1.绅士;骑士;骑马的人
2.(美国西南部)骑马者;妇女崇拜者
1.in Spain or Spanish-speaking countries, a knight, cavalier, or gentleman
2.a horseman
1.He was afraid that Caballero was not up to the situation.
他担心卡巴赖罗应付不了这局势。
2.Rich-world consumers are saving harder to pay down debts and cautious businesses need somewhere to park their surplus cash.
如Caballero在最近一个报告中指出，富裕国家的消费者正努力存钱从而来偿付债务，并且谨慎的企业也需要一些地方来存放他们多余的现金。
3.Meanwhile, the supply of assets seen as safe has shrunk, as Mr Caballero notes in a recent paper.
与此同时，那些看起来安全的资产供给却已经缩水。
4.In Valencia he heard also that the days of the Caballero government were numbered.
在巴伦西亚，他也听说犬巴赖罗政府快要垮台了。
5.Mely Caballero-Anthony is an expert on ASEAN at the Rajaratnam School of International Studies in Singapore.
安东尼是新加坡拉加拉特纳姆国际学院研究东盟问题的专家。
6."I can't believe you are 17, " said William Caballero , principal horn player of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra (PSO).
匹兹堡交响乐团首席圆号演奏家威廉·卡巴莱罗对这名学生说：“我无法相信，你才17岁。”
7.Among them the most unexpected caballero cap that should belong to BALENCIAGA.
其中最出人意料的当属BALENCIAGA的骑师帽。
8.Become the caballero with illustrious reputation or bow hand!
成为声名赫赫的骑手或者弓箭手！
9."Rich people feel vulnerable, and they see our products as part of the solution, " says Caballero.
卡瓦列罗表示：“富人感到易受攻击，他们把我们的产品看作应对之策的一部分。”
10.As Ricardo Caballero has pointed out, the world has a shortage of safe liquid assets.
RicardoCaballero已经指出，世界经济中缺少的是安全的流动资产。