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whitehall

/ˈwaɪt.hɔːl/

Traducción: Nombre propio que designa una calle de Londres conocida por albergar numerosos edificios gubernamentales y, por extensión, la administración pública británica o el gobierno del Reino Unido.

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noun

/ˈwaɪt.hɔːl/B2formalbritish
  • esNombre propio que designa una calle de Londres conocida por albergar numerosos edificios gubernamentales y, por extensión, la administración pública británica o el gobierno del Reino Unido.

A proper noun referring to a street in London known for housing many government offices, and by extension, the British civil service itself.

incontable · nombre propio

  1. Street in LondonB2formalbritish

    A major street in central London, running from Trafalgar Square to the Houses of Parliament, known for being the location of many important government buildings.

    esWhitehall (calle de Londres)

    • The protest march proceeded down Whitehall towards Parliament.
    • Many government departments have their headquarters on Whitehall.
    • Tourists often walk along Whitehall to see the historic buildings.
  2. C1formalbritish

    A metonym for the British civil service and the central government administration.

    esWhitehall como administración británica

    • Whitehall announced new policies on education reform.
    • The decision was made after consultations with Whitehall.
    • Whitehall is often criticized for being slow to implement changes.

    Sinónimosadministrationbureaucracycivil servicegovernmentofficialdom

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  • whitehalls plural form
  • whitehalls' possessive plural form
  • whitehall's possessive singular form