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espada

American  
[e-spah-duh] / ɛˈspɑ də /

noun

espadas plural
  1. Spanish. matador.


Example Sentences

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Un maestro con la espada se niega a matar al niño de un clan rival, y se marcha con él a una ciudad fronteriza de Estados Unidos.

From Los Angeles Times • Jul. 24, 2020

Or he renders her again in the preposterously unsuitable guise of an espada, a matador, posed in the bull ring: a transvestism, a play with notions of machismo, that insists on the artificiality of art.

From Time Magazine Archive

Captain Canedo, who is still alive, kills a! rejon —that is, he rides first as a picador, then dismounts and finishes his job as an espada.

From Time Magazine Archive

Within arm's length the espada extends his shining blade.

From Mexico Its Ancient and Modern Civilisation, History, Political Conditions, Topography, Natural Resources, Industries and General Development by Hume, Martin

So he faces the great crowded ring contemptuously, and the people shout at him and call him a coward and scream for the espada to come and dispatch him.

From Five Nights by Cross, Victoria

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