Definition of mozo in English:

mozo

nounPlural mozos ˈmoθoˈməʊzəʊˈmoso-zō

(in Spanish-speaking countries) a male servant or attendant.
Example sentencesExamples
- It was not long before he found service as a mozo in the family of a wealthy Spaniard, by whom he was taught to read and write.
- One advertisement from 1922 announced the sale of '5000 acres and many mozos colonos who will travel to work on other plantations'. (Mozos colonos were indebted labourers.)
- In such cases the outsider typically is a young man who moved into San Pedro to work as a mozo for a Pedrano family with sizable land holdings.
Synonyms
attendant, retainer

Origin

Spanish, literally 'boy'.

Definition of mozo in US English:

mozo

noun-zō

(in Spanish-speaking regions) a male servant or attendant.
Example sentencesExamples
- In such cases the outsider typically is a young man who moved into San Pedro to work as a mozo for a Pedrano family with sizable land holdings.
- One advertisement from 1922 announced the sale of '5000 acres and many mozos colonos who will travel to work on other plantations'. (Mozos colonos were indebted labourers.)
- It was not long before he found service as a mozo in the family of a wealthy Spaniard, by whom he was taught to read and write.
Synonyms
attendant, retainer

Origin

Spanish, literally ‘boy’.

单词	mozo
释义	Definition of mozo in English: mozo nounPlural mozos ˈmoθoˈməʊzəʊˈmoso-zō (in Spanish-speaking countries) a male servant or attendant. Example sentencesExamples It was not long before he found service as a mozo in the family of a wealthy Spaniard, by whom he was taught to read and write. One advertisement from 1922 announced the sale of '5000 acres and many mozos colonos who will travel to work on other plantations'. (Mozos colonos were indebted labourers.) In such cases the outsider typically is a young man who moved into San Pedro to work as a mozo for a Pedrano family with sizable land holdings. Synonyms attendant, retainer Origin Spanish, literally 'boy'. Definition of mozo in US English: mozo noun-zō (in Spanish-speaking regions) a male servant or attendant. Example sentencesExamples In such cases the outsider typically is a young man who moved into San Pedro to work as a mozo for a Pedrano family with sizable land holdings. One advertisement from 1922 announced the sale of '5000 acres and many mozos colonos who will travel to work on other plantations'. (Mozos colonos were indebted labourers.) It was not long before he found service as a mozo in the family of a wealthy Spaniard, by whom he was taught to read and write. Synonyms attendant, retainer Origin Spanish, literally ‘boy’.
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