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west country

/ˈwest ˌkʌntri/

Traducción: Término que designa la región occidental de Inglaterra, que suele incluir condados como Cornualles, Devon, Somerset, Dorset y Gloucestershire, conocida por su paisaje rural característico, su dialecto y sus tradiciones culturales.

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/ˈwest ˌkʌntri/B1formalbritish
  • esTérmino que designa la región occidental de Inglaterra, que suele incluir condados como Cornualles, Devon, Somerset, Dorset y Gloucestershire, conocida por su paisaje rural característico, su dialecto y sus tradiciones culturales.

A term referring to the western part of England, typically including counties like Cornwall, Devon, Somerset, Dorset, and Gloucestershire, known for its distinct rural landscape, dialect, and cultural traditions.

  1. Geographic regionB1formalbritish

    A region in the southwest of England, typically including counties like Cornwall, Devon, Somerset, and Dorset.

    esOeste de Inglaterra

    • She moved to the West Country for a quieter life.
    • The West Country is famous for its cream teas and cider.
    • Many tourists visit the West Country for its beautiful coastline.
  2. Cultural identityB2informalbritish

    Refers to the distinct culture, dialect, and traditions of people from this region.

    esWest Country (identidad cultural)

    • He speaks with a strong West Country accent.
    • West Country folk are known for their friendliness.
    • The West Country has a rich history of folklore and legends.