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mackenzie

/məˈkɛn.zi/

Traducción: Nombre propio que se refiere al explorador canadiense que cruzó por tierra América del Norte al norte de México, y también al nombre de un gran río canadiense que desemboca en el mar de Beaufort.

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C1formalcommon/məˈkɛn.zi/

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A proper noun referring to a Canadian explorer who was the first to cross North America by land north of Mexico, and also the name of a major Canadian river flowing into the Beaufort Sea.

  • 🇪🇸Nombre propio que se refiere al explorador canadiense que cruzó por tierra América del Norte al norte de México, y también al nombre de un gran río canadiense que desemboca en el mar de Beaufort.
  1. Canadian explorer B2 formal

    Sir Alexander Mackenzie, a Scottish-born explorer who was the first European to cross North America north of Mexico, reaching the Pacific Ocean in 1793.

    • Mackenzie's expedition proved that a transcontinental route existed.
    • The explorer Mackenzie is celebrated for his journey to the Pacific.
    • Mackenzie's journals provide valuable insight into early Canadian exploration.

    🇪🇸Alexander Mackenzie, explorador

  2. River in Canada B2 formal

    The longest river in Canada, flowing through the Northwest Territories into the Beaufort Sea.

    • The Mackenzie River is a major waterway in northern Canada.
    • Wildlife along the Mackenzie River includes bears and caribou.
    • The river was named after the explorer Alexander Mackenzie.

    🇪🇸Río Mackenzie

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