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territory

/ˈter.ɪ.tər.i/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa un área de tierra bajo la jurisdicción de un gobernante, estado o nación, o un área que un animal defiende frente a otros.

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noun

/ˈter.ɪ.tər.i/B1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa un área de tierra bajo la jurisdicción de un gobernante, estado o nación, o un área que un animal defiende frente a otros.

A noun referring to an area of land under the jurisdiction of a ruler, state, or nation, or an area defended by an animal against others.

  1. Geographical areaB1formal

    An area of land under the jurisdiction of a ruler, state, or country.

    esTerritorio

    • Alaska was once a territory of the United States.
    • The explorers claimed the new territory for their king.
    • The country expanded its territory after the war.

    Sinónimosareadistrictdomainlandprovinceregionsectorstatetractzone

  2. Animal domainB1formal

    An area that an animal defends against others of the same species.

    esTerritorio animal

    • Lions mark their territory with urine.
    • The bird sings to defend its territory from rivals.
    • Wolves travel across a large territory in search of food.

    Sinónimosdomainturf

  3. Field of knowledge or activityB2formal

    An area of knowledge, experience, or responsibility.

    escampo de conocimiento o actividad

    • Quantum physics is not my territory.
    • This problem falls outside my territory of expertise.
    • The new project is in unfamiliar territory for the team.

    Sinónimosareaarenabailiwickdisciplinedomainfieldprovincerealmsphereturf

Formas
  • territories plural form
  • territories' possessive plural form
  • territory's possessive singular form
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