Definitions tagged pasto in the street dictionary.
Grass or lawn. Originally from the Aymara language, this term is widely used in Bolivian Spanish and often carries an affectionate or cozy connotation (Aymara is an indigenous language of the Andes).
I was feeling overwhelmed this morning until I lay down on the CHIJI and everything in my head cleared up.
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A public outdoor area with green spaces and trees where people go to walk or spend time.
There is a parque on the corner by my house.
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1. Lawn or turf (Peruvians frequently use this English loanword instead of the Spanish word cesped to refer to natural or artificial lawns). 2. Weed or marijuana.
1. We have to mow the grass because you can't even walk through there anymore. 2. He's been acting this weird ever since he started smoking grass.
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A slang term for marijuana, equivalent to the English term grass.
Let's buy the pasto for the cows.
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