Pueblo
noun
A town or village in Spanish-speaking countries.
He grew up in a small pueblo in Mexico.
noun
A type of modern and historical communities of Native Americans in the Southwestern United States.
The ancient pueblo was preserved as a historical site.
noun
The communal building for multiple dwelling and ceremonial purposes used by these communities.
We visited the Pueblo, which is a marvel of ancient architecture.
noun
A town or village in Spanish-speaking countries.
He grew up in a small pueblo in Mexico.
noun
A type of modern and historical communities of Native Americans in the Southwestern United States.
The ancient pueblo was preserved as a historical site.
noun
The communal building for multiple dwelling and ceremonial purposes used by these communities.
We visited the Pueblo, which is a marvel of ancient architecture.
Definition 1 of 3
Pro Tip 1/3Spanish Origin
Understand it has Spanish roots and relates to Spanish-speaking places.
She spent her summers in the pueblo where her grandparents lived.
Pro Tip 2/3Small Settlement
Usually refers to smaller, less populated areas than cities.
After the city, living in a pueblo felt peaceful and quiet.
Pro Tip 3/3Cultural Context
Used to imply traditional, homely or local atmosphere from the region.
The pueblo festival celebrated regional dances and foods.
Pro Tip 1/3Spanish Origin
Understand it has Spanish roots and relates to Spanish-speaking places.
She spent her summers in the pueblo where her grandparents lived.
Pro Tip 2/3Small Settlement
Usually refers to smaller, less populated areas than cities.
After the city, living in a pueblo felt peaceful and quiet.
Pro Tip 3/3Cultural Context
Used to imply traditional, homely or local atmosphere from the region.
The pueblo festival celebrated regional dances and foods.
Pro Tip 1/3Spanish Origin
Understand it has Spanish roots and relates to Spanish-speaking places.
She spent her summers in the pueblo where her grandparents lived.
Pro Tip 2/3Small Settlement
Usually refers to smaller, less populated areas than cities.
After the city, living in a pueblo felt peaceful and quiet.
Pro Tip 3/3Cultural Context
Used to imply traditional, homely or local atmosphere from the region.
The pueblo festival celebrated regional dances and foods.
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Video examples
First Native Congresswoma...
women but women of color and women in general for the first time a young girl living at laguna pueblo could say i can grow up to be president that has not been possible because they never saw anybody that looked like them and i think that is more important than any single election
Video examples
First Native Congresswoma...
women but women of color and women in general for the first time a young girl living at laguna pueblo could say i can grow up to be president that has not been possible because they never saw anybody that looked like them and i think that is more important than any single election
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