English to afrikaans meaning of

Volgens die Oxford English Dictionary het die woord "pueblo" 'n paar verskillende betekenisse:(selfstandige naamwoord) 'n Noord-Amerikaanse Indiese nedersetting van die suidweste van die VSA, veral een wat bestaan uit van adobe-huise met meer verdiepings wat deur die Pueblo-mense gebou is.(selfstandige naamwoord) 'n Dorp of dorpie in Spaanssprekende streke. (selfstandige naamwoord) 'n Tipe gemeenskaplike woning wat deur inheemse Amerikaanse stamme in die suidweste van die Verenigde State gebruik is.(selfstandige naamwoord) 'n Groep inheemse Amerikaanse mense wat in woon so 'n nedersetting of woning.(selfstandige naamwoord) 'n Styl van pottebakkery of argitektuur wat met Pueblo-mense of nedersettings geassosieer word.Oor die algemeen word "pueblo" die meeste gebruik om te verwys na die inheemse Amerikaanse nedersettings in die suidweste van die Verenigde State wat gekenmerk word deur hul kenmerkende adobe-geboue en gemeenskaplike lewende strukture.

Sentence Examples

  1. Anger got the better of Gonzales then, for he knew the corporal was jealous of him and that the tale of this fight would be told to all the pueblo tomorrow, and so travel up and down the length of El Camino Real.
  2. There was a tumult, of course, in which the men of the pueblo joined.
  3. All of them were bright with fresh spring-green leaves, sheltering a low, sprawling house built in what I thought was the typical Southwest pueblo style, with rounded edges and thick beams protruding from the sides of the structure.
  4. Now and then Don Diego passed a lumbering carreta, and saluted whoever happened to be in it Once a young man he knew passed him at a gallop, going toward the pueblo, and Don Diego stopped his own horse to brush the dust from his garments after the man had gone his way.
  5. There was an alarm in the pueblo, and it was noised abroad that this Senor Zorro, the highwayman, had paid a visit to the hacienda.
  6. Captain Ramon was not up to see the start, having a small fever because of his wound, but the people of the pueblo crowded around Sergeant Gonzales and his men, asking a multitude of questions, and the sergeant found himself the center of interest.
  7. And he had ordered the man to take the swiftest horse and ride like the wind the four miles to the pueblo, and there to spread the alarm that Senor Zorro was at the Pulido hacienda.
  8. At midmorning, Don Diego Vega came from his house in the pueblo, drawing on his sheepskin riding-mittens, and stood for a moment before it, glancing across the plaza at the little tavern.
  9. And here in the little pueblo of Reina de Los Angeles, where, in years to come, a great city would grow, the tavern on one side of the plaza housed for the time being men who would sprawl before the fire until the dawn rather than face the beating rain.
  10. In stumbled two men of the pueblo, eager for wine and an explanation of the fastened door.