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caballeros

/ˌkæbəˈljɛroʊz/

NOUN

1. Horsemen and cattle herders

Men who ride horses, particularly in traditional Spanish and Latin American cultures, often associated with cattle herding, ranch work, and skilled horsemanship.

1.1. Cowboys and ranch workers

Used to describe men who work with cattle, ride horses, and perform traditional ranching or livestock-handling activities.

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Examples

  • The gallant caballeros rode through the village, earning admiration from the townsfolk.
  • The caballeros worked together to guide the cattle across the open plains.

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1.2. Horse riding and equestrian activities

Used to describe skilled male horse riders, particularly those involved in traditional horseback riding, cattle driving, and equestrian activities.

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Examples

  • The skilled caballeros demonstrated their horsemanship during the traditional festival.
  • The caballeros traveled on horseback across the rugged countryside.

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  • horsewomen
  • equestrians
  • riders
  • horsemanship
  • horseback riding
  • saddlery
  • bridles
  • steeds

NOUN

2. Spanish gentlemen

Men regarded as gentlemen, particularly in Spanish-speaking cultures, traditionally associated with courtesy, dignity, honor, and chivalrous conduct.

2.1. Courtesy and gentlemanly conduct

Used to describe well-mannered, courteous, and respectable men who demonstrate traditional gentlemanly qualities and considerate behavior toward others.

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  • At the grand ball, the elegant caballeros danced with grace and charm.
  • The caballeros greeted their guests with courtesy and distinguished manners.

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2.2. Knighthood and chivalry

Used in historical or literary contexts to describe honorable and courageous Spanish gentlemen associated with knightly traditions, bravery, and the defense of others.

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  • The bold caballeros embarked on a quest to rescue the captured princess.
  • In the ancient tournament, skilled caballeros competed for honor and glory.
  • The chivalrous caballeros pledged to defend the kingdom against any threat.

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