英语词汇“ladino”造句的方法、技巧、例句及翻译-英语例句辞典

Wednesday, March 2 Our group of workers, made up of the Q’eqchi’ Maya and ladinos from nearby villages, are teachers, guides and protectors for lost, clueless foreign archaeologists in the jungle. Scientist at Work: Behind the Scenes at Ceibal 2011-03-08T16:42:27Z

He had ridden after cattle wild as deer and had wrestled with ladino steers till long after the stars were up. The Big-Town Round-Up

The place is small and dwindling; there are relatively many ladinos, and few indians. In Indian Mexico (1908)

"It's the ladino beef that started the stampede on the Brazos—made us more trouble than any ten critters of the bunch." A Man Four-Square

I've sat up many a night barbecuing the ribs of a ladino. A Texas Matchmaker

This pass or license described the negroes as ladinos, a term used to designate Africans who have been long settled in Cuba. A Visit to the United States in 1841

The cattle were intentionally bedded loose; but even in the starlight and waning moon, every man easily spotted the ladino beef, uneasily stalking back and forth like a caged tiger across the bed ground. A Texas Matchmaker

The presidente was absent, but his wife, an active, bustling intelligent ladino, expected us, and did everything possible for our comfort. In Indian Mexico (1908)

The ladino was separated from the bunch of Circle Diamond cattle. A Man Four-Square

Allowing the beeves to scatter, the old ranchero met and rode zigzagging through them until he came face to face with the pinto ladino. A Texas Matchmaker

We saddled the best horses in our remuda for the occasion, and sallied forth to the lair of the ladino bull, like a procession of professional bull-fighters. A Texas Matchmaker

With an extra saddle horse for each, we rode away merrily to declare war on the ladino stallion. A Texas Matchmaker

The industry is conducted by ladinos, as well as indians, but the salt is poor. In Indian Mexico (1908)

As the band struck the eastward or windward line of horsemen, the mares, except for the control of the stallion, would have yielded, but now, under his leadership, they recoiled like a band of ladinos. A Texas Matchmaker

There are a lot of big ladino beeves in those brushy hills to the south and west. A Texas Matchmaker

Pasquale had watched the band for an hour, and described the ladino stallion as a cinnamon-colored coyote, splendidly proportioned and unusually large for a mustang. A Texas Matchmaker

In coming in to dinner that day, Uncle Lance told of the chase after a young ladino bull with which we were all familiar. A Texas Matchmaker

San Bartolome is an almost purely indian town, where for the first time our attention was called to the two sets of town officials—indian and ladino. In Indian Mexico (1908)

单词	ladino
例句	ladino Wednesday, March 2 Our group of workers, made up of the Q’eqchi’ Maya and ladinos from nearby villages, are teachers, guides and protectors for lost, clueless foreign archaeologists in the jungle. Scientist at Work: Behind the Scenes at Ceibal 2011-03-08T16:42:27Z He had ridden after cattle wild as deer and had wrestled with ladino steers till long after the stars were up. The Big-Town Round-Up The place is small and dwindling; there are relatively many ladinos, and few indians. In Indian Mexico (1908) "It's the ladino beef that started the stampede on the Brazos—made us more trouble than any ten critters of the bunch." A Man Four-Square I've sat up many a night barbecuing the ribs of a ladino. A Texas Matchmaker This pass or license described the negroes as ladinos, a term used to designate Africans who have been long settled in Cuba. A Visit to the United States in 1841 The cattle were intentionally bedded loose; but even in the starlight and waning moon, every man easily spotted the ladino beef, uneasily stalking back and forth like a caged tiger across the bed ground. A Texas Matchmaker The presidente was absent, but his wife, an active, bustling intelligent ladino, expected us, and did everything possible for our comfort. In Indian Mexico (1908) The ladino was separated from the bunch of Circle Diamond cattle. A Man Four-Square Allowing the beeves to scatter, the old ranchero met and rode zigzagging through them until he came face to face with the pinto ladino. A Texas Matchmaker We saddled the best horses in our remuda for the occasion, and sallied forth to the lair of the ladino bull, like a procession of professional bull-fighters. A Texas Matchmaker With an extra saddle horse for each, we rode away merrily to declare war on the ladino stallion. A Texas Matchmaker The industry is conducted by ladinos, as well as indians, but the salt is poor. In Indian Mexico (1908) As the band struck the eastward or windward line of horsemen, the mares, except for the control of the stallion, would have yielded, but now, under his leadership, they recoiled like a band of ladinos. A Texas Matchmaker There are a lot of big ladino beeves in those brushy hills to the south and west. A Texas Matchmaker Pasquale had watched the band for an hour, and described the ladino stallion as a cinnamon-colored coyote, splendidly proportioned and unusually large for a mustang. A Texas Matchmaker In coming in to dinner that day, Uncle Lance told of the chase after a young ladino bull with which we were all familiar. A Texas Matchmaker San Bartolome is an almost purely indian town, where for the first time our attention was called to the two sets of town officials—indian and ladino. In Indian Mexico (1908)
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