英语单词短语词组“Latino”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

Latino

noun[C]

mainlyUS

/ləˈtiː.nəʊ/us

/ləˈtiː.noʊ/

pluralLatinos

someone wholivesin the US and who comes from, or whosefamilycomes from,LatinAmerica:

Latinos are the fastest-growingminorityin the US.

Theappointmentof Gonzalesmarkedthe firsttimea Latino hadservedasattorneygeneral.

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Latina
Latinx
Hispanic
Chicano
Chicana

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Latinos have avariedandinterestinghistory.
One in three newaccountsat thebankisopenedby a Latino.
Latinos arebecomingincreasinglyconcernedaboutdiscrimination.

Latino

adjective

uk/ləˈtiː.nəʊ/us/ləˈtiː.noʊ/

from orconnectedwith thecountriesofLatinAmerica, or havingparentsorgrandparentsfrom thesecountries:

Educationalmaterialswill alsoincludeLatinocontent.

She isinvolvedin a newcommunityprogramtohelpLatinofamilieswithlanguagebarriersathome.

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Latinx
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Chicano
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There are a lot ofrichpeopleout there who are Latino .
If you are a Latinovoter, wewanttohearfrom you.
You'llfindaji amarillopastein Latinosupermarkets.

(Definition ofLatinofrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Latino

noun[C]

mainlyUS

/ˌlætˈiː.nəʊ/us

/ˌlætˈiː.noʊ/

pluralLatinos

apersonwholivesin the US and who comes from, or whosefamilycomes from,LatinAmerica

（生活在美国的）拉丁美洲人，拉丁美洲后裔

See also

Latina

Latino| American Dictionary

Latino

noun[C]

/læˈti·noʊ/

pluralLatinos

apersonwholivesin the US whosefamilyis fromLatinAmerica, or apersonwholivesinLatinAmerica:

a Latinoleader

Smallfarmingtownsthat werelargelyAnglo for more than 100yearsare now as much as 98percentLatino.

单词	Latino
释义	Latino noun[C] mainlyUS uk /ləˈtiː.nəʊ/us /ləˈtiː.noʊ/ pluralLatinos someone wholivesin the US and who comes from, or whosefamilycomes from,LatinAmerica: Latinos are the fastest-growingminorityin the US. Theappointmentof Gonzalesmarkedthe firsttimea Latino hadservedasattorneygeneral. Compare Latina Latinx Hispanic Chicano Chicana More examples Latinos have avariedandinterestinghistory. One in three newaccountsat thebankisopenedby a Latino. Latinos arebecomingincreasinglyconcernedaboutdiscrimination. Latino adjective uk/ləˈtiː.nəʊ/us/ləˈtiː.noʊ/ from orconnectedwith thecountriesofLatinAmerica, or havingparentsorgrandparentsfrom thesecountries: Educationalmaterialswill alsoincludeLatinocontent. She isinvolvedin a newcommunityprogramtohelpLatinofamilieswithlanguagebarriersathome. Compare Latina Latinx Hispanic Chicano Chicana More examples There are a lot ofrichpeopleout there who are Latino . If you are a Latinovoter, wewanttohearfrom you. You'llfindaji amarillopastein Latinosupermarkets. (Definition ofLatinofrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) Latino noun[C] mainlyUS uk /ˌlætˈiː.nəʊ/us /ˌlætˈiː.noʊ/ pluralLatinos apersonwholivesin the US and who comes from, or whosefamilycomes from,LatinAmerica （生活在美国的）拉丁美洲人，拉丁美洲后裔 See also Latina Latino\| American Dictionary Latino noun[C] us /læˈti·noʊ/ pluralLatinos apersonwholivesin the US whosefamilyis fromLatinAmerica, or apersonwholivesinLatinAmerica: a Latinoleader Smallfarmingtownsthat werelargelyAnglo for more than 100yearsare now as much as 98percentLatino. (Definition ofLatinofrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/latino##
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