Definition of abuelo in English:

abuelo

nounPlural abuelos aˈbweɪləʊˌäˈbwālō

(in Spanish-speaking areas) a person's grandfather.
breakfast tortillas topped with chili sauce, onion, and cheese—just the way my abuelo liked it
Example sentencesExamples
- I was fortunate enough to live with my Abuelo and Abuela for a while and get to know both sets of Grandparents.
- When I was eight years old, Abuelo shared his love of the Dodgers with me at the same time I was trying to share my love of the Mets with him.
- Being of Mexican descent, I have an abuelo of my own.
- I think it's awesome that they use 0-trans fat oil to cook - my abuelo would have certainly benefited from this.
- As the eldest of eleven grandchildren, he asks me to say grace. I know my abuelo will be proud when I recite the prayer I wrote.
- Thank you so much for honoring my abuelo.
- If she does have an abuelo, imagine how surprised he would be to discover that his granddaughter is no longer Mexican.
- It's an amazing little Cuban place where most the servers remind you of your abuela and most the cooks remind you of your abuelo.
Synonyms
grandad, grandpa, grandpop

Origin

Spanish.

Definition of abuelo in US English:

abuelo

nounˌäˈbwālō

(in Spanish-speaking areas) a person's grandfather.
breakfast tortillas topped with chili sauce, onion, and cheese—just the way my abuelo liked it
Example sentencesExamples
- I think it's awesome that they use 0-trans fat oil to cook - my abuelo would have certainly benefited from this.
- If she does have an abuelo, imagine how surprised he would be to discover that his granddaughter is no longer Mexican.
- It's an amazing little Cuban place where most the servers remind you of your abuela and most the cooks remind you of your abuelo.
- Thank you so much for honoring my abuelo.
- Being of Mexican descent, I have an abuelo of my own.
- As the eldest of eleven grandchildren, he asks me to say grace. I know my abuelo will be proud when I recite the prayer I wrote.
- I was fortunate enough to live with my Abuelo and Abuela for a while and get to know both sets of Grandparents.
- When I was eight years old, Abuelo shared his love of the Dodgers with me at the same time I was trying to share my love of the Mets with him.
Synonyms
grandad, grandpa, grandpop

Origin

Spanish.

单词	abuelo
释义	Definition of abuelo in English: abuelo nounPlural abuelos aˈbweɪləʊˌäˈbwālō US (in Spanish-speaking areas) a person's grandfather. breakfast tortillas topped with chili sauce, onion, and cheese—just the way my abuelo liked it Example sentencesExamples I was fortunate enough to live with my Abuelo and Abuela for a while and get to know both sets of Grandparents. When I was eight years old, Abuelo shared his love of the Dodgers with me at the same time I was trying to share my love of the Mets with him. Being of Mexican descent, I have an abuelo of my own. I think it's awesome that they use 0-trans fat oil to cook - my abuelo would have certainly benefited from this. As the eldest of eleven grandchildren, he asks me to say grace. I know my abuelo will be proud when I recite the prayer I wrote. Thank you so much for honoring my abuelo. If she does have an abuelo, imagine how surprised he would be to discover that his granddaughter is no longer Mexican. It's an amazing little Cuban place where most the servers remind you of your abuela and most the cooks remind you of your abuelo. Synonyms grandad, grandpa, grandpop Origin Spanish. Definition of abuelo in US English: abuelo nounˌäˈbwālō US (in Spanish-speaking areas) a person's grandfather. breakfast tortillas topped with chili sauce, onion, and cheese—just the way my abuelo liked it Example sentencesExamples I think it's awesome that they use 0-trans fat oil to cook - my abuelo would have certainly benefited from this. If she does have an abuelo, imagine how surprised he would be to discover that his granddaughter is no longer Mexican. It's an amazing little Cuban place where most the servers remind you of your abuela and most the cooks remind you of your abuelo. Thank you so much for honoring my abuelo. Being of Mexican descent, I have an abuelo of my own. As the eldest of eleven grandchildren, he asks me to say grace. I know my abuelo will be proud when I recite the prayer I wrote. I was fortunate enough to live with my Abuelo and Abuela for a while and get to know both sets of Grandparents. When I was eight years old, Abuelo shared his love of the Dodgers with me at the same time I was trying to share my love of the Mets with him. Synonyms grandad, grandpa, grandpop Origin Spanish.
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