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hudson

/ˈhʌd.sən/

Traducción: Nombre propio referido a un accidente geográfico específico, como un río o una bahía, o a una figura histórica, a menudo asociada con la exploración y la historia natural.

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noun

/ˈhʌd.sən/B2formal
  • esNombre propio referido a un accidente geográfico específico, como un río o una bahía, o a una figura histórica, a menudo asociada con la exploración y la historia natural.

A proper noun referring to a specific geographical feature, such as a river or bay, or a historical figure, often associated with exploration and natural history.

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  1. B1formalamerican

    A major river in New York State that flows southward into New York Bay, explored by Henry Hudson in the early 17th century.

    esRío Hudson

    • The Hudson River is a vital waterway for New York.
    • We took a boat tour along the Hudson.
    • The Hudson Valley is known for its scenic beauty.
  2. C1formalbritish

    An English naturalist born in Argentina (1841-1922), known for his work in ornithology and nature writing.

    esHudson, naturalista inglés

    • W.H. Hudson wrote extensively about the natural world.
    • Hudson's book 'Green Mansions' is a classic.
    • The naturalist Hudson spent many years studying birds.
  3. C1formalbritish

    An English navigator (1565-1611) who discovered the Hudson River and explored Hudson Bay, where his crew mutinied and set him adrift.

    esHudson

    • Henry Hudson's voyages opened up new trade routes.
    • Hudson's final expedition ended in tragedy.
    • The Hudson Strait is named after this explorer.
Formas
  • hudsons plural form
  • hudsons' possessive plural form
  • hudson's possessive singular form