Definition of lobo in English:

lobo

nounPlural lobos ˈləʊbəʊˈlōbō

North American

(in the south-western US and Mexico) a timber wolf.
Example sentencesExamples
- Near as we can figure it, he's Mexican lobo with German Shepherd thrown in, along with God only knows what else.
- Killings threaten lobos in Rocky Mountains
- ‘But where the lobo is and whether it has anything to do with wolfish-ness I do not know,’ Umberto finished.
- For information on the Mexican gray wolf or lobo, which is not affected by the reclassification proposal, visit Region 2's ‘Mexican Gray Wolf Recovery’ webpage.
- The last of the San Juan lobos - the last wild wolf in Colorado - was killed in 1945, felled by a government wildlife officer within sight of a herd of cattle.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Spanish, from Latin lupus 'wolf'.

Rhymes

hobo, oboe

Definition of lobo in US English:

lobo

nounˈlōbō

North American

(in the southwestern US and Mexico) a timber wolf.
Example sentencesExamples
- Near as we can figure it, he's Mexican lobo with German Shepherd thrown in, along with God only knows what else.
- ‘But where the lobo is and whether it has anything to do with wolfish-ness I do not know,’ Umberto finished.
- Killings threaten lobos in Rocky Mountains
- For information on the Mexican gray wolf or lobo, which is not affected by the reclassification proposal, visit Region 2's ‘Mexican Gray Wolf Recovery’ webpage.
- The last of the San Juan lobos - the last wild wolf in Colorado - was killed in 1945, felled by a government wildlife officer within sight of a herd of cattle.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Spanish, from Latin lupus ‘wolf’.

单词	lobo
释义	Definition of lobo in English: lobo nounPlural lobos ˈləʊbəʊˈlōbō North American (in the south-western US and Mexico) a timber wolf. Example sentencesExamples Near as we can figure it, he's Mexican lobo with German Shepherd thrown in, along with God only knows what else. Killings threaten lobos in Rocky Mountains ‘But where the lobo is and whether it has anything to do with wolfish-ness I do not know,’ Umberto finished. For information on the Mexican gray wolf or lobo, which is not affected by the reclassification proposal, visit Region 2's ‘Mexican Gray Wolf Recovery’ webpage. The last of the San Juan lobos - the last wild wolf in Colorado - was killed in 1945, felled by a government wildlife officer within sight of a herd of cattle. Origin Mid 19th century: from Spanish, from Latin lupus 'wolf'. Rhymes hobo, oboe Definition of lobo in US English: lobo nounˈlōbō North American (in the southwestern US and Mexico) a timber wolf. Example sentencesExamples Near as we can figure it, he's Mexican lobo with German Shepherd thrown in, along with God only knows what else. ‘But where the lobo is and whether it has anything to do with wolfish-ness I do not know,’ Umberto finished. Killings threaten lobos in Rocky Mountains For information on the Mexican gray wolf or lobo, which is not affected by the reclassification proposal, visit Region 2's ‘Mexican Gray Wolf Recovery’ webpage. The last of the San Juan lobos - the last wild wolf in Colorado - was killed in 1945, felled by a government wildlife officer within sight of a herd of cattle. Origin Mid 19th century: from Spanish, from Latin lupus ‘wolf’.
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