Definition of quemadero in English:

quemadero

noun ˌkeɪmaˈdɛːrəʊ

historical

In Spain and Spanish territories: a place where convicted heretics were executed by burning.

Origin

Late 18th century. From Spanish quemadero from quemad-, past participial stem of quemar to burn + -ero (from classical Latin -ōrium); apparently originally via French.

Definition of quemadero in US English:

quemadero

nounˌkeɪmaˈdɛːrəʊ

historical

In Spain and Spanish territories: a place where convicted heretics were executed by burning.

Origin

Late 18th century. From Spanish quemadero from quemad-, past participial stem of quemar to burn + -ero (from classical Latin -ōrium); apparently originally via French.

词汇	quemadero
释义	Definition of quemadero in English: quemadero noun ˌkeɪmaˈdɛːrəʊ historical In Spain and Spanish territories: a place where convicted heretics were executed by burning. Origin Late 18th century. From Spanish quemadero from quemad-, past participial stem of quemar to burn + -ero (from classical Latin -ōrium); apparently originally via French. Definition of quemadero in US English: quemadero nounˌkeɪmaˈdɛːrəʊ historical In Spain and Spanish territories: a place where convicted heretics were executed by burning. Origin Late 18th century. From Spanish quemadero from quemad-, past participial stem of quemar to burn + -ero (from classical Latin -ōrium); apparently originally via French.
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