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Honduras in British English
(hɒnˈdjʊərəs)
noun
1.
a republic in Central America: an early centre of Mayan civilization; colonized by the Spanish from 1524 onwards; gained independence in 1821. Official language: Spanish; English is also widely spoken. Religion: Roman Catholic majority. Currency: lempira. Capital: Tegucigalpa. Pop: 9 265 067 (2017 est). Area: 112 088 sq km (43 277 sq miles)
2. Gulf of Honduras
Honduras in American English
(hɑnˈdʊrəs; hɑnˈdjʊrəs)
country in Central America, with coastlines on the Pacific & the Caribbean: 43,277 sq mi (112,087 sq km); pop. 4,444,000; cap. Tegucigalpa
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Honduran (Honˈduran) adjective, noun
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British English: Honduras /hɒnˈdjʊərəs/ NOUN
Honduras is a republic in Central America.
- American English: Honduras
- Arabic: هِندُورَاس
- Brazilian Portuguese: Honduras
- Chinese: 洪都拉斯
- Croatian: Honduras
- Czech: Honduras
- Danish: Honduras
- Dutch: Honduras
- European Spanish: Honduras
- Finnish: Honduras
- French: Honduras
- German: Honduras
- Greek: Ονδούρα
- Italian: Honduras
- Japanese: ホンジュラス
- Korean: 온두라스
- Norwegian: Honduras
- Polish: Honduras
- European Portuguese: Honduras
- Romanian: Honduras
- Russian: Гондурас
- Latin American Spanish: Honduras
- Swedish: Honduras
- Thai: ประเทศฮอนดูรัส
- Turkish: Honduras
- Ukrainian: Гондурас
- Vietnamese: nước Honduras
Chinese translation of 'Honduras'
Honduras
(hɔnˈdjuərəs)
n
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洪都拉斯
(Hóngdūlāsī)
- somesthetic
- something
- something-bodes-ill-augurs-ill
- something cuts no ice
- something does not hold water
- something earns its keep
- something else
- something for nothing
- something goes with the territory
- something grabs you by the throat
- something has a sting in the tail
- something has more holes than swiss cheese
- something has seen better days
- something-has-seen-better-days
- something has stood the test of time
- something has teeth
- something is all in a day's work
- something is amiss
- something is beyond your ken
- something-is-beyond-your-ken
- something is close to your heart
- something-is-close-to-your-heart
- something is handed to someone on a plate
- something-is-handed-to-someone-on-a-plate
- something is like shooting fish in a barrel