ground zero
Spanish translation: punto cero
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| 5 | punto de partida |
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punto cero Explanation: It is the Spanish equivalent for the English "ground zero", it is normally used for the place where a bomb eplodes and it is now used for the WTC where the world could explode experience |
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punto de partida Explanation: ground zero = the starting point |
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nivel cero Explanation: ...is the term that is being used on TV in Spain. American living in Madrid |
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