Definition of desaparecido in English:

desaparecido

nounPlural desaparecidos desapareˈsidoˌdɛzəparəˈsiːdəʊdesapareˈθidoˌdesəˌpärəˈsēdō

(especially in South America) a person who has disappeared, presumed killed by members of the armed services or the police.
（尤指南美洲的）失踪者（疑为军警所杀害）
Example sentencesExamples
- This is a place where both classical and current colonization have taken brutish forms: genocide, slavery, resource robbery, military juntas - and almost every family has a member who has been arrested, tortured and/or desaparecido.
- By mid-1976 abductions were running at an average of over five a day, and at least 9,000 desaparecidos never reappeared.
- The mothers of the desaparecidos in Latin America, the mothers who have mobilized to stop drunk drivers, and the mothers who have joined together to challenge the gun industry in the United States all walk in her footsteps.
- Though repeatedly tortured, he was one of the few desaparecidos to return alive from the country's secret prisons.
- The number of desaparecidos in the country at that stage has been calculated at 1,022.

Origin

Spanish, literally 'disappeared'.

Definition of desaparecido in US English:

desaparecido

nounˌdesəˌpärəˈsēdō

(especially in South America) a person who has disappeared, presumed killed by members of the armed services or the police.
（尤指南美洲的）失踪者（疑为军警所杀害）
Example sentencesExamples
- The number of desaparecidos in the country at that stage has been calculated at 1,022.
- This is a place where both classical and current colonization have taken brutish forms: genocide, slavery, resource robbery, military juntas - and almost every family has a member who has been arrested, tortured and/or desaparecido.
- By mid-1976 abductions were running at an average of over five a day, and at least 9,000 desaparecidos never reappeared.
- The mothers of the desaparecidos in Latin America, the mothers who have mobilized to stop drunk drivers, and the mothers who have joined together to challenge the gun industry in the United States all walk in her footsteps.
- Though repeatedly tortured, he was one of the few desaparecidos to return alive from the country's secret prisons.

Origin

Spanish, literally ‘disappeared’.

单词	desaparecido
释义	Definition of desaparecido in English: desaparecido nounPlural desaparecidos desapareˈsidoˌdɛzəparəˈsiːdəʊdesapareˈθidoˌdesəˌpärəˈsēdō (especially in South America) a person who has disappeared, presumed killed by members of the armed services or the police. （尤指南美洲的）失踪者（疑为军警所杀害） Example sentencesExamples This is a place where both classical and current colonization have taken brutish forms: genocide, slavery, resource robbery, military juntas - and almost every family has a member who has been arrested, tortured and/or desaparecido. By mid-1976 abductions were running at an average of over five a day, and at least 9,000 desaparecidos never reappeared. The mothers of the desaparecidos in Latin America, the mothers who have mobilized to stop drunk drivers, and the mothers who have joined together to challenge the gun industry in the United States all walk in her footsteps. Though repeatedly tortured, he was one of the few desaparecidos to return alive from the country's secret prisons. The number of desaparecidos in the country at that stage has been calculated at 1,022. Origin Spanish, literally 'disappeared'. Definition of desaparecido in US English: desaparecido nounˌdesəˌpärəˈsēdō (especially in South America) a person who has disappeared, presumed killed by members of the armed services or the police. （尤指南美洲的）失踪者（疑为军警所杀害） Example sentencesExamples The number of desaparecidos in the country at that stage has been calculated at 1,022. This is a place where both classical and current colonization have taken brutish forms: genocide, slavery, resource robbery, military juntas - and almost every family has a member who has been arrested, tortured and/or desaparecido. By mid-1976 abductions were running at an average of over five a day, and at least 9,000 desaparecidos never reappeared. The mothers of the desaparecidos in Latin America, the mothers who have mobilized to stop drunk drivers, and the mothers who have joined together to challenge the gun industry in the United States all walk in her footsteps. Though repeatedly tortured, he was one of the few desaparecidos to return alive from the country's secret prisons. Origin Spanish, literally ‘disappeared’.
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