Uruguay
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- proper noun
- /ˈjʊərəˌɡweɪ/
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Uruguay
- Today is our first full day in Uruguay and it's already been so good.
- Uruguay Round
- Uruguay, Argentina
- Brazil, Uruguay
It was South Korea V Uruguay and it was an issue.
- It was South Korea V Uruguay and it was an issue.
- Of course, I've been living on and off in Argentina and Uruguay for years.
- We I was out of Chile, Brazil, Colombia, Uruguay, Mexico.
- Some of you have asked me in the comments below, how can you, a beautiful Jewess, thank you, even live in the salvage jungles of Uruguay?
- In South America, in Uruguay, in Argentina, it was long thought that yerba mate consumption, which we know very modestly increases GLP one.
Examples
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The last time it snowed with accumulation in Uruguay was on August 1, 1991.
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But Brazil must guard against Uruguay's dangerous counterattacks.
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- I would like to go to Uruguay.
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The President has stated clearly that the successful completion of the Uruguay Round is his highest trade priority.
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Other countries in Europe supply Uruguay with educational and cultural programming.
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Snow is not off the cards also in Uruguay, according to some forecast models.
Blog text (29) -
With only 11 minutes remaining in the game, Uruguay scored, securing the title of world champions.
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Of course, I've been living on and off in Argentina and Uruguay for years.
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I'm studying abroad in the little country of Uruguay where there's more cows than people.
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I'm studying abroad in the little country of Uruguay, where there's more cows than people.
Compounds
A South American river that starts in southern Brazil and forms borders with Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay
Surface Forms
Etymology
Uruguay comes from the Guaraní language and was first the name of the great river by the country. One popular way to read it is uruguá + y, with y meaning 'river' or 'water', so it is often remembered as the 'river of painted birds' or the 'river of shells', which explains why the country took the river's name.