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(a way of speaking found only in a certain area or among a certain group or class of people: They were speaking in dialect.) dialectodialect n dialectotr['daɪəlekt]1 dialectodialect ['daɪə.lɛkt] n: dialecto mn.• dialecto s.m.• habla s.f.'daɪəlektnoun dialecto m; (before n)['daɪǝlekt]a dialect word — un vocablo dialectal, un dialectalismo
1.N dialecto m2.CPDdialect atlas N — atlas m inv lingüístico
dialect survey N — estudio m dialectológico
dialect word N — dialectalismo m
* * *['daɪəlekt]noun dialecto m; (before n)a dialect word — un vocablo dialectal, un dialectalismo
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ji:(an old word for you, occurring as the subject of a sentence.) vosyetr[jiː]1 (on shop signs etc)→ link=the the{————————yetr[jiː]1 architecture vosye ['ji:] pron: vosotros, vosotrasyepron.• vosotros pron.
I jiːpronoun (arch or dial) vosotros, -tras
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definite article (mock archaic) (sing) el, la; (pl) los, las[jiː]1.PRON liter, dialect vosotros, vosotras2.DEF ART†† = the* * *
I [jiː]pronoun (arch or dial) vosotros, -tras
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definite article (mock archaic) (sing) el, la; (pl) los, las
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