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Pronunciation / Transliteration: coordinata
"Dammi le coordinate esatte della tua posizione."
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Each of a group of numbers used to indicate the position of a point, line, or plane.
"Give me the exact coordinates of your location."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Early 17th century: from medieval Latin coordinat-, from the verb coordinare, from co- 'together' + ordinare 'order'.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "coordinate" is said worldwide
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coordonnée
Transliteration: coordonnée
"Donnez-moi les coordonnées de votre position."
Koordinate
Transliteration: Koordinate
"Geben Sie mir die genauen Koordinaten Ihres Standorts."
coordinata
Transliteration: coordinata
"Dammi le coordinate esatte della tua posizione."
coordenada
Transliteration: coordenada
"Dame las coordenadas exactas de tu ubicación."
coordenada
Transliteration: coordenada
"Dê-me as coordenadas exatas da sua localização."
निर्देशांक
Transliteration: nirdeshank
"मुझे अपने स्थान के सटीक निर्देशांक दें।"
坐标
Transliteration: zuòbiāo
"请给我你所在位置的准确坐标。"
좌표
Transliteration: jwapyo
"당신의 위치의 정확한 좌표를 알려주세요."
座標
Transliteration: zahyō
"あなたの位置の正確な座標を教えてください。"
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