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In Mexican Spanish, "patrón" typically means "boss" or "employer," referring to someone in a position of authority or control, particularly in a workplace context. It can also refer to a pattern or model in other contexts, such as art or craft. The term carries connotations of hierarchy and leadership, often used in both formal and informal settings.
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When was Virginia Patrone born?
Virginia Patrone was born in 1950.
What does patrone mean in spanish?
1. patrones = patterns/models/standards. 2. patrones = plural of 'patrón' (boss)
What is the bottle from the jamie foxx video?
Patrone, his favorite alcoholic beverage.
What actors and actresses appeared in Die letzte Patrone - 2000?
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What are the UMass Amherst team colors?
white and patrone(umass blue)
What school is near the Mexican border?
You mean on the US or Mexican side?
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It means a Catholic with a Mexican heritage.
What is value of a mauser patrone 22 long rifle?
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How do you say I want to come to Mexico in Mexican?
You mean Spanish?? Mexican is not a language..
What does luso-Mexican mean?
Is someone with Portuguese and Mexican descent, or with both nationalities.
In Mexican the word Cato what does it mean?
Mexican isn't a language. If you mean Spanish, it means Catechu, which is a extract of the Acacia shrub.
What does carlinale mean in Mexican?
There's no such language as "Mexican". If you mean Spanish, carlinale has no meaning in Spanish. It's not a Spanish word.
