regata
regatta
noun rreh-GAH-tah Rare
Origin: From Italian regata (boat race), origin uncertain.
Also means
boat race
Usage Note
Regata refers to an organised sailing or rowing race; the plural regatas is common when referring to a series of races or a sailing event. The word is used in the same form across Spanish-speaking countries without regional variation.
Examples
"El equipo ganó la regata del fin de semana."
Natural Translation
The team won the weekend regatta.
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