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

Palisades begins Western League action next Friday at Westchester while the Stars host St. Genevieve in their Camino Real League opener the same night.

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The school is scheduled to leave the Camino Real League after this season.

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While Lincoln Elbert of El Camino Real High was making two catches and contributing four tackles in his team’s season-opening 34-0 win over Knight last week, people were unaware that they were watching a future sports data expert.

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For now, he’s playing offense and defense with his red hair for El Camino Real.

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The Palisades football team’s game against Dymally this week was canceled because Dymally did not have enough players, but the Dolphins were able to schedule a game against El Camino Real on Sept. 19.

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