Crossword clues for tienda
tienda
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Tienda \Ti*en"da\, n. [Sp., prop., tent, awning.] In Cuba, Mexico, etc., a booth, stall, or shop where merchandise is sold.
Wiktionary
n. In Cuba, Mexico, etc., a booth, stall, or shop where merchandise is sold.
Usage examples of "tienda".
They dismounted and tied their horses at a little mud tienda and entered.
In the tienda the topmost shirts folded upon the shelves when shaken out retained a square of paler color where dust had settled on the cloth or sun had faded it or both.
Fie stopped at a tienda on the outskirts of town and bought some tortillas and some tins of beans and salsa and some cheese and he rolled them up in his blanket and tied the bedroll on behind the saddle again and refilled the canteen and mounted up and turned the horse north.
They drove through the streets and made stops at little dimlit doorways and small houses and tiendas until nearly all the parcels in the bed of the truck had been dispersed and a few new ones taken aboard.
In the towns there were tiendas which rented clothes to the peasants when they would come to market.
They drove through the streets and made stops at little dimlit doorways and small houses and tiendas until nearly all the parcels in the bed of the truck had been dispersed and a few new ones taken aboard.
Los miembros de esta tribu pronto abandonaron sus tiendas de piel de caballo y comenzaron a vivir en casas de piedra, construidas en forma primitiva, pero sólidas, y protegidos de esta manera comenzaron un vertiginoso desarrollo.