Definitions
Etymologies
- From Mexican Spanish flauta, with same meaning, because of its shape, resembling a flute (Wiktionary)
- Spanish, flute, probably from Old Provençal flaüt; see flute. (American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition)
Examples
“E pior, essa “grande marcha da coca” que está resultando na expulsão dos brasileiros, ocorre menos de um mês depois de Lula sancionar a Lei da Anistia Migratória, que autoriza a residência provisória de cidadãos estrangeiros em situação irregular no Brasil, beneficiando centenas de milhares de bolivianos que perambulam por aqui tocando flauta andina.”
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“The dancers, usually in a group of about a dozen or so, form two ranks and then, in response to simple melodies played on a small drum (nenetl) and reed flute (flauta), wind around to form a series of crosses (believed to represent the cardinal points) and circles (interpreted as either the passage of stars or of the sun).”
“Definitely not the best flauta/taquito you'll have.”
“Inicialmente composto por dois violões, uma flauta e um cavaquinho, o grupo começou adotando a polca-de-serenata, que trazia passagens modulantes em ritmo acelerado.”
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“No começo, o choro possuía improvisações, em que os violões criavam o ambiente para a flauta solar eo cavaquinho fazia um papel intermediário entre eles.”
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“California, a 22-year-old personal trainer, and he beat Joey Chestnut in a flauta-eating contest in his third event ever.”
“Then Jorge's chef Don Jorge will share his grilled flauta method.”
“Possuindo grandes canções, enriquecidas com flauta, fortes harmonias vocais e o belo trabalho de guitarra.”
“Or get a little taste of everything with a sample platter ($11.99), which has cheese nachos, guacamole, sour cream, three chicken wings, cheese quesadilla, beef flauta and a chicken chimichanga.”
“He boasts about how he can convert just three chicken legs into a chicken flauta dinner for his entire family.”
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