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southwest n adj adv sudoeste / suroestetr[saʊɵ'west]1 suroeste nombre masculino1 suroeste, del suroeste1 al suroeste, hacia el suroeste: suroeste, sudoeste, del suroeste: suroeste m, sudoeste madj.• sudoeste adj.• sudor adj.n.• sudoeste s.m.
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Southwest 'saʊθ'west mass nouna) ( direction) el sudoeste or Sudoeste, el suroeste or Suroesteb) ( region) el sudoeste or suroeste
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adjective sudoeste adj inv, suroeste adj inv, del sudoeste or suroeste
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adverb hacia el sudoeste or suroeste, en dirección sudoeste or suroeste['saʊθ'west]1.N sudoeste m, suroeste m2.ADJ [point, direction] sudoeste, suroeste; [wind] del sudoeste, del suroeste3.ADV (=toward southwest) hacia el sudoeste, hacia el suroeste; (=in the southwest) al sudoeste, en el sudoeste* * *
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Southwest ['saʊθ'west] mass nouna) ( direction) el sudoeste or Sudoeste, el suroeste or Suroesteb) ( region) el sudoeste or suroeste
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adjective sudoeste adj inv, suroeste adj inv, del sudoeste or suroeste
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adverb hacia el sudoeste or suroeste, en dirección sudoeste or suroeste
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