spaniard|spaniards in English

noun

[Span·iard || 'spænjəd]

resident of Spain (country in southwestern Europe)

Use "spaniard|spaniards" in a sentence

1. The Spaniards hardly delayed.

2. He is a Spaniard pure and simple.

3. Is she a Spaniard or an Italian?

4. A neutral might argue a case for the Spaniard.

5. He is a pure and simple Spaniard.

6. This is Spaniard colonial in America final expansionism action.

7. The Spaniard tried to explain his remarks after today's qualifying.

8. The Spaniard and the Indian are diametrically opposed.

9. It seems a Spaniard had to win at all costs."

10. She married a Spaniard and finished up in Barcelona.

11. Castilian definition is - a native or inhabitant of Castile; broadly : spaniard.

12. The 78 - years - old Spaniard was appointed IOC president in 19

13. In 1532 the Spaniards finally overwhelmed the armies of Peru.

14. 20 The Spaniard gallantly fought off 11 set points before Seles won 8-

15. Where will be then this fabulous feeling of being Spaniard?

16. Lucius Verus : Are you the digit they call the Spaniard?

17. They name the following as the Colonizers: The Spaniards

18. Most Spaniards do not participate regularly in religious worship.

19. Spaniards are worried about German investors deserting Spain for Eastern Europe.

20. The Apaches’ first clashes were with the Spaniards, then with the U.S

21. The Spaniards eventually renamed it Barrancas-Bermejas (Reddish Cliffs) after the

22. She's either a Spaniard or an Italian. I am not sure.

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24. They're ever so much better than the Spaniards we had last year.

25. Lockhart, and was killed at the battle near Dunkirk against the Spaniards.