Mexico
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1.0
- proper noun
- /ˈmɛksɪkoʊ/
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México
- In other words, if the United States stopped importing drugs, Mexico's drug violence would shrink dramatically.
- border with Mexico
- Mexico and the US
- Mexico City
I know that from actually Baja, Mexico on the beach.
- I know that from actually Baja, Mexico on the beach.
- Should my daughter go down to Mexico on an Exxon oil rig?
- I have two half siblings that live in Mexico from my stepdad side.
- He comes from, you know, Texas used to be part of Mexico, Tejas.
- We were drug muelling in Mexico, all this stuff.
- I think it's the roads in Mexico, not my driving stop.
Examples
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Yes, sir, welcome to Mexico.
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Even little kids in Mexico drink coffee.
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I think it's the roads in Mexico, not my driving stop.
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Guess what they found in Mexico decades ago?
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And yet now, outside of Mexico, he is hardly known at all.
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We have been trying for years in Mexico to change the legal framework.
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This is the wall that separates Mexico and the US.
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Let's go down to Mexico and catch another marlin.
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This sauce, my friend, is from Mexico, where burritos are born.
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Her parents brought her to the United States from Mexico when she was a child.
Synonyms
The official name of Mexico
Compounds
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2.5
A large part of the Atlantic Ocean south of the United States and east of Mexico
Surface Forms
Etymology
Mexico comes from the old Nahuatl name Mēxihco, meaning 'place of the Mexica', the people who lived around the great city there. So the country's name simply comes from the people and their land.