Definition of posada in English:

posada

noun pəˈsɑːdəpəˈsädə

1(in Spanish-speaking countries or regions) a hotel or inn.
（西班牙语国家）旅店；客栈
Example sentencesExamples
- Now, Nicaragua has smart jungle lodges, friendly posadas and ecofriendly local operators.
- The place where I'm staying, is newish, and a cut above the rest - a row of shanty-chic posadas in a tropical garden right opposite those incendiary falls.
- They stop at a posada, and Jake and Bill have a drink.
- We hiked every day high up in the mountains, slept in posadas for US $10 a night, breakfast included.
- There is no lack of accommodation at posadas, with bedroom and shower.
- The posada was lively and filled with the living.
1. 1.1 (in Mexico) a ritual re-enactment of Mary and Joseph's search for a lodging in Bethlehem, performed just before Christmas.
  the famous Oaxacan pre-Christmas posadas and processions
  Example sentencesExamples
  Preceding Christmas are the colorful posadas, nightly celebrations that begin December 16 and commemorate Mary and Joseph's search for an inn in Bethlehem before Jesus was born.
  The posadas are held on nine consecutive nights, ending on Christmas Eve.
  Christmas is celebrated with nightly posadas from December 16 to Christmas Eve, December 24.
  A Christmastime tradition is the posada, a celebration held each night beginning on December 16.

Origin

Spanish, from posar 'to lodge'.

Definition of posada in US English:

posada

nounpəˈsädə

1(in Spanish-speaking regions) a hotel or inn.
（西班牙语国家）旅店；客栈
Example sentencesExamples
- They stop at a posada, and Jake and Bill have a drink.
- We hiked every day high up in the mountains, slept in posadas for US $10 a night, breakfast included.
- There is no lack of accommodation at posadas, with bedroom and shower.
- The place where I'm staying, is newish, and a cut above the rest - a row of shanty-chic posadas in a tropical garden right opposite those incendiary falls.
- The posada was lively and filled with the living.
- Now, Nicaragua has smart jungle lodges, friendly posadas and ecofriendly local operators.
1. 1.1 (in Mexico) a ritual re-enactment of Mary and Joseph's search for a lodging in Bethlehem, performed just before Christmas.
  the famous Oaxacan pre-Christmas posadas and processions
  Example sentencesExamples
  The posadas are held on nine consecutive nights, ending on Christmas Eve.
  Christmas is celebrated with nightly posadas from December 16 to Christmas Eve, December 24.
  Preceding Christmas are the colorful posadas, nightly celebrations that begin December 16 and commemorate Mary and Joseph's search for an inn in Bethlehem before Jesus was born.
  A Christmastime tradition is the posada, a celebration held each night beginning on December 16.

Origin

Spanish, from posar ‘to lodge’.

词汇	posada
释义	Definition of posada in English: posada noun pəˈsɑːdəpəˈsädə 1(in Spanish-speaking countries or regions) a hotel or inn. （西班牙语国家）旅店；客栈 Example sentencesExamples Now, Nicaragua has smart jungle lodges, friendly posadas and ecofriendly local operators. The place where I'm staying, is newish, and a cut above the rest - a row of shanty-chic posadas in a tropical garden right opposite those incendiary falls. They stop at a posada, and Jake and Bill have a drink. We hiked every day high up in the mountains, slept in posadas for US $10 a night, breakfast included. There is no lack of accommodation at posadas, with bedroom and shower. The posada was lively and filled with the living. 1.1 (in Mexico) a ritual re-enactment of Mary and Joseph's search for a lodging in Bethlehem, performed just before Christmas. the famous Oaxacan pre-Christmas posadas and processions Example sentencesExamples Preceding Christmas are the colorful posadas, nightly celebrations that begin December 16 and commemorate Mary and Joseph's search for an inn in Bethlehem before Jesus was born. The posadas are held on nine consecutive nights, ending on Christmas Eve. Christmas is celebrated with nightly posadas from December 16 to Christmas Eve, December 24. A Christmastime tradition is the posada, a celebration held each night beginning on December 16. Origin Spanish, from posar 'to lodge'. Definition of posada in US English: posada nounpəˈsädə 1(in Spanish-speaking regions) a hotel or inn. （西班牙语国家）旅店；客栈 Example sentencesExamples They stop at a posada, and Jake and Bill have a drink. We hiked every day high up in the mountains, slept in posadas for US $10 a night, breakfast included. There is no lack of accommodation at posadas, with bedroom and shower. The place where I'm staying, is newish, and a cut above the rest - a row of shanty-chic posadas in a tropical garden right opposite those incendiary falls. The posada was lively and filled with the living. Now, Nicaragua has smart jungle lodges, friendly posadas and ecofriendly local operators. 1.1 (in Mexico) a ritual re-enactment of Mary and Joseph's search for a lodging in Bethlehem, performed just before Christmas. the famous Oaxacan pre-Christmas posadas and processions Example sentencesExamples The posadas are held on nine consecutive nights, ending on Christmas Eve. Christmas is celebrated with nightly posadas from December 16 to Christmas Eve, December 24. Preceding Christmas are the colorful posadas, nightly celebrations that begin December 16 and commemorate Mary and Joseph's search for an inn in Bethlehem before Jesus was born. A Christmastime tradition is the posada, a celebration held each night beginning on December 16. Origin Spanish, from posar ‘to lodge’.
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