Chile
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- proper noun
- /ˈtʃɪleɪ/
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Chile
- Other countries, most notably Chile and Japan, are also rapidly increasing production of Pacific salmon.
- Chile is a country
- Santiago, Chile
- Chile's exports
The ABC nations, Argentina, Brazil and Chile met to defuse the situation.
- The ABC nations, Argentina, Brazil and Chile met to defuse the situation.
- And so Coulson went to some of those places, Sweden, Chile, London, India, Korea.
- And the fantastic thing in Chile is that the sky is absolutely dark.
- Totality is a very thin strip across sort of Chile and Argentina.
- And so Chile has this incredible literary tradition.
- We I was out of Chile, Brazil, Colombia, Uruguay, Mexico.
- Steven Greer claimed that a skeleton discovered in Atacama region of Chile might be an alien.
- Instead, they waited for more data from the ALMA telescope in Chile.
- No, it it was a central control room in Chile, Complete with what?
Examples
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The democratic government also used diplomatic means to guarantee Chile better access to important markets.
Academic text (1999) -
The ABC nations, Argentina, Brazil and Chile met to defuse the situation.
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In the past two years, Chile has been much in the news.
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And the fantastic thing in Chile is that the sky is absolutely dark.
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Are we the same as before, when Chile was a beautiful country with a view of the sea?
Fiction book (2000) -
We're coming down now through the central valley of Chile: willows, light, wind, and a sun like a moon.
Fiction book (2000) -
Why do we have strawberries from Chile?
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And to the west are the green valleys of Chile.
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In the United States, Chile served as a model for neoliberal reform.
Academic text (1999) -
Chile is a country located along the Pacific coast of Chile.
Synonyms
A country in southern South America on the Pacific coast
Compounds
- Specialized
A Chilean shrub that makes red fruit with an edible seed like a hazelnut
Surface Forms
Etymology
Chile probably comes from a native South American word such as chili or chiri, which people say meant 'where the land ends' or 'cold'. Spanish explorers kept that name, so Chile is the long, often cold country at the end of South America.