camino real

[kah-mee-naw re-ahl]

noun

Spanish.

plural

caminos reales 

1. a main road; highway.

Word History and Origins

Origin of camino real¹

Literally, “royal road”

Example Sentences

Quarterback Soriya Maulupe tossed touchdown passes to Melody Romero, Island Savai Le’i and Kiarah Chukwudi in the first half, and Carson’s defense did the rest in a decisive 18-6 victory over El Camino Real.

Read more on Los Angeles Times

El Camino Real blanked Cleveland 26-0 for the Division II crown last year.

Read more on Los Angeles Times

The Haim family is on the verge of celebrating another City Section championship while playing for El Camino Real.

Read more on Los Angeles Times

On Saturday, his sister, Talya, will try to quarterback El Camino Real’s flag football team to a City Division I title.

Read more on Los Angeles Times

The 14-year-old freshman from Harbor Teacher Prep carded a five-under-par 67 on Thursday at Balboa Golf Course in Encino, good enough for a six-stroke victory over Macy Lee of El Camino Real.

Read more on Los Angeles Times