Definition of muchacho in English:

muchacho

(also muchacha)

nounPlural muchachos, Plural muchachas muːˈtʃatʃəʊmo͞oˈCHäCHō

1(in Spanish-speaking countries) a young man (or woman).
（西班牙语国家）年轻男子；男仆
Example sentencesExamples
- They match your eyes, all those muchachos would melt!
- In the street, Miguel will spot some foxy muchacho, and ayayay! - he trembles, he staggers, he has to cling to my arm, or Rosario's.
- The muchachos breathe in the dust and violence but the bull does not die in San Carlos.
- Bet you thought you really were something… bet you thought you didn't have to worry about regular muchachos like me…
- The muchachos were ace marksmen, like Goya himself.
- While visiting the island, her Latina narrator falls in love with Wilson, ‘a beautiful ebony-skinned muchacho whose charm was well-known throughout the town’.
- But when adult supervision finally showed up, the muchachos running the traffic stop were persuaded to give back the camera.
- Why do I have this feeling it'll be about yet another muchacho?
1. 1.1 A male (or female) servant.
  Example sentencesExamples
  On the same afternoon a five gallon can of gasoline was delivered to Weingarten at the same place; and a muchacho carried the tin up by Weingarten's direction, while the driver of the carretela making the delivery waited below.
  The solution depends on the mom, but for me, I decided this past week to hire a muchacha, a young girl to come in and clean.

Origin

Spanish.

Definition of muchacho in US English:

muchacho

nounmo͞oˈCHäCHō

(in Spanish-speaking regions) a young man.
（西班牙语国家）年轻男子；男仆
Example sentencesExamples
- Bet you thought you really were something… bet you thought you didn't have to worry about regular muchachos like me…
- Why do I have this feeling it'll be about yet another muchacho?
- In the street, Miguel will spot some foxy muchacho, and ayayay! - he trembles, he staggers, he has to cling to my arm, or Rosario's.
- While visiting the island, her Latina narrator falls in love with Wilson, ‘a beautiful ebony-skinned muchacho whose charm was well-known throughout the town’.
- The muchachos breathe in the dust and violence but the bull does not die in San Carlos.
- They match your eyes, all those muchachos would melt!
- The muchachos were ace marksmen, like Goya himself.
- But when adult supervision finally showed up, the muchachos running the traffic stop were persuaded to give back the camera.

Origin

Spanish.

词汇	muchacho
释义	Definition of muchacho in English: muchacho (also muchacha) nounPlural muchachos, Plural muchachas muːˈtʃatʃəʊmo͞oˈCHäCHō 1(in Spanish-speaking countries) a young man (or woman). （西班牙语国家）年轻男子；男仆 Example sentencesExamples They match your eyes, all those muchachos would melt! In the street, Miguel will spot some foxy muchacho, and ayayay! - he trembles, he staggers, he has to cling to my arm, or Rosario's. The muchachos breathe in the dust and violence but the bull does not die in San Carlos. Bet you thought you really were something… bet you thought you didn't have to worry about regular muchachos like me… The muchachos were ace marksmen, like Goya himself. While visiting the island, her Latina narrator falls in love with Wilson, ‘a beautiful ebony-skinned muchacho whose charm was well-known throughout the town’. But when adult supervision finally showed up, the muchachos running the traffic stop were persuaded to give back the camera. Why do I have this feeling it'll be about yet another muchacho? 1.1 A male (or female) servant. Example sentencesExamples On the same afternoon a five gallon can of gasoline was delivered to Weingarten at the same place; and a muchacho carried the tin up by Weingarten's direction, while the driver of the carretela making the delivery waited below. The solution depends on the mom, but for me, I decided this past week to hire a muchacha, a young girl to come in and clean. Origin Spanish. Definition of muchacho in US English: muchacho nounmo͞oˈCHäCHō (in Spanish-speaking regions) a young man. （西班牙语国家）年轻男子；男仆 Example sentencesExamples Bet you thought you really were something… bet you thought you didn't have to worry about regular muchachos like me… Why do I have this feeling it'll be about yet another muchacho? In the street, Miguel will spot some foxy muchacho, and ayayay! - he trembles, he staggers, he has to cling to my arm, or Rosario's. While visiting the island, her Latina narrator falls in love with Wilson, ‘a beautiful ebony-skinned muchacho whose charm was well-known throughout the town’. The muchachos breathe in the dust and violence but the bull does not die in San Carlos. They match your eyes, all those muchachos would melt! The muchachos were ace marksmen, like Goya himself. But when adult supervision finally showed up, the muchachos running the traffic stop were persuaded to give back the camera. Origin Spanish.
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