Definitions
Sorry, no definitions found. Check out and contribute to the discussion of this word!
Etymologies
Sorry, no etymologies found.
Support
Help support Wordnik (and make this page ad-free) by adopting the word tiendas.
Examples
-
Having done this trip and also a bus, hotel trip, I think that you see a lot more of the country by driving and we cooked a lot -- we shopped in tiendas and supermercados - as well as eating in restaurants.
RV CAMP GROUNDS 2006
-
This week the children have enjoyed playing shops "tiendas" in our kitchen which has a leaky lean to conservatory type roof , the owners call it a solarium but that really is a bit too grand a name for it!
Archive 2009-04-01 Williamson Family Blog 2009
-
Mérida state is one of these areas and during our time in the Merida countryside, in Mucuchies, we saw many Agroislena "tiendas" or shops.
Venezuela Analysis Anna Isaacs, Basil Weiner, Grace Bell, Courtney Fr 2009
-
A side note to small-town living, or in any pueblo or somewhat isolated colonia: These little places can be very convenient, have a few adequately stocked tiendas, tortillarias, and conveniences very close by or just outside your door, but they also can provide a lot of drama.
Page 2 2009
-
I think you seem an intelligent fellow and admire your enterprise if you and your family are engaged in ranching and agricultural pursuits as well as owning tiendas in Tabasco.
-
Vamos a hacer unas tiendas, que algunas de las tiendas tendrán productos que no los van a poder comprar, pues ‘such is life’.
-
The village of Zirahuén is a small collection of homes and resident serving tiendas (shops) laid out in a patchwork of dirt, cobblestone and gravel roads.
-
I think you seem an intelligent fellow and admire your enterprise if you and your family are engaged in ranching and agricultural pursuits as well as owning tiendas in Tabasco.
-
If you avoid the more expensive gringo-oriented stores, and buy your food at the little tiendas, your fruits and vegetables and other basic foods will be very inexpensive.
-
A side note to small-town living, or in any pueblo or somewhat isolated colonia: These little places can be very convenient, have a few adequately stocked tiendas, tortillarias, and conveniences very close by or just outside your door, but they also can provide a lot of drama.
Page 2 2009
Comments
Log in or sign up to get involved in the conversation. It's quick and easy.