Definition of chola in English:

chola

nounˈtʃəʊləˈCHōlə

derogatory

1(in some parts of Latin America) a woman of indigenous or partly indigenous ancestry.
Example sentencesExamples
- Urban, socially integrated cholos and cholas became the focal point for the increasing tide of racism.
- Cholos and cholas in early twentieth-century Bolivia drank chicha during baptism, vacations, and funeral ceremonies.
- During the years between 1870 and 1890 chicheras faced more public insults than other cholas.
- Chicheras were better off economically than most cholas and certainly than Indians, and their cultural connection to chicha gave them social advantages within the chola community.
- Their move into the city could mean a move from an identity as an Indian to an identity as a chola, if they so chose.
- Other cholos and cholas believed that the occupation of chicha seller inherently meant untrustworthiness when it came to money.
- Chicheras, more than any other cholas, went to court.
- The fact that even the cholas punish La Cristina for her disrespect demonstrates the level to which the women have assimilated their community's patriarchal values.
- In La Cristina's case, the other cholas persecute and ostracize her out of jealousy and an inability to imagine a more inclusive notion of chola identity.
- Her most offensive transgression against the community, however, is her decision to date a non-cholo man, a decision that infuriates both her parents and the other cholas.
1. 1.1US informal A young woman belonging to a Mexican-American urban subculture associated with street gangs.

Origin

Mid 19th century: American Spanish (see cholo).

Definition of chola in US English:

chola

nounˈCHōlə

derogatory

1(in some parts of Latin America) a woman of indigenous or partly indigenous ancestry.
Example sentencesExamples
- Urban, socially integrated cholos and cholas became the focal point for the increasing tide of racism.
- Their move into the city could mean a move from an identity as an Indian to an identity as a chola, if they so chose.
- The fact that even the cholas punish La Cristina for her disrespect demonstrates the level to which the women have assimilated their community's patriarchal values.
- Other cholos and cholas believed that the occupation of chicha seller inherently meant untrustworthiness when it came to money.
- Cholos and cholas in early twentieth-century Bolivia drank chicha during baptism, vacations, and funeral ceremonies.
- Chicheras, more than any other cholas, went to court.
- In La Cristina's case, the other cholas persecute and ostracize her out of jealousy and an inability to imagine a more inclusive notion of chola identity.
- During the years between 1870 and 1890 chicheras faced more public insults than other cholas.
- Chicheras were better off economically than most cholas and certainly than Indians, and their cultural connection to chicha gave them social advantages within the chola community.
- Her most offensive transgression against the community, however, is her decision to date a non-cholo man, a decision that infuriates both her parents and the other cholas.
1. 1.1US informal A young woman belonging to a Mexican-American urban subculture associated with street gangs.

Origin

Mid 19th century: American Spanish (see cholo).

单词	chola
释义	Definition of chola in English: chola nounˈtʃəʊləˈCHōlə derogatory 1(in some parts of Latin America) a woman of indigenous or partly indigenous ancestry. Example sentencesExamples Urban, socially integrated cholos and cholas became the focal point for the increasing tide of racism. Cholos and cholas in early twentieth-century Bolivia drank chicha during baptism, vacations, and funeral ceremonies. During the years between 1870 and 1890 chicheras faced more public insults than other cholas. Chicheras were better off economically than most cholas and certainly than Indians, and their cultural connection to chicha gave them social advantages within the chola community. Their move into the city could mean a move from an identity as an Indian to an identity as a chola, if they so chose. Other cholos and cholas believed that the occupation of chicha seller inherently meant untrustworthiness when it came to money. Chicheras, more than any other cholas, went to court. The fact that even the cholas punish La Cristina for her disrespect demonstrates the level to which the women have assimilated their community's patriarchal values. In La Cristina's case, the other cholas persecute and ostracize her out of jealousy and an inability to imagine a more inclusive notion of chola identity. Her most offensive transgression against the community, however, is her decision to date a non-cholo man, a decision that infuriates both her parents and the other cholas. 1.1US informal A young woman belonging to a Mexican-American urban subculture associated with street gangs. Origin Mid 19th century: American Spanish (see cholo). Definition of chola in US English: chola nounˈCHōlə derogatory 1(in some parts of Latin America) a woman of indigenous or partly indigenous ancestry. Example sentencesExamples Urban, socially integrated cholos and cholas became the focal point for the increasing tide of racism. Their move into the city could mean a move from an identity as an Indian to an identity as a chola, if they so chose. The fact that even the cholas punish La Cristina for her disrespect demonstrates the level to which the women have assimilated their community's patriarchal values. Other cholos and cholas believed that the occupation of chicha seller inherently meant untrustworthiness when it came to money. Cholos and cholas in early twentieth-century Bolivia drank chicha during baptism, vacations, and funeral ceremonies. Chicheras, more than any other cholas, went to court. In La Cristina's case, the other cholas persecute and ostracize her out of jealousy and an inability to imagine a more inclusive notion of chola identity. During the years between 1870 and 1890 chicheras faced more public insults than other cholas. Chicheras were better off economically than most cholas and certainly than Indians, and their cultural connection to chicha gave them social advantages within the chola community. Her most offensive transgression against the community, however, is her decision to date a non-cholo man, a decision that infuriates both her parents and the other cholas. 1.1US informal A young woman belonging to a Mexican-American urban subculture associated with street gangs. Origin Mid 19th century: American Spanish (see cholo).
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