elsewhere

elsewhere
adverb (in, or to, another place; somewhere or anywhere else: You must look elsewhere if you want a less tiring job.) en otro sitio, en otra parte
elsewhere adv en otra parte / a otra parte
elsewhere
tr[els'weəSMALLr/SMALL]
adverb
1 en otro sitio, en otra parte
elsewhere ['ɛls.hwɛr] adv
: en otra parte, en otro sitio, en otro lugar
elsewhere
adv.
a otra parte adv.
en otra parte adv.
'elshwer, ˌels'weə(r)
adverb

to go/look elsewhere — ir* a/mirar en otro sitio or lugar

elsewhere in Europe — en otras partes or otros lugares de Europa

['els'wɛǝ(r)]
ADV [be] en otra parte, en otro sitio; [go, send] a otra parte, a otro sitio

the document must be elsewhere — el documento debe estar en otra parte or en otro sitio

her thoughts were elsewhere — tenía la cabeza en otra parte

conditions are worse elsewhere in the country — las condiciones son peores en otros lugares or en otras partes del país

we had to look elsewhere for entertainment — tuvimos que buscar diversión en otra parte

* * *
['elshwer, ˌels'weə(r)]
adverb

to go/look elsewhere — ir* a/mirar en otro sitio or lugar

elsewhere in Europe — en otras partes or otros lugares de Europa


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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