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longitud

longitude Distance in degrees east or west of the prime meridian at 0° measured by the angle between the plane of the prime meridian and that of the meridian through the point in question, or by the corresponding time difference

forestr.

length

math.

length (Use longitud for length and largo for long)

tech.

Length; l

Spanish thesaurus

longitud f

tech.

longitud

: 797 phrases in 62 subjects

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DAS
microbiol.	diacetoxyscirpenol
DEN
stat.	normal equivalent deviate
de
gen.	to pay attention to; at the expense of; to be surprised at; out of; from
inet.	From:
dele
commun.	dele


elemento
commun.	-entity
comp., MS	element; item
earth.sc. el.	capacitor element
ed.	item
el.	cell
math.	cell; term
nat.sc. agric.	wood element


longitud
gen.	longitude
environ.	longitude
forestr.	length
math.	length