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euphrates

/juːˈfreɪ.tiːz/

Traducción: Nombre propio que designa un gran río del suroeste de Asia, que desemboca en el golfo Pérsico y tuvo importancia histórica para el desarrollo de las antiguas civilizaciones mesopotámicas.

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noun

/juːˈfreɪ.tiːz/B2formal
  • esNombre propio que designa un gran río del suroeste de Asia, que desemboca en el golfo Pérsico y tuvo importancia histórica para el desarrollo de las antiguas civilizaciones mesopotámicas.

A proper noun referring to a major river in southwestern Asia that flows into the Persian Gulf and was historically significant for the development of ancient Mesopotamian civilizations.

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  1. Major river in Western AsiaB2formal

    A historically significant river in southwestern Asia that flows through Turkey, Syria, and Iraq before joining the Tigris and emptying into the Persian Gulf. It was crucial for the development of ancient Mesopotamian civilizations.

    esÉufrates

    • The Euphrates River was a lifeline for the ancient Sumerian cities.
    • Many early agricultural settlements were established along the banks of the Euphrates.
    • The river's flow has been reduced in recent decades due to dam construction.
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  • euphrates' possessive singular form
  • euphrates's possessive singular form