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  • noun Plural form of torero.

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Examples

  • The glamorous entrance of the toreros is the paseo.

    Mexico Michener, James 1992

  • When a fighting bull's courage is finally taken—when the bull is worn down by the toreros, exhausted and resigned to its fate in the ring—it will go to its querencia, that spot where the bull feels safest, where it will return, predictably, where the matador will have to lure him forward to deliver the final, fatal blow.

    Carlos The Impossible (Part 1) JTK Belle 2010

  • He's a showboat of the worst kind and he's indicative of the new breed of male bovines that are fighting toreros across the world.

    Ben Oren: A Bullheaded View on Bullfighting 2010

  • José Tomás has little in common with other toreros – neither with the vulgar and crowd-pleasing Jesulín de Ubrique, nor with well-born fashion-plates like Cayetano Rivera, who models for Armani.

    Why bullfighting is making Spain see red 2010

  • He's a showboat of the worst kind and he's indicative of the new breed of male bovines that are fighting toreros across the world.

    Ben Oren: A Bullheaded View on Bullfighting 2010

  • A cheer went up as the three bullfighters or toreros entered the ring.

    The bullfight and Cantinflas 2007

  • Like the toreros and the rancheros, Ina also belongs to Los Toros.

    The bullfight and Cantinflas 2007

  • Like the toreros and the rancheros, Ina also belongs to Los Toros.

    The bullfight and Cantinflas 2007

  • A cheer went up as the three bullfighters or toreros entered the ring.

    The bullfight and Cantinflas 2007

  • Lenguaje especial y familiar que usan entre sí los individuos de ciertas profesiones y oficios, como los toreros o los médicos.

    Slang 2004

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