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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesstrada
Pronunciation / Transliteration: ˈstraːda
"La strada era piena di turisti."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A road or path, especially one that is paved or well-maintained.
"The scenic estrada along the coast offered breathtaking views of the ocean." - 2
A route or way for vehicles or pedestrians.
"The estrada was crowded with tourists during the summer season."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'estrada' originates from the Latin 'strata', meaning 'paved road'. It evolved through Old Portuguese, retaining its meaning related to pathways and roads, reflecting the importance of transportation in historical contexts.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Estrada" is said worldwide
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route
Transliteration: ʁut
"La route était bordée d'arbres."
Straße
Transliteration: ˈʃtʁaːsə
"Die Straße war sehr belebt."
strada
Transliteration: ˈstraːda
"La strada era piena di turisti."
carretera
Transliteration: kaɾeˈteɾa
"La carretera estaba en buen estado."
estrada
Transliteration: ɛsˈtɾadɐ
"A estrada leva à cidade."
सड़क
Transliteration: saṛak
"सड़क पर यातायात बहुत है।"
道路
Transliteration: dàolù
"这条道路非常繁忙。"
도로
Transliteration: doro
"도로가 매우 혼잡하다."
道路
Transliteration: dōro
"この道路は非常に混雑しています。"
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