IPA: /ˈræntʃoʊ/
KK: /ˈræntʃoʊ/
A type of farm or large area of land where animals are raised and crops are grown, often with a group of buildings for workers.
The family spent their summer vacation at a rancho in the countryside.
Rancho → The word originates from Spanish 'rancho', meaning a small farm or ranch. It is derived from 'ranchar', which means to establish a ranch or farm. The term refers to a place where livestock is raised and crops are cultivated.
Think of a 'small farm' in Spanish — that's what 'rancho' means, a place where farming and raising animals happens.