In Spain and countries colonized by Spain, a village, ward, or district outside a town or city to whose jurisdiction it belongs; in Spanish-speaking areas of cities in the United States, it is a neighborhood, ward, or quarter inside a town.
In Spanish, neighborhood or community. In American English, it refers to enclaves or districts in U.S. cities where Latino immigrants tend to predominate.
One of the districts or wards into which a large town or city is divided; suburb; originally a political unit; generally considered a social unit.
the Spanish word for a very poor section of a city or town
a Spanish-speaking community; often a part of a larger city
a Spanish-speaking quarter in a town or city (especially in the United States)
an urban area in a Spanish-speaking country
A political subdivision of a city; suburb.
(BAH-ree-oh) Spanish: neighborhood; community
Barrio is a Spanish word meaning district or neighborhood. In Spain, the Spanish-speaking Latin American countries, and in the Philippines, barrios are generally cohesive places: sharing, for example, a church and traditions such as feast days.