guachos (Meaning)
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guachos (pl.)
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guachos Sentence Examples
- The gauchos, skilled horsemen of the South American pampas, expertly maneuvered their herds.
- The rugged gauchos braved harsh conditions to drive cattle across the vast grasslands.
- With their distinctive bombachas and berets, the gauchos embodied the culture of the Argentine Pampas.
- Traditional gauchos relied on lassoing and branding to control their roaming cattle.
- The romantic myth of the gaucho as a free-spirited adventurer persists in Latin American folklore.
- The gauchos' asado technique of grilling meat over open flames has become a beloved culinary tradition.
- Gaucho costumes are often adorned with intricate silverwork and embroidery.
- The gauchos played a pivotal role in the defense of Argentina's frontiers.
- Modern gauchos continue to practice their ancestral skills, preserving a unique way of life.
- The iconic image of the gaucho astride his horse symbolizes the spirit of the South American countryside.
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The gauchos, skilled horsemen of the South American pampas, expertly maneuvered their herds.
The rugged gauchos braved harsh conditions to drive cattle across the vast grasslands.
With their distinctive bombachas and berets, the gauchos embodied the culture of the Argentine Pampas.
Traditional gauchos relied on lassoing and branding to control their roaming cattle.
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