gringo|gringos in English

noun

[grin·go || 'grɪŋgəʊ]

foreigner, stranger, alien (disparaging term for white Americans used mainly by Hispanic-Americans and Latinos)

Use "gringo|gringos" in a sentence

1. Gringo shit.

2. You want to negotiate, gringo?

3. I don't want no gringo prices.

4. 'Cause I'm a damn gringo.

5. Hey, fucking gringo. Drop the gun!

6. Clive, Daniel, Gringo at Lime Time Hostel.

7. I'll tell my moms gringos have kidnapped my cousin.

8. 'Be careful, gringo, ' he said menacingly, before sliding away.

9. How could you sell the mortgage on my farm to the gringos?

10. See, someone has to help the gringos with their trade deficit.

11. Against all odds they tie the knot. Their friends call it Gringo Wedding .

12. His later films included MacArthur (19, The Old Gringo (19, and Cape Fear (19.

13. Gringo, located in Sao Paulo, Brazil, is an interactive agency specialised in high-impact digital branding.

14. "You'd better put a lid or a net on that or they'll get out, " a passing gringo says.

15. But they go on and on about how the gringos and their online gaming money attracts undesirables, breeds prostitution, even drugs.

16. Americans remember the Alamo as a heroic episode, though the war for Texas was a land grab by gringo interlopers.

17. It is the gringo "near abroad", a destination for elderly Americans looking for a warm place to retire, though violence will stem the flow.

18. Comrade Li's excellent presentation on the ambitious future development plans of the Bao An Foreign Trade Base were soon drowned out by the crescendo of great growling gringo stomachs.

19. Romeo Santos, Luis Miguel Del Amargue, Carlos Y Alejandra , Optimo Ft Farruko, Grupo Rush, Prince Royce, Frank Reyes, Grupo Vena, Carlos & Alejandra, El Chaval, Elvis Martinez, Prince Royce, El Gringo De La Bachata, JC, Voz A Voz, Jay Sebastian, Drake

20. ‘Hostels, restaurants, internet cafes and travel agencies abound in its Bystreets, competing for gringos attention.’ ‘Streets criss-cross each other segmenting the city into grids, which are overlaid by numerous Bystreets housing countless historic and cultural sites.’ ‘Initially, the noodle was sold in Bystreets …

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22. The heat Culminated on that day.; The revival Culminated and declined.; The struggle Culminated in a siege of Jerusalem.; He tried to recall the successive steps that had Culminated so disastrously.; Kate's amusement Culminated in a peal of laughter.; The friendship gradually ripened and finally Culminated in marriage.; Here still flourished the hatred for the gringo which Culminated in that war.