el
masculine
/banˈdiðo/
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Translation
bandit, outlaw
Word origin
From Italian bandito ('banished, outlawed'), the past participle of bandire ('to banish'). The same source gives English 'bandit'.
- Origin
- Italian
- Root
- bandito
- English cognates
- bandit
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluralbandidos
Examples
pañuelo .
The bandit wore a scarf over his face.
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In western films there is always a bandit.
¡, !
Be careful, they say there are bandits on the road!
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The village finally caught the famous outlaw.
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The boy dressed up as a bandit for the party.
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