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atlantides

/ˌæt.lənˈtaɪ.diːz/

Traducción: Nombre propio que designa a un grupo de ninfas de la mitología griega, conocidas como hijas de Atlas, encargadas de custodiar las manzanas de oro que Gea regaló a Hera como regalo de bodas.

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/ˌæt.lənˈtaɪ.diːz/C2formalart
  • esNombre propio que designa a un grupo de ninfas de la mitología griega, conocidas como hijas de Atlas, encargadas de custodiar las manzanas de oro que Gea regaló a Hera como regalo de bodas.

A proper noun referring to a group of nymphs from Greek mythology who were tasked with guarding the golden apples given by Gaea to Hera as a wedding gift.

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  1. Mythological guardiansC2formal

    In Greek mythology, a group of nymphs, usually numbering between three and seven, who were tasked with guarding the golden apples that Gaea presented as a wedding gift to Hera.

    esAtlántides (ninjas guardianas)

    • The Atlantides were entrusted with the protection of the sacred golden apples.
    • According to legend, the Atlantides lived in a garden at the edge of the world.
    • Heracles had to trick the Atlantides to obtain the golden apples for his labor.