Definition of Rurales in English:

Rurales

noun rʊˈrɑːleɪz

historical

1Treated as plural. In late 19th- and early 20th-cent. Mexico: a mounted force of federal law enforcement officers; the members of this force collectively.
2In singular form rurale. A member of the Rurales.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Testimony Texas Border Troubles. From Mexican Spanish rurales, specific use as noun of the plural of Spanish rural, originally short for cuerpos rurales, lit. ‘rural forces’, denoting the Mexican Guardia Rural Rural Guard.

Definition of Rurales in US English:

Rurales

nounrʊˈrɑːleɪz

historical

1Treated as plural. In late 19th- and early 20th-cent. Mexico: a mounted force of federal law enforcement officers; the members of this force collectively.
2In singular form rurale. A member of the Rurales.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Testimony Texas Border Troubles. From Mexican Spanish rurales, specific use as noun of the plural of Spanish rural, originally short for cuerpos rurales, lit. ‘rural forces’, denoting the Mexican Guardia Rural Rural Guard.

词汇	Rurales
释义	Definition of Rurales in English: Rurales noun rʊˈrɑːleɪz historical 1Treated as plural. In late 19th- and early 20th-cent. Mexico: a mounted force of federal law enforcement officers; the members of this force collectively. 2In singular form rurale. A member of the Rurales. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Testimony Texas Border Troubles. From Mexican Spanish rurales, specific use as noun of the plural of Spanish rural, originally short for cuerpos rurales, lit. ‘rural forces’, denoting the Mexican Guardia Rural Rural Guard. Definition of Rurales in US English: Rurales nounrʊˈrɑːleɪz historical 1Treated as plural. In late 19th- and early 20th-cent. Mexico: a mounted force of federal law enforcement officers; the members of this force collectively. 2In singular form rurale. A member of the Rurales. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Testimony Texas Border Troubles. From Mexican Spanish rurales, specific use as noun of the plural of Spanish rural, originally short for cuerpos rurales, lit. ‘rural forces’, denoting the Mexican Guardia Rural Rural Guard.
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