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Sirocco: a hot, dry wind from North Africa that blows across the Mediterranean to Europe
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Date | 11.02.2018 | Size | 3.33 Kb. | | #40826 |
| Chapter 13 Vocabulary, Southern Europe
1. mainland: a region or country’s main landmass
sirocco: a hot, dry wind from North Africa that blows across the Mediterranean to Europe.
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dialect: a variation of a language
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