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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."
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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."
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A rural farm or property dedicated to livestock or agriculture in Mexico and Venezuela. It can range from a small family farm to a massive cattle ranch with hundreds of heads of livestock.
"My uncle has a ranch in Sonora."
"Let's go to the ranch this weekend."
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/Sounds like "RAHN" + "choh"/
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" + "choh"/
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" + "choh"/
A rural farm or property dedicated to livestock or agriculture in Mexico and Venezuela. It can range from a small family farm to a massive cattle ranch with hundreds of heads of livestock.
"My uncle has a ranch in Sonora."
"Let's go to the ranch this weekend."
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Achis
Expresión mexicana de sorpresa o incredulidad, como un "¿Qué onda?" más inocente. Se usa cuando algo te toma por sorpresa pero no necesariamente es malo.