Tacro

Pronunciation: /ˈtækroʊ/

Definitions of tacro

noun a type of immunosuppressant drug used to prevent rejection in organ transplant recipients

Example Sentences

A1 I ordered a tacro for lunch.

A2 The tacro I had yesterday was delicious.

B1 The restaurant specializes in unique fusion dishes like tacro.

B2 The chef's signature dish is the tacro, a combination of taco and croissant.

C1 The tacro has become a popular food trend in the city.

C2 The Michelin-starred restaurant offers a gourmet tacro on their menu.

Examples of tacro in a Sentence

formal The doctor prescribed a tacro medication to help with the patient's autoimmune disease.

informal I heard that tacro is really effective for treating skin conditions.

slang Have you tried that new tacro stuff for your allergies?

figurative His leadership style can be described as tacro - direct and to the point.

Grammatical Forms of tacro

• past tense: tacred
• plural: tacros
• comparative: more tacro
• superlative: most tacro
• present tense: tacros
• future tense: will tacro
• perfect tense: have tacroed
• continuous tense: is tacroing
• singular: tacro
• positive degree: tacro
• infinitive: to tacro
• gerund: tacroing
• participle: tacring

Origin and Evolution of tacro

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Spanish

Story behind the word: The word 'tacro' is believed to have originated from the Spanish language.

Evolution of the word: The exact evolution of the word 'tacro' is unclear, but it may have evolved from a specific regional dialect or slang usage in Spanish-speaking regions.