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egypt

/ˈiː.dʒɪpt/

Traducción: Nombre propio que designa un país del noreste de África, célebre por su antigua civilización a lo largo del río Nilo y por su importancia histórica como imperio gobernado por faraones.

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noun

/ˈiː.dʒɪpt/A2formal
  • esNombre propio que designa un país del noreste de África, célebre por su antigua civilización a lo largo del río Nilo y por su importancia histórica como imperio gobernado por faraones.

A proper noun referring to a country in northeastern Africa, known for its ancient civilization along the Nile River and its historical significance as an empire ruled by pharaohs.

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  1. Modern countryA2formal

    A republic in northeastern Africa, known as the Arab Republic of Egypt, with a rich history and culture.

    esEgipto (país moderno)

    • Egypt is famous for its ancient pyramids and the Sphinx.
    • The capital of Egypt is Cairo.
    • Many tourists visit Egypt to see the Nile River.
  2. Ancient civilizationB1formal

    An ancient empire centered on the Nile River, ruled by Pharaohs, and known for its monumental architecture and contributions to writing, mathematics, and astronomy.

    esAntiguo Egipto

    • Ancient Egypt flourished from around 2600 to 30 BC.
    • The Pharaohs of ancient Egypt built massive temples and tombs.
    • The Old Testament describes many events involving Egypt.
Formas
  • egypts plural form
  • egypts' possessive plural form
  • egypt's possessive singular form