Ecuador
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- proper noun
- /ˈɛkwədɔr/
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Ecuador
- As its name implies, Ecuador lies across the equator in the northwestern corner of South America.
- Ecuador and Colombia
- Ecuador and Peru
- Quito, Ecuador
There's there's these people in Ecuador called the Laurent.
- There's there's these people in Ecuador called the Laurent.
- Guayusa is found in the Amazon mostly in Ecuador and this thing is just like a super tea.
- But my two brothers, my one brother was on a mission in Ecuador.
- Oh, no, I start partnering with the biggest department store in Ecuador.
- And it was mostly also directly coming from Colombia and Ecuador.
- So immediately Standard and Poor's and and Fitch and and other rating agencies crashed Ecuador's credit standing.
- There's another project in Ecuador called Natural Habitats, and they're doing a pretty good job.
- He's a he's a lot of types of man and he is the pride of Ecuador, the country of Ecuador and of America as well.
- This is Fastigiata pinstripe, so it's a striped peanut you can see and native to Ecuador, I believe, purple stripes.
- BP and Ecuador have talked about selling or just writing down these assets on their balance sheets.
- This last Miami event, the president of Ecuador and the president of Spain both posted about the fights, right?
- Yeah, I've bumped into him in the service station in stretching just out of the blue after getting back from Ecuador.
- So I used to work when I was in Graduate School, I spent three years excavating a tar pit site down in Ecuador.
Examples
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In a small-scale irrigation project in Ecuador, almost as many women as men participated in the users' organization.
Academic text (2008) -
About two years ago, I had a student from Ecuador in my statistics class.
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You are always welcome in Ecuador, dear friends.
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But we're stuck and our only path to Ecuador is completely blocked.
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To build such relationships in Ecuador, the company discovered, requires some appreciation of history.
Academic text (1999) -
The Spanish text was then reviewed by a team of teachers from Ecuador for any problems in translation.
Academic text (2013) -
Lastly, participants agreed to schedule a meeting in Ecuador between all concerned groups for the following month.
Academic text (1999) -
College students in Ecuador were recruited in person from three freshman classrooms at one university.
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Did you ship 100,000 cases of tomato bisque to Ecuador?
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You are always welcome in Ecuador, dear friends.
Synonyms
A country in the northwest of South America that borders Colombia, Peru and the Pacific Ocean and has capital Quito
Compounds
A country in the northwest of South America that borders Colombia, Peru and the Pacific Ocean and has capital Quito
Surface Forms
Etymology
Ecuador comes from the Spanish name for the equator, the line that divides the Earth into north and south halves that are 'equal'. So the country is called Ecuador because it sits on that line.