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Traducción & Definición
a birthplace: un lugar de nacimiento
Pisa is the birthplace of Galileo. Pisa es el lugar de nacimiento de Galileo.
Ejemplos
- "Brent : Today's top story: In Seattle, Washington, home of trillionaire Bill Gates and birthplace of Rock and roll legend Jimi Hendrix, it's raining."
Ejercicio 1
Choose the TRUE statement(s) about the city of Seattle according to this broadcast.
Choose the TRUE statement(s) about the city of Seattle according to this broadcast.
This is true. Brent reports that Seattle is the "birthplace" of rock "n" roll legend Jimi Hendrix. The term "birthplace" refers to the location where someone or something was born. Did you know?: The left-handed Hendrix played a right-handed Fender Stratocaster guitar turned upside down and re-strung to suit him.
This is a true statement. Near the end of this broadcast, Candy reports that Seattle is the home of the Starbucks franchise. In this context, "a franchise" refers to "a business establishment" or chain of business either independently-owned or part of a parent corporation.
This is true. Brent reports that Seattle is "home of trillionaire" Bill Gates. Cities are often described as "home of" or "home to" (a famous person or invention) to indicate that a famous person, product or invention originated there. Did you know?: Seattle is the birthplace of the grunge movement which was started by seminal rock bands such as Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden and Alice in Chains.
This is not true. Candy reports that there are over 6,000 Starbucks locations (or shops) "worldwide". The adjective "worldwide" means "all over the planet".
In English, "franchise" does not refer to "honesty". The term is used as a noun to denote "a business establishment" or as a verb to indicate "the act of giving certain rights to a business". "A franchise" also refers to an independently-owned business (a restaurant for example) which uses the name of a parent company. For example, there are many McDonald's franchises all over the world which are privately owned but which pay the McDonald's company for the right to use their name, products and recipes.
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