The boy replied instantly, "Seguro raton," which is an elliptical form of "Surely a rat ate it.
The adjoining captaincy of Porto Seguro was given to Pedro de Campo Tourinho, a nobleman and a navigator.
Adverse winds, however, drove the expedition so far to the westward, that it fell in with the coast of Brazil, and the ships anchored in Porto Seguro on Good-Friday of the year 1500.
And going along the coast thou shalt see the towne of Porto Seguro standing vpon the toppe of an hill; which hill is a white rocke: and on the North side of the sayd rocke there is a very hie land.
A series of assonances is offensive in verses having consonantal rhyme, as that in e--o in these four verses of Garcilaso: El más seguro tema con recelo Perder lo que estuviere poseyendo.
Seguro was on the main line from the French capital to the principal one of Spain.
Well, señorita, we gentlemen of Seguro will gladly drink to your American hero!
For some purposes of your own--perhaps to attempt a theft of this imaginary fortune, you are trying to get to Seguro .
I have made up my mind to reach Seguro before the Duke--for many reasons.
I'm calling the attention of these valiant gentlemen of Seguro to the only man with spirit and bravery enough to enter the haunted castle," she declared.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "seguro" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
