Outdoors Vocabulary in Spanish
A collection of Spanish words associated with activities, objects, and situations related to the outdoors.
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Sudeste
Southeast
The word 'Sudeste' is a Spanish word that translates to 'Southeast' in English. It is used to identify one of the main cardinal points or compass points and is often associated with geography or navigation to indicate direction. Like all cardinal points, it is a basic element in the systems of coordinates that allow to locate any point in space or on the Earth's surface.
Example sentences with Sudeste →Suroeste
Southwest
The Spanish term 'Suroeste' translates to 'Southwest' in English. This is a geographical term, typically used to indicate a direction or position. It is used to denote a point that is precisely between the south and west. It also refers to a region or area that is located to the south-west of a particular point. This term is often used in navigation or meteorology to describe wind directions or the movement of a storm, as well as in physical geography to describe the location of features or places.
Example sentences with Suroeste →tierra húmedo
wet land
The Spanish phrase 'tierra húmedo' translates to 'wet land' in English. It is often used in environmental contexts or situations where the moistness or saturation of the ground is important. It can refer to a variety of geographical features including marshes, swamps, mudflats, or any piece of land that is saturated with water.
Example sentences with tierra húmedo →valle
valley
The Spanish word 'valle' translates to 'valley' in English. It is a geographical term used to refer to a depression or hollow between hills or mountains. It typically has a river flowing through it or at least some form of water body. Valleys are notable for their fertile soil and are often the site of agricultural activities. They also cater to habitats for various types of flora and fauna.
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