Guatemala
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- proper noun
- /ˌɡwɑːtəˈmɑːlə/
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Guatemala
- We found her here in the highlands of Guatemala working for an environmental NGO.
- Guatemala City
- Guatemala and El Salvador
- Guatemala and Mexico
But can she go from that city in Guatemala to someplace else possibly.
- But can she go from that city in Guatemala to someplace else possibly.
- Because they were all from Guatemala And they, how do you know that?
- Or does it also apply to people in Guatemala and Pakistan?
- They the CIA really did overthrow, help overthrow Arbenz in Guatemala and Mossadegh in in Iran.
- Esperanza is a three-year old girl in Guatemala.
- And we'd been manning a, a, a hill where we overlooked into Guatemala.
- We've installed border technology and set up set up joint patrols with Mexico and Guatemala to catch traffickers.
- But the the workers who were on the bridge at the time of the collapse were from El Salvador and Guatemala and Honduras and Mexico.
- I like the medium roasts which Black Rifle directly sourced farm to cup from a small farm in Guatemala.
Examples
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When I picked beans in Guatemala, we made fresh coffee.
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My friend's getting married next year in Guatemala, so I'll probably go there.
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I went to visit a friend in Guatemala, and I stayed for five years.
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Back when I was picking beans in Guatemala, we used to make fresh coffee.
Fiction book (1996) -
His mother was an immigrant from Guatemala who came to Los Angeles.
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I go, OK, if you love coffee, then tell me you want to go to Guatemala and take a behind the scenes tour of a farm.
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We know about the problems confronting Guatemala.
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Bianca just arrived from Guatemala.
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The population of Guatemala is about 14.7 million, with over half living in Guatemala City, the country's capital.
Academic text (2013) -
My friend's getting married next year in Guatemala, so I'll probably go there.
Synonyms
A country in Central America known for Maya culture and volcanoes
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Guatemala comes from an old Nahuatl word Cuauhtlemallan, which means 'place of many trees'. So the name fits the country with its many forests and green highlands.