Bandido Meaning in English
word
bænˈdiːdoʊ
ban-DEE-doh
bænˈdiːdəʊ
ban-DEE-doh
Definition
A "bandido" is a criminal or outlaw, often someone involved in robbery, theft, or gang activities.
Usage & Nuances
Mainly used in Spanish and Portuguese, usually informal. In English, similar to "bandit" or "outlaw". Sometimes used with a bit of humor or exaggeration (e.g. calling a mischievous person a 'bandido').
Spanish: bandidoPortuguese (BR): bandidoPortuguese (PT): bandidoChinese (Simplified): 土匪 - 歹徒Chinese (Traditional): 土匪 - 歹徒Hindi: डकैत - बदमाशArabic: قطاع طرق - مجرمBengali: ডাকাত - দুষ্কৃতি - অপরাধীRussian: бандит - разбойникJapanese: 山賊 - 悪党Vietnamese: kẻ cướp - tội phạmKorean: 악당 - 도둑Turkish: haydut - eşkıyaUrdu: ڈاکو - بدمعاشIndonesian: bandit - penjahat
Example Sentences
The bandido stole the money from the store.
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Everyone was afraid of the bandido in the village.
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The police caught the bandido last night.
basic
Don’t trust him, he acts like a real bandido sometimes.
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After the robbery, the bandido disappeared without a trace.
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My little brother is such a bandido when he steals cookies from the kitchen.
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