mexico, Central America, or South America who speaks Spanish or Portuguese 2) a citizen of the US whose family was… …
22Latino — /leuh tee noh, la /, n., pl. Latinos. a person of Latin American or Spanish speaking descent. Also, latino. [1945 50, Amer.; < Amer Sp, special use of Sp latino LATIN, perh. by ellipsis from latinoamericano LATIN AMERICAN] * * * …
23latino — (adj) (Básico) relativo a la antigua República Romana y el Imperio Romano, a sus habitantes o su lengua Ejemplos: El alfabeto latino es el sistema de escritura más usado en el mundo hoy en día. El arte renacentista se inspiraba en la cultura… …
24Latino — La|ti|no [læˈti:nəu US nou] n plural Latinos [Date: 1900 2000; : American Spanis] AmE a man in the US whose family comes from Latin America. The plural Latinos can mean a group of men and women, or just men →↑Hispanic >Latino adj ▪ Latino… …
25Latino — La|ti|no [la...] der; s, s <aus amerik. span. latino »Lateinamerikaner« zu span. latino »lateinisch«, dies aus lat. latinus> svw. ↑Hispanoamerikaner …
26Latino — noun (C) AmE someone living in the US whose family came from a Central or South American country Latino adjective: Latino culture …
27Latino — noun (plural nos) Etymology: American Spanish, probably short for latinoamericano Latin American Date: 1946 1. a native or inhabitant of Latin America 2. a person of Latin American origin living in the United States • Latino adjective …
28Latino — adj. Latino is used with these nouns: ↑neighbourhood, ↑population …
29latino — {{hw}}{{latino}}{{/hw}}A agg. 1 Del Lazio antico: popolo latino | Dell antica Roma: lingua latina | Civiltà latine, fondate e diffuse dagli antichi Romani | (est.) Dei popoli e delle civiltà neolatine: spagnoli, francesi e italiani sono tutti… …
30latino — see Latino …
