Mexico in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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Mexico in the PONS Dictionary

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Mexico Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

New Mexico
Nuevo México
I've never been to Mexico
nunca he estado en Méjico
the Gulf of Mexico
el golfo de Méjico
the boat is bound for Mexico
el barco sale con destino a México
The mayas were an Indian race of people native to Central America (present-day Mexico, Guatemala and Honduras) with a civilisation that was highly advanced in many fields. The great number of ruins bears witness to this fact, such as the pyramids constructed from blocks of stone, numerous inscriptions and drawings, and not least the very accurate calendar that these people possessed.
maya
Tortilla is a type of Spanish omelette. A tortilla de patatas is an omelette with potatoes and onions, but there are also tortillas made from other ingredients, such as spinach, tuna, asparagus, etc. In Latin America, particularly in Mexico, a tortilla is a flat pancake prepared with maize and is one of the staple foods of this region.
tortilla
México or Méjico (official title: Estados Unidos Mexicanos) lies in Central America and borders the USA in the north. The capital, Ciudad de México (Mexico City), has almost twenty million inhabitants. Spanish is the official language of the country and the monetary unit is the peso. The original inhabitants of Mexico, the aztecas (Aztecs), referred to themselves as mexica.
México
The Indian tribe of the aztecas built up a vast and powerful empire between the 14th and 16th centuries in the southern and central part of Mexico, which was conquered by the Spanish in 1521. The language of the aztecas was náhuatl.
azteca
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New Mexico allowed slavery, but it was rarely seen there.
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She threatens to show it to his wife if he doesn't reveal the fact that they had a romance in Mexico City.
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Eastern New Mexico mostly lies upon the high plains, which extends to altitudes over 4000 ft.
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Today he earns a living as a newspaper editor in Mexico City.
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She was born in Mexico City in 1936.
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At an early age the family relocated to Mexico City.
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He bought the bull from a man in New Mexico for a lot less than he was asking for.
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The remainder were granted by Mexico after 1821.
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However, the current usage of the term in Mexico has its origins in the late 1980s.
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That seal is still in use today as the official seal of New Mexico.
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