venezuela
IPA: vɛnɪzwˈeɪɫʌ
Root Word: Venezuela
noun
- A country in South America. Official name: Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Capital and largest city: Caracas.
- Venezuela
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Examples of "venezuela" in Sentences
- (I live in venezuela, wich is right next to colombia btw)
- I have a great expected about this movies, hope to release soon in venezuela
- i was looking for frijoles negros (caraotas negras in venezuela) in AJ, to no avail.
- 7: 16 PM lizzy-loo said ... while living in venezuela I too was a homesick texan. corn dogs always remind me of the local county fair and fall.
- April 21st, 2010 at 6: 07 pm dbadass says: russia, north korea, iran, afghanistan, venezuela, are all laughing at this moron we have in office ….
- Just try to do any DIY house project in a third world country like mine (venezuela) and you will regret, nothing fit, standards and quality control is a joke dolphinik
- American CONservatives have a long history of overthrowing democracies they don’t like – just like they’d love to do in venezuela right now … So your talking up democracy is just nonsense – that’s NOT why we’re there …
- Click to read. yeah, these sanctions have really worked. especially now, that barry commands absolutely ZERO respect on the world stage …. russia, north korea, iran, afghanistan, venezuela, are all laughing at this moron we have in office ….
- Given the state of the global economy I have found that many B&B and hotels have not lowered their website rates but we just found a B&B called casa venezuela that offered half price to us since we were coming to look with the intention of living in Guadalajara also a friend who resides elsewhere in Mexico was also given this rate. jgz1959
- Would you agree that it ends up being lower living costs but increased quality of life - less stress, good weather - issues? have you considered the hidden costs of having household/yard help viz the additional pay benefits at christmas (called the aguinaldo in venezuela) and upon leaving your employ, as well as the cash outlay for clothing for their children, paying for their rites of passage "quince" parties (Sweet Fifteen) my friend living on US social security in Ajijic says that she lives at a higher standard than if she had stayed in the PNW
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