Pronunciation: /ˌkɑːbəˈljɛroʊ/
noun a Spanish or Portuguese gentleman or knight
A1 El caballero montó en su caballo y cabalgó por el campo.
A2 El caballero rescató a la princesa del castillo encantado.
B1 El caballero juró lealtad a su rey y lo defendió en la batalla.
B2 El caballero demostró su valentía al enfrentarse al dragón y salvar al pueblo.
C1 El caballero era conocido por su honor y su impecable conducta en la corte.
C2 El caballero recibió el título de caballero por sus servicios excepcionales a la corona.
adjective related to or characteristic of a caballero
A1 The caballero horse was very strong and loyal.
A2 The caballero attire was traditional and elegant.
B1 The caballero manners were polite and respectful.
B2 The caballero swordsmanship was impressive and skillful.
C1 The caballero code of honor was unwavering and noble.
C2 The caballero lineage traced back to generations of distinguished knights.
formal The caballero greeted the guests with a bow and offered them a seat.
informal The caballero is known for his impeccable manners and charm.
slang That caballero sure knows how to make an entrance!
figurative In the game of chess, the caballero is a powerful piece on the board.
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