No. 8,438 in Spanish
rancho
Rural property or farm, often small, used for agriculture or livestock.
In a sentence
Visitamos un hermoso rancho en las afueras de la ciudad.
We visited a beautiful ranch on the outskirts of the city.
Here, 'rancho' refers to a rural property or farm, commonly used in many Spanish-speaking countries to denote such areas.
En el rancho prepararon una deliciosa barbacoa para nosotros.
At the ranch, they prepared a delicious barbecue for us.
In this context, 'rancho' is associated with a location where food and gatherings often occur, emphasizing its cultural relevance in communal and leisure activities.
El rancho donde viven tiene caballos y ganado.
The ranch where they live has horses and cattle.
Here, 'rancho' denotes a residence or dwelling, often connected to agricultural or livestock activities.
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