fazenda

Just a word as to what he was doing in his new situation at the fazenda.

What a night it was for the passengers from the fazenda!

They had brought them wholesale from the woods in the neighborhood of the fazenda.

He searched the ground in a vain attempt to find a fazenda.

Two years before, she had waited for three days, sleeping in the stable of a small fazenda on the river.

Hi manager would be able to take his place without any hitch in the fazenda.

She hates living a dull and boring life in the fazenda.

But more than just a beautiful country house, the fazenda has come to symbolize a new interest in Brazil's culture and history.

They veered away from the river for a few minutes, and in doing so flew over a fazenda.

The fazenda was forty minutes away by helicopter, according to the army pilots.

Were not the servants of the fazenda members of one family?

But to persuade her husband to leave the fazenda Yaquita felt to be a very serious matter.

Nowadays, fazenda is the popular denomination for any kind of farm.

In the show, "fazenda" is used as a synonym for plantation.

Our flight also doubled as an airlift for supplies to the fazenda.

He had started on his travels with some slight thought of entering a fazenda in the interior.

Another small fazenda, this one a short distance from the Paraguay River.

"How long ago did you leave your fazenda?"

But she had noticed that the thought of leaving the fazenda, if only for a few weeks, brought an increase of sadness to his face.

Fazenda continued through the 1930s, appearing mostly in musicals and comedies.

In a few days the interior was completed, and it looked just like the interior of the fazenda.

Fazenda appeared in a variety of shorts and feature-length films throughout the decade.

Many years earlier, the fazenda had been more substantial, no doubt with a large cattle operation and many employees.

"He wants to look for a fazenda.

The fazenda began to grow in proportion, and to spread out along the bank of the river up to its junction with the Nanay.