Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- A city of northern Venezuela west-southwest of Caracas. It is a cattle center.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun a city in north central Venezuela; cattle center
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Examples
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Then, when he turned more and more to the army, it was often to soldiers who made career holding command or office posts in Caracas defense ministry of Fuerte Tiuna or Maracay which is after all now only a distant suburb of Caracas.
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Then, when he turned more and more to the army, it was often to soldiers who made career holding command or office posts in Caracas defense ministry of Fuerte Tiuna or Maracay which is after all now only a distant suburb of Caracas.
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Talk also was about seizing the "command headquarters (with) the troops inside" and about Maracay, Aragua state's Air Base Libertador where Venezuela's F-16s and other planes are based.
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His dream inspired another, decades later, when a young Hugo Chávez, then an Army officer in his late 20s, gathered with some of his military colleagues in the Venezuelan city of Maracay on the anniversary of Bolívar's death and declared, "There is Bolívar in the sky of the Americas, watchful and frowning ... because what he left undone remains undone to this very day."
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The new system brought together young musicians from around the country, especially from the cities of Maracay and Barquisimeto (two cities widely known for its great music.).
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Talk also was about seizing the "command headquarters (with) the troops inside" and about Maracay, Aragua state's Air Base Libertador where Venezuela's F-16s and other planes are based.
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Jeanfreddy Gutierrez, from Maracay, possibly the most NiNi state today.
The student revolution will be televised (or was that YouTubized?) 2007
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Jeanfreddy Gutierrez, from Maracay, possibly the most NiNi state today.
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Jeanfreddy Gutierrez, from Maracay, possibly the most NiNi state today.
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Most worrying, Chávez also closed a number of arms deals in Russia, including the purchase of five or six submarines, one of which is top-of-the-line; a large number of multipurpose helicopters; more fighter planes, and the construction of a Kalashnikov plant in Maracay.
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