citadino

citadino

A city dweller or someone who lives in an urban area. It refers to people or things shaped by the hustle and specific rhythms of big city life.

Although he misses the peace of the country, Jorge has already picked up all the citadino quirks and cannot live without the subway anymore.

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Méxicoby AnónimoJune 6, 2023

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citadino

Used to refer to people who are from or reside in Mexico City. It is the common term to identify those who come from the country's capital.

That guy is a citadino, which is why he always walks so fast even if he is not in a rush.

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Méxicoby AnónimoMay 25, 2023

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citadino

A term for a city slicker or urbanite, used to distinguish someone who belongs to the big city from those from rural areas. (In Colombia, this often highlights the contrast between life in the capital and life at the finca, or country estate).

My cousin is such a citadino, he feels totally out of place whenever we invite him to the finca because he misses the car noise and the hustle of the capital.

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Colombiaby Parcero PaisaJuly 12, 2024

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citadino

Something belonging to a city or an urbanized area (often used in contrast to the rural provinces).

This traffic is a common citadino denominator.

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• #urbano
• #metropolitano

Perúby HUVE84August 29, 2016

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