Ranchos (en. Ranches)

/ˈran.tʃos/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Agricultural or livestock land smaller than a complete estate.

The ranches in the region are known for their cheese production.

Los ranchos de la región son conocidos por su producción de quesos.

Rural house located on an agricultural property.

We spent the weekend at a beautiful ranch by the lake.

Pasamos el fin de semana en un rancho hermoso junto al lago.

Establishment dedicated to breeding animals or cultivating land.

The ranch produces organic meat for direct sale.

El rancho produce carne orgánica para su venta directa.

From Old Spanish 'rancho', meaning 'small ranch or lodge'.

ranchos of Mexico

Refers to rural properties in Mexico, famous for their agricultural culture.

ranchos de México

to live on a ranch

Means living in a rural area, generally dedicated to agriculture or livestock.

vivir en un rancho

to work on the ranch

Refers to performing rural activities, such as farming or caring for animals.

trabajar en el rancho

barn

Building intended for grain storage.

granero

pasture

Land covered with grass suitable for livestock.

pastizal

cavalry

Set of horses on a ranch, especially those intended for riding.

caballería

To refer to a rural community

They live like on a ranch, far from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Allí viven como en rancho, lejos del bullicio de la ciudad.

A tranquil lifestyle away from the city

I like the ranch; it has a relaxed atmosphere.

Me gusta el rancho, tiene un ambiente relajado.