Definition of hacendado in English:

hacendado

(also haciendado)

nounPlural hacendados aθenˈdaðoˌasɛnˈdɑːdəʊasenˈdaðoˌäsenˈdädō

The owner of a hacienda.
大庄园主，大牧场主，大农场主
Example sentencesExamples
- Those in control of their haciendas, called hacendados, treated people on their lands by a system known in the Sierra as the huasipungo (described by western scholars as ‘landed slavery’).
- This prevented the emergence of a privileged hacendado class as in other Latin societies.
- Given her physical attributes and costume, the the doll looks like the daughter of a rich Spaniard hacendado on the island.
- Yucatecan hacendados were quick to exploit this by financing and co-opting anarchosyndicalist unions, local leaders, and electoral candidates who opposed the agrarian reform.
- The cause, it seems, rested with the local hacendados or estate owners who had changed the natural course of the river with dams ‘causing damage in times of floods.’

Origin

Spanish.

Definition of hacendado in US English:

hacendado

(also haciendado)

nounˌäsenˈdädō

The owner of a hacienda.
大庄园主，大牧场主，大农场主
Example sentencesExamples
- Yucatecan hacendados were quick to exploit this by financing and co-opting anarchosyndicalist unions, local leaders, and electoral candidates who opposed the agrarian reform.
- Given her physical attributes and costume, the the doll looks like the daughter of a rich Spaniard hacendado on the island.
- The cause, it seems, rested with the local hacendados or estate owners who had changed the natural course of the river with dams ‘causing damage in times of floods.’
- Those in control of their haciendas, called hacendados, treated people on their lands by a system known in the Sierra as the huasipungo (described by western scholars as ‘landed slavery’).
- This prevented the emergence of a privileged hacendado class as in other Latin societies.

Origin

Spanish.

单词	hacendado
释义	Definition of hacendado in English: hacendado (also haciendado) nounPlural hacendados aθenˈdaðoˌasɛnˈdɑːdəʊasenˈdaðoˌäsenˈdädō The owner of a hacienda. 大庄园主，大牧场主，大农场主 Example sentencesExamples Those in control of their haciendas, called hacendados, treated people on their lands by a system known in the Sierra as the huasipungo (described by western scholars as ‘landed slavery’). This prevented the emergence of a privileged hacendado class as in other Latin societies. Given her physical attributes and costume, the the doll looks like the daughter of a rich Spaniard hacendado on the island. Yucatecan hacendados were quick to exploit this by financing and co-opting anarchosyndicalist unions, local leaders, and electoral candidates who opposed the agrarian reform. The cause, it seems, rested with the local hacendados or estate owners who had changed the natural course of the river with dams ‘causing damage in times of floods.’ Origin Spanish. Definition of hacendado in US English: hacendado (also haciendado) nounˌäsenˈdädō The owner of a hacienda. 大庄园主，大牧场主，大农场主 Example sentencesExamples Yucatecan hacendados were quick to exploit this by financing and co-opting anarchosyndicalist unions, local leaders, and electoral candidates who opposed the agrarian reform. Given her physical attributes and costume, the the doll looks like the daughter of a rich Spaniard hacendado on the island. The cause, it seems, rested with the local hacendados or estate owners who had changed the natural course of the river with dams ‘causing damage in times of floods.’ Those in control of their haciendas, called hacendados, treated people on their lands by a system known in the Sierra as the huasipungo (described by western scholars as ‘landed slavery’). This prevented the emergence of a privileged hacendado class as in other Latin societies. Origin Spanish.
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