chaqueta
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of chaqueta
First recorded 1890–95; from Spanish, from French jacquette, Middle French jacquete; jacket, -ette
Example Sentences
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Chaqueta is the Spanish word for jacket.
From Los Angeles Times
Through Mr. Hernández, Mr. Angel explained that panela can also be used as a sweetener for chaqueta café, “jacket coffee,” served when days turn cold or to give coffee pickers a boost of energy for the fields.
From New York Times
Ingraham, quien es miembro de la junta de asesores del MCI, le abotonó la reluciente chaqueta de chef mientras le sonreía.
From Washington Times
Pero cuál sería su sorpresa cuando escucha su nombre y le piden que suba al escenario para recibir su propia chaqueta y conocer a su ídolo, el Chef Richard Ingraham.
From Washington Times
Al encuentro de casi una hora, la actriz acudió con el atuendo que caracteriza a su personaje: vestido verde con cuello amarillo, chaqueta roja, pecas en las mejillas y dos moños disparejos.
From Washington Times
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