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/Sounds like "RAHN" (as in "rapper") + "choh" (as in "chose")/
Your tight-knit friend group, the crew you always go out with, the people who've been there since the beginning. In Argentina and Uruguay, your 'rancho' is family by choice: you might fight, but you always end up back together, doing the same plans in the same places.
“We're all going out together tonight.”
“My crew from university is still the same after ten years.”
/Sounds like "RAHN" (as in "rapper") + "choh" (as in "chose")/
In Mexico, a rural property with large land where animals are raised and crops are grown. It's the countryside dream, open fields, horses, and a slower pace of life.
“We spent the weekend at the ranch riding horses.”
“My grandpa's ranch has cows, chickens, and everything.”
/Sounds like "RAHN" (as in "rapper") + "choh" (as in "chose")/
In Venezuela, a precarious or informally built dwelling on the hillsides of cities. Ranchos form the sprawling barrios that are home to millions of Venezuelans.
“He grew up in a shack on the hills of Caracas.”
“The ranchos climb up the mountainside as far as the eye can see.”
/Sounds like "RAHN" (as in "rapper") + "choh" (as in "chose")/
A rural farm or ranch property dedicated to livestock or agriculture in Mexico and Venezuela. It can range from a modest family farm to a large cattle operation with hundreds of animals. Going "al rancho" for the weekend is the classic Mexican escape from city life.
“My uncle has a ranch in Sonora where he raises horses.”
“We're heading to the ranch this weekend to disconnect for a bit.”
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/Sounds like "RAHN" (as in "rapper") + "choh" (as in "chose")/
Your tight-knit friend group, the crew you always go out with, the people who've been there since the beginning. In Argentina and Uruguay, your 'rancho' is family by choice: you might fight, but you always end up back together, doing the same plans in the same places.
“We're all going out together tonight.”
“My crew from university is still the same after ten years.”
/Sounds like "RAHN" (as in "rapper") + "choh" (as in "chose")/
In Mexico, a rural property with large land where animals are raised and crops are grown. It's the countryside dream, open fields, horses, and a slower pace of life.
“We spent the weekend at the ranch riding horses.”
“My grandpa's ranch has cows, chickens, and everything.”
/Sounds like "RAHN" (as in "rapper") + "choh" (as in "chose")/
In Venezuela, a precarious or informally built dwelling on the hillsides of cities. Ranchos form the sprawling barrios that are home to millions of Venezuelans.
“He grew up in a shack on the hills of Caracas.”
“The ranchos climb up the mountainside as far as the eye can see.”
/Sounds like "RAHN" (as in "rapper") + "choh" (as in "chose")/
A rural farm or ranch property dedicated to livestock or agriculture in Mexico and Venezuela. It can range from a modest family farm to a large cattle operation with hundreds of animals. Going "al rancho" for the weekend is the classic Mexican escape from city life.
“My uncle has a ranch in Sonora where he raises horses.”
“We're heading to the ranch this weekend to disconnect for a bit.”
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Estar hasta el cuello
To be neck-deep in a problem, debt, or overwhelming situation with no easy way out. The more you try to get free, the more it pulls you under. Used widely across Spain and Latin America for work overload, debt, or any situation that has fully taken over your life.