noun
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dinero
dee-NAIR-oh · noun · informal
Money (borrowed from Spanish).
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The Spanish word for money, used casually in English slang.
“You'll need some dinero for the toll roads.”
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dinero In A Sentence
You'll need some dinero for the toll roads.
Origin & Usage
Spanish 'dinero' (money), from Latin 'denarius.'
People Also Ask
What does 'dinero' mean?
It's the Spanish word for money, borrowed into casual English slang.
Where does 'dinero' come from?
It's Spanish for money, ultimately from the Latin 'denarius,' a Roman coin.
How do you use 'dinero' in a sentence?
Use it casually in place of 'money,' e.g. 'You'll need some dinero for the toll roads.'
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