Examples of 'polaco' in a sentence
Meaning of "polaco"
Polaco (noun) - refers to a native or inhabitant of Poland. In English, this term is used to identify someone who is from Poland or of Polish descent
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Polaco wrestled for numerous independent promotions.
He is often nicknamed Polaco due to his Polish heritage.
Polaco is gone.
It is said that El Paya was who named Goyeneche with the nickname El Polaco.
Polaco a Spanish derogatory term for a Catalan person.
The famous tireara was with the duo Lito & Polaco and Pina Records.
Tablao Flamenco El Polaco is situated in the city of Elche within the Alicante province.
Looks like you are learning, Polaco.
X-Pac and Polaco tried several times to win the Tag Team Championship, but were unsuccessful.
You are a good guy, Polaco.
Polaco is a one-time world champion, having won the ECW World Heavyweight Championship once.
A test is a test, Polaco.
Polaco wants to see you!
Do not be a jerk, Polaco.
Anyway, Polaco has vanished.
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There is nothing here, Polaco.
In 2009 she teamed once more with Polaco in Arroz con leche for a bit part.
Polaco returned to the independent circuit in 2007 using the name " Justin Time.
He does not exist, Polaco.
El Polaco started his career as singer in the Raúl Kaplún ´ s orchestra in 1944, at eighteen.
Cut it out, Polaco.
I am on duty, Polaco.
Instead, Zybysko forced Raven to face P.J. Polaco in a match, which Raven won.
