camino real

[ kah-mee-naw re-ahl ]

noun

, Spanish.

, plural ca·mi·nos re·a·les [kah-, mee, -naws , r, e-, ah, -les].

1. a main road; highway.

Word History and Origins

Origin of camino real¹

Literally, “royal road”

Example Sentences

Rival El Camino Real returns one of the City’s top scorers in Jonathan Rabinovitch.

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El Camino Real, 25-20, 25-20, 25-9 Venice d.

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Since the Open Division debuted in 2016, a West Valley team has won it on four occasions — three times by Granada Hills and last year by El Camino Real, which beat Taft in four sets in the final at Cal State Northridge.

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Kevin Hawkins, a 238-pound quarterback who played at El Camino Real, made his debut on Friday.

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Thankfully, Westlake’s opponent, El Camino Real, invites me to stand on their sideline for the second half.

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