"criollo" 怎么发音

word

US

kriˈoʊjoʊ

kree-OH-yoh

UK

kɹɪˈɒləʊ

kri-OL-oh

释义

'Criollo' refers to people in Latin America who are descendants of Europeans, especially Spaniards, born in the Americas. The term can also refer to local languages or cultures mixing European and local elements.

IPA 音标

美式英语

kriˈoʊjoʊ

英式英语

kɹɪˈɒləʊ

简化发音

美式

kree-OH-yoh

英式

kri-OL-oh

语境中听

Many criollo families played an important role in Latin American history.

The criollo language developed through contact between Europeans and local people.

Cuban cuisine has many famous criollo dishes.

After independence, the criollo elites often became political leaders.