Meaning of gringo in English
(Definition of gringo from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
gringo | Intermediate English
Note:
- This word is usually considered offensive.
Examples of gringo
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I was a gringo kid with a camera and a lot of passion.
From Dallas Morning News
Whether it is a traveler, a person whose language is unintelligible, or a person of foreign birth like me, gringo denotes the idea of otherness.
From NPR
Regardless of the actual origin of gringo, there is a common thread behind all the origin myths and theories.
From NPR
None of the gringo tourists knew.
From Huffington Post
The output of gringo is a numeric format which constitutes the input of fasp.
From the Cambridge English Corpus
In this new clingcon version this also applies to arithmetic operators to better separate them from gringo operators.
From the Cambridge English Corpus
Just as with regular atoms, the grounding capabilities of gringo can be used for dealing with constraint atoms containing first-order variables.
From the Cambridge English Corpus
In this case, gringo-wrapper issues a warning message that highlights the rules that were removed by the grounder.
From the Cambridge English Corpus
Also, the number of times gringo is called during the computation affects the computation time.
From the Cambridge English Corpus
The comparison is done by measuring grounding size and running time of gringo for both debugging tools.
From the Cambridge English Corpus
In the input language of gringo, :- stands for ←, and each rule is followed by a period.
From the Cambridge English Corpus
Although the syntax of the input language of gringo is somewhat more restricted than the class of programs defined above, it provides a number of useful special constructs.
From the Cambridge English Corpus
These constraints are treated as atoms and passed to clasp via the standard gringo-clasp interface, also used in clingo, the monolithic combination of gringo and clasp.
From the Cambridge English Corpus
It came in the form of an incredibly thin gringo in an incredibly soiled suit of duck.
From Project Gutenberg
The gringos have chased you from their country as they chased me.
From Project Gutenberg
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