Translation: Cape of the Sea
red with wind
Cabo is the Spanish word for Cape eg Cabo San Lucas = Cape St Luke Cabo is a Spanish word meaning end, tip, handle; piece of rope; cape or headland.
"Rojo" is Spanish for "Red". You will most often see the word "Rojo" on the side of a red crayon or other things that are red.
Geographically speaking, it would be "the capes". It can mean many other things, "corporal", "rope", "bit or piece", "handle", "place or position", among others. It is used in many common idioms: "Al cabo de" - after "al fin y al cabo - after all atar cabos - to put two and two together cabo suelto - loose end no dejar ningún cabo suelto - to tie up all the loose ends de cabo a rabo - from beginning to end estar al cabo de la calle - to be well-informed
Cabo Rojo National Wildlife Refuge was created in 1974.
The area of Cabo Rojo National Wildlife Refuge is 7,430,028.3915264 square meters.
cabo = "cape"
Cabo can mean a rope, a corporal, a cape (geography), a bit, after, a stub.
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"El cabo" translates to "the cape" or "the cabo" in English. It can refer to a geographical feature like a cape or it can also mean a police officer in some Spanish-speaking countries.
Translation: Cape of the Sea
red with wind
"Chicharron rojo" translates to "red pork crackling" in English. It refers to pork skin that has been fried until crispy and often seasoned with red spices.
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"Rojo" in Spanish means "red" in English.
Cabo is the Spanish word for Cape eg Cabo San Lucas = Cape St Luke Cabo is a Spanish word meaning end, tip, handle; piece of rope; cape or headland.