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    Jinetes (en. Riders)

    /xiˈnetes/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    It refers to people who ride horses, especially in competitions or exhibitions.
    The riders compete on the track during the horse fair.
    Los jinetes compiten en la pista durante la feria de caballos.
    Man or woman who participates in equestrian shows.
    The riders' competition attracts many visitors each year.
    La competencia de jinetes atrae a muchos visitantes cada año.
    Term used in the context of breaking and training horses.
    Riders must have a lot of patience when training horses.
    Los jinetes deben tener mucha paciencia al entrenar a los caballos.

    Etymology

    It comes from the Old Spanish 'jinete', which means rider or horseman.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    night riders
    People who ride horses during the night.
    jinetes de la noche
    competitive riders
    Riders who participate in formal competitions.
    jinetes de competencia
    desert riders
    Riders who travel through desert areas, often associated with adventure.
    jinetes del desierto

    Related Words

    horse
    Animal used for riding and agriculture work.
    caballo
    horseback riding
    The art or practice of riding a horse.
    equitación
    breaking
    Process of training a horse to be ridden.
    doma

    Slang Meanings

    Rider in the sense of a casual lover.
    He is known as a rider in his circle of friends.
    Él es conocido como un jinete en su círculo de amigos.
    Used to describe someone who has many loves or relationships.
    She said he is a rider, always with a different girl.
    Ella dijo que él es un jinete, siempre con una chica diferente.