bracero
21bracero — m. Peón, jornalero no especializado …
22bracero — persona sucia. es el peón …
23bracero — (brah SAY roh) [Spanish] A migrant worker from Mexico, admitted legally for seasonal labor in the United States …
24bracero — bra·ce·ro …
25bracero — bra•ce•ro [[t]brɑˈsɛər oʊ[/t]] n. pl. ros a Mexican laborer admitted legally into the U.S. for a short period to perform seasonal, usu. agricultural, labor • Etymology: 1915–20; < Sp: laborer, lit., one who swings his arms …
26bracero — noun a Mexican laborer who worked in the United States on farms and railroads in order to ease labor shortages during World War II • Hypernyms: ↑laborer, ↑manual laborer, ↑labourer, ↑jack …
27Programa Bracero — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda Para la definición referente a la persona encargada de llevar sobre hombros una imagen durante una procesión, véase: Bracero Los primeros Braceros arribaron a Los Angeles por tren en 1942. La imagen mostrada… …
28Rafael Bracero — (born approx. 1950) is a famous Puerto Rican sportscaster. Bracero graduated from the University of Puerto Rico at Mayagüez then known as Colegio de Artes y Artes Mecánicas (College of Arts and Mechanical Arts CAAM in Spanish) with a degree in… …
29El Bracero — ( The Worker , roughly, in Spanish) is a chain of locally owned authentic Mexican restaurants in the midwestern United States, predominantly in the states of Kentucky and Missouri. The restaurants offer a full selection of Mexican cuisinethat is… …
30de bracero — ► locución adverbial Cogiendo el brazo de una persona: ■ paseaban de bracero con sus amigos por el parque …
