gypsy

a member of a traditionally nomadic people who are believed to have originated in northern India and now live throughout Europe, North America, and other parts of the world.

cigano, gitano

Collocations gypsy caravan

• The gypsy was telling fortunes in the market.

  El gitano estaba leyendo el futuro en el mercado.

a person who lives by begging, stealing, or working as a street performer.

vagabundo, mendigo

Collocations gypsy lifestyle

• He was a gypsy who lived by playing music on the streets.

  Era un vagabundo que vivía tocando música en la calle.

to romanticize or idealize a person, group of people, or way of life.

romanticizar, idealizar

• take somebody as gypsy

• She tends to take people as gypsies, with a romantic view of their lifestyle.

  Tiene tendencia a idealizar a las personas y su estilo de vida como si fueran gitanos.

the language of the Romani people, also known as Romanes.

romani (lengua)

Collocations gypsy dialect

• The gypsy language is a fascinating blend of Indian and European languages.

  El idioma gitano es una mezcla fascinante de lenguas indias y europeas.

music that is associated with the Romani people, often characterized by lively rhythms and melodies.

música gitana

Collocations gypsy music

• The gypsy music at the festival was very lively and joyful.

  La música gitana en el festival era muy animada y alegre.