west
BrE /wɛst/ AmE /wɛst/
noun / adjective en → es
the direction that the sun sets in; opposite of east
oeste, poniente
Collocations go west · travel to the west
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The sun sets in the west.
El sol se pone en el oeste.
the western part of a country or continent; opposite of east
oeste, región occidental
Collocations west coast · western states
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California is on the west coast of the United States.
California está en la costa oeste de los Estados Unidos.
a team that plays against another team in a sport or game; opposite of east
equipo occidental, equipo del oeste
Collocations west team · western squad
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The west team won the match.
El equipo del oeste ganó el partido.
the western part of a country or continent during a particular period in history; opposite of east
oeste histórico, región occidental histórica
Collocations west frontier · western colonies
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The west frontier was a dangerous place in the 1800s.
La frontera occidental era un lugar peligroso en los años 1800.
a style of art that developed in the western part of a country or continent; opposite of east
estilo occidental, arte del oeste
Collocations west style · western art
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The west style of painting is very popular.
El estilo occidental de pintura es muy popular.
a type of music that developed in the western part of a country or continent; opposite of east
música occidental, música del oeste
Collocations west music · western tunes
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The west music is known for its unique sound.
La música del oeste es conocida por su sonido único.
the culture of the western part of a country or continent; opposite of east
cultura occidental, cultura del oeste
Collocations west culture · western traditions
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The west culture is rich and diverse.
La cultura occidental es rica y diversa.
the political system of the western part of a country or continent; opposite of east
sistema político occidental, sistema político del oeste
Collocations west politics · western policies
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The west political system is based on democracy.
El sistema político occidental se basa en la democracia.