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f.1 empress.2 Emperatriz.* * *► nombre femenino (pl emperatrices)1 empress* * *SF empress* * *femenino empress* * *= empress [emperor, -masc.].Ex. The collection includes literature on ideas of the late 19th century, the exploration of the African continent, Indian antiques and a collection of biographies of Roman emperors and empresses.* * *femenino empress* * *= empress [emperor, -masc.].Ex: The collection includes literature on ideas of the late 19th century, the exploration of the African continent, Indian antiques and a collection of biographies of Roman emperors and empresses.
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emperatriz sustantivo femenino
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emperatriz sustantivo femenino empress
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