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new world

/njuː wɜːrld/

Traducción: Término que designa América y Oceanía, especialmente en el contexto histórico tras los descubrimientos europeos, o metafóricamente una nueva era, sistema o forma de vida.

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/njuː wɜːrld/B1formal
  • esTérmino que designa América y Oceanía, especialmente en el contexto histórico tras los descubrimientos europeos, o metafóricamente una nueva era, sistema o forma de vida.

A term referring to the Americas and Oceania, especially in historical contexts after European exploration, or metaphorically to a new era, system, or way of life.

  1. Historical term for the AmericasB2formal

    A historical term used by Europeans to refer to the continents of North and South America, discovered during the Age of Exploration.

    esNuevo Mundo

    • Columbus's voyages opened the New World to European colonization.
    • The exchange of goods between the Old World and the New World changed global history.
    • Many explorers sought riches in the New World.
  2. A new era or situationB2informal

    A metaphorical phrase describing a completely new, unfamiliar, or transformed situation, environment, or period.

    esnuevo mundo

    • Moving to a new city felt like entering a new world.
    • The invention of the internet created a new world of communication.
    • After the revolution, the country entered a new world of political freedom.
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