pinto
word
Definition
A 'pinto' is a horse with large patches of white and another color, or a type of spotted bean called a pinto bean.
Usage & Nuances
In English, 'pinto' is mostly used for describing horses or the familiar 'pinto bean'. It can sometimes refer to other animals with spotted patterns but is rare outside these contexts. Don't confuse 'pinto' with 'paint' (another horse color, but with breed-specific use).
Spanish: pinto (caballo con manchas) - pintado (frijol) - manchadoPortuguese (BR): pinto (cavalo malhado) - feijão rajadoPortuguese (PT): pinto (cavalo malhado) - feijão pintadoChinese (Simplified): 斑点马 - 花豆Chinese (Traditional): 斑點馬 - 花豆Hindi: पिंटो (धब्बेदार घोड़ा) - पिंटो बीनArabic: حصان مرقّط - فاصولياء منقطةBengali: পিন্টো ঘোড়া - পিন্টো বিন (ডাল)Russian: пинто (лошадь) - пинто (фасоль)Japanese: ブチ馬 - インゲン豆（ピント豆）Vietnamese: ngựa pinto - đậu pintoKorean: 핀토말 - 핀토콩Turkish: pinto at - pinto fasulyesiUrdu: پنٹو گھوڑا - پنٹو پھلیIndonesian: kuda pinto - kacang pinto
Example Sentences
My neighbor owns a beautiful pinto horse.
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We made chili with pinto beans for dinner.
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A pinto horse has large white and colored patches.
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He loves riding his old pinto along the country roads.
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Can you find any pinto beans in the pantry?
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That wild pinto looked amazing running across the field.
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