| jabalí enano |
pygmy hog |
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| jabirú americano |
Jabiru stork |
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| jabón |
soap (A cleansing agent, manufactured in bars, granules, flakes, or liquid form, made from a mixture of the sodium salts of various fatty acids of natural oils and fats) |
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| jacinto acuático |
water hyacinth (Floating aquatic plant, Eichornia crassipes of tropical America, having showy bluish-purple flowers and swollen leafstalks: family Pontederiaceae. It forms dense masses in rivers, ponds, etc., and is a serious pest in the southern U.S., Java, Australia, New Zealand, and parts of Africa) |
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| jaguar |
jaguar |
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| jaguarundi |
jaguarundi |
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| Japón, EE.UU., Suiza, Canadá, Australia, Noruega y Nueva Zelanda |
JUSSCANNZ |
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| jardin botánico |
botanical garden |
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| jardines |
garden (A piece of land next to a house where flowers and other plants are grown and which often has an area of grass) |
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| jardines |
garden |
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| jardines botánicos |
botanical garden (A place in which plants are grown, studied and exhibited) |
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| jardín aterrazado |
terraced garden (No definition needed) |
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| jardín aterrazado |
terraced garden |
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| jardín doméstico |
home garden (A plot of cultivated ground adjacent to a dwelling and usually devoted in whole or in part to the growing of herbs, fruits, flowers, or vegetables for household use) |
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| jardín doméstico |
home garden |
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| jardín formal francés |
French formal garden (No definition needed) |
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| jardín formal francés |
French formal garden |
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| jardín inglés |
English garden (A plot of ground consisting of an orderly and balanced arrangement of masses of flowers, shrubs and trees, following British traditions or style) |
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| jardín inglés |
English garden |
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| jarras, atrapamoscas |
Albany pitcher plant |
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