English to Hawaiian Meaning of cowboy - poʻokela paniolo Hawaiʻi


Cowboy :
poʻokela paniolo Hawaiʻi
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Definitions of cowboy in English
Noun(1) a hired hand who tends cattle and performs other duties on horseback(2) a performer who gives exhibitions of riding and roping and bulldogging(3) someone who is reckless or irresponsible (especially in driving vehicles
Examples of cowboy in English
(1) The county's trading standards department has launched the site as part of a crackdown on cowboy firms.(2) What do a man on an assembly line in a New York car factory and a cowboy in Montana have in common?(3) He dropped out to pursue a career as a model and was offered a part as a cowboy surfer in a US sitcom.(4) They are ‘taking the gloves off’ when it comes to dealing with bogus businesses and cowboy tradesmen.(5) A former Salvation Army volunteer who preached Christian values has been exposed as a cheating cowboy builder.(6) Someone had re-roofed one chamber, a real cowboy job.(7) Which John Wayne will the cowboy President play?(8) "We are not cowboy builders just there for a quick buck.(9) The company was collared as part of a crackdown on cowboy limo firms with little regard for rules, regulations and passenger safety.(10) Sonora, Mexico, where he learned to cowboy(11) ‘It is not the case of a cowboy firm failing to contact the Environment Agency in order to cut costs,’ he said.(12) Randolph Scott, on the other hand, was the ruggedly handsome Texan cowboy .(13) He is the only son of a professional rodeo cowboy , stuntman, actor and Marine Corp. veteran.(14) He could be the last real cowboy the movies will ever see.(15) She hadn't counted on a young cowboy riding up and seeing her there.(16) That horse that that kid has, they are totally responsible for it, to feed, to groom, and that's the horse they learn to cowboy on.
Related Phrases of cowboy
(1) cow boy ::
bipi keiki
(2) cowboy hat ::
poʻokela paniolo Hawaiʻi i inaina aku
(3) cowboy boots ::
poʻokela paniolo Hawaiʻi nā kamaʻa puki
Synonyms
Noun
1. cattleman ::
cattleman
2. cowhand ::
cowhand
3. cowman ::
cowman
4. cowherd ::
cowherd
5. herder ::
herder
6. herdsman ::
hanai bipi wau
7. drover ::
drover
8. stockman ::
stockman
9. rancher ::
rancher
10. gaucho ::
gaucho
11. vaquero ::
vaquero
12. cowpuncher ::
cowpuncher
13. cowpoke ::
cowpoke
14. broncobuster ::
broncobuster
15. buckaroo ::
buckaroo
Adjective
16. maverick ::
maverick
17. original ::
mua
18. nonconformist ::
nonconformist
19. unorthodox ::
unorthodox
20. rebel ::
kipi
21. rebellious ::
kipi
Word Example from TV Shows
♪ I'm a cowboy ♪

♪ I'm a COWBOY

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 18

We're not wearing
cowboy hats, Sheldon.

We're not wearing COWBOY hats, Sheldon.

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 10

I can't believe
you bought a red cowboy hat.

I can't believe you bought a red COWBOY hat.

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 1

- Did you go to a cowboy bar?
- I __

- Did you go to a COWBOY bar? - I __

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 20

a Helmet of Confusion spell
on Billy the Kid's cowboy hat?

a Helmet of Confusion spell on Billy the Kid's COWBOY hat?

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 10

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