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61Cartagena de Indias — Véase Cartagena …
62cartagena ipecac — noun Usage: usually capitalized C Etymology: from Cartagena, seaport in Colombia where it is exported : ipecac derived from a Brazilian tree (Cephaelis acuminata) called also Panama ipecac …
63Cartagena — geographical name 1. city & port NW Colombia population 688,300 2. city & port SE Spain on the Mediterranean population 166,736 …
64Cartagena — Carthagène Cette page d’homonymie répertorie les différents sujets et articles partageant un même nom. Carthagène peut se traduire en Nouvelle Nouvelle Ville, selon sa composition du latin Carthago Nova signifiant Nouvelle Carthage, Carthage… …
65CARTAGENA — (86), a naval port of Spain, on the Mediterranean, with a capacious harbour; one of the oldest towns in it, founded by the Carthaginians; was once the largest naval arsenal in Europe. Also capital (12) of the Bolivar State in Colombia …
66cartagena — car·ta·ge·na …
67Cartagena — Car•ta•ge•na [[t]ˌkɑr təˈdʒi nə, ˈgeɪ nə, ˈheɪ [/t]] n. 1) geg a seaport in SE Spain. 168,809 2) geg a seaport in N Colombia. 745,689 …
68Cartagena — /katəˈdʒinə/ (say kahtuh jeenuh) noun 1. a seaport in south eastern Spain. 2. a seaport in northern Colombia …
69Cartagena — noun 1. a port in southeastern Spain on the Mediterranean • Instance Hypernyms: ↑city, ↑metropolis, ↑urban center, ↑port • Part Holonyms: ↑Spain, ↑Kingdom of Spain, ↑Espana 2 …
70Gran Premio de Cartagena de Indias — Cartagena de Indias , Colombia. El Gran Premio de Cartagena de Indias es un circuito callejero ubicado en la ciudad colombiana de Cartagena. La pista tiene una longitud total de 1450 metros, el récord de pista lo ostenta Mitchel Quevedo con un… …
