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hacienda

Intermediate (B1)

IPA: /hɑˈsiːəndə/

KK: /hɑˈsiːəndə/

noun
Definition

A large estate or plantation, often found in Spanish-speaking countries, that typically includes a main house and agricultural land.


Example

The family spent their summer vacation at their beautiful hacienda in Mexico.


Conversation
Sloth A
Have you ever visited a hacienda in Mexico?
Sloth B
No, but I've heard they are beautiful and full of history.
Sloth A
Yeah, I saw some pictures, and the architecture is stunning for a hacienda.
Sloth B
I would love to explore one someday and learn more about their culture.

Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
estate
manor
plantation
Antonyms
shack
cottage
hovel
Root Explanation

Hacienda → The word originates from Spanish 'hacienda', meaning an estate or large farm. It is derived from the verb 'hacer', meaning to make or do, indicating a place where things are made or produced.

Memory Tip

Imagine a large estate where things are 'made' or 'done' — that's what a hacienda represents.

Visually Confused Words
faciend
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