Definition
Definition of Faro - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
geographycity in southern Portugal known for tourism
- Faro is a popular tourist destination in Portugal.
2.
municipality in Brazilmunicipality in Pará, Brazil
- Faro is located in the state of Pará, Brazil.
3.
town in CanadaRare town in central Yukon, CanadaRare
- Faro is a small town in Yukon, Canada.
Origin of Faro
French, pharaon (a card game)
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Examples of Faro in a sentence
Many flights to Faro are available year-round. Faro has a rich cultural heritage. Tourists often visit Faro for its natural beauty. Faro hosts an annual music festival in July. The mining industry once thrived in Faro.
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- French:Faro, ...
- German:Faro, ...
- Italian:Faro, ...
- Spanish:Faro, ...
- Portuguese:Faro, ...
- Chinese:法鲁, 法罗, ...
- Japanese:ファロ, ファーロ, ...
- Arabic:فَارُو, ...
- Hebrew:פָארוֹ, ...
- Russian:Фару, Фаро, ...
- Ukrainian:Фару, Фаро, ...
- Hindi:फारो, ...
Definition of faro - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
navigation lightRare lighthouse or beacon used for navigationRare
- The ship safely reached the harbor guided by the distant faro.
2.
gamesDated card game where players bet against the dealerDated
- They gathered in the back room to play faro until dawn.
Images of faro

card game where players bet against the dealer
Origin of faro
French, pharaon (Pharaoh)
Examples of faro in a sentence
Sailors relied on the faro to navigate through the fog. Faro was a popular game in the 19th century. He lost a fortune playing faro.
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- French:phare, faro, ...
- German:Leuchtturm, Faro, ...
- Italian:segnale luminoso, gioco del faro, ...
- Spanish:señal luminosa, juego de faro, ...
- Portuguese:farol, faro, ...
- Chinese:灯塔, 法罗牌, ...
- Japanese:灯台, ファロ, ...
- Arabic:مِنَارَة, فارُو, ...
- Hebrew:מִגְדַּלּוֹר, פָּארוֹ, ...
- Russian:маяк, фаро, ...
- Ukrainian:маяк, фараон, ...
- Hindi:प्रकाशस्तंभ, फारो, ...
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