Definition of mestiza in English:

mestiza

noun mɛsˈtiːsə

(in Latin America) a woman of mixed race, especially one having indigenous and Spanish descent.
（拉丁美洲）女混血儿（尤指西班牙人和印第安人后代）
Example sentencesExamples
- Whereas the Zapatista women were all from rural, indigenous communities, the women from civil society made up a more diverse group: indigenous and mestiza women, urban and rural women, poor and middle class women.
- While leading her protagonist down the traditional woman-and-motherhood path, Rosa reveals the pressures and punishments of a materialistic society on the formerly rural, poor, mestiza woman.
- She was half Indian and half Spanish, what we call mestiza, and we had never seen a Virgin like that before.
- In a country where most identify themselves as mestiza, Mexico's anti-globalization movement draws much of its energy from indigenous communities.
- The new ‘woman’ is racially and sexually mestiza.

Origin

Spanish, feminine of mestizo (see mestizo).

Definition of mestiza in US English:

mestiza

nounməˈstēzə

(in Latin America) a woman of mixed race, especially one having indigenous and Spanish descent.
（拉丁美洲）女混血儿（尤指西班牙人和印第安人后代）
Example sentencesExamples
- Whereas the Zapatista women were all from rural, indigenous communities, the women from civil society made up a more diverse group: indigenous and mestiza women, urban and rural women, poor and middle class women.
- While leading her protagonist down the traditional woman-and-motherhood path, Rosa reveals the pressures and punishments of a materialistic society on the formerly rural, poor, mestiza woman.
- In a country where most identify themselves as mestiza, Mexico's anti-globalization movement draws much of its energy from indigenous communities.
- The new ‘woman’ is racially and sexually mestiza.
- She was half Indian and half Spanish, what we call mestiza, and we had never seen a Virgin like that before.

Origin

Spanish, feminine of mestizo (see mestizo).

单词	mestiza
释义	Definition of mestiza in English: mestiza noun mɛsˈtiːsə (in Latin America) a woman of mixed race, especially one having indigenous and Spanish descent. （拉丁美洲）女混血儿（尤指西班牙人和印第安人后代） Example sentencesExamples Whereas the Zapatista women were all from rural, indigenous communities, the women from civil society made up a more diverse group: indigenous and mestiza women, urban and rural women, poor and middle class women. While leading her protagonist down the traditional woman-and-motherhood path, Rosa reveals the pressures and punishments of a materialistic society on the formerly rural, poor, mestiza woman. She was half Indian and half Spanish, what we call mestiza, and we had never seen a Virgin like that before. In a country where most identify themselves as mestiza, Mexico's anti-globalization movement draws much of its energy from indigenous communities. The new ‘woman’ is racially and sexually mestiza. Origin Spanish, feminine of mestizo (see mestizo). Definition of mestiza in US English: mestiza nounməˈstēzə (in Latin America) a woman of mixed race, especially one having indigenous and Spanish descent. （拉丁美洲）女混血儿（尤指西班牙人和印第安人后代） Example sentencesExamples Whereas the Zapatista women were all from rural, indigenous communities, the women from civil society made up a more diverse group: indigenous and mestiza women, urban and rural women, poor and middle class women. While leading her protagonist down the traditional woman-and-motherhood path, Rosa reveals the pressures and punishments of a materialistic society on the formerly rural, poor, mestiza woman. In a country where most identify themselves as mestiza, Mexico's anti-globalization movement draws much of its energy from indigenous communities. The new ‘woman’ is racially and sexually mestiza. She was half Indian and half Spanish, what we call mestiza, and we had never seen a Virgin like that before. Origin Spanish, feminine of mestizo (see mestizo).
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