oro
1 Americannoun
combining form
combining form
Etymology
Origin of oro-2
< Greek, combining form of óros
Origin of oro-3
Combining form representing Latin ōs, stem ōr-
Example Sentences
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Carlo Maria Abate used this car to win the 1960 Coppa D’Oro at Monza.
Bad Bunny’s set was staged with many scenes from working-class life in Puerto Rico: a coconut stand, a piraguero, old men playing dominoes, manicurists, baddies, construction workers and a jeweler who buys back “oro y plata.”
From Los Angeles Times
ORO – I celebrated my birthday at ORO, where the experience—particularly the service—was as memorable as the setting itself.
From Salon
We ended the night with ORO’s dessert omakase, a sweeping sampling from the restaurant’s extensive pastry menu, complete with a candle.
From Salon
We all loved the pork ribs, rubbed with cafecito, smoked to perfection, and finished with a sticky oro negro barbecue sauce.
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