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east-southeast

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east-south·east (stsouthst)
n. Abbr. ESE
The direction or point on the mariner's compass halfway between due east and southeast, or 112°30 east of due north.
adj.
To, toward, of, facing, or in the east-southeast.
adv.
In, from, or toward the east-southeast.

east-southeast
n
(Mathematics & Measurements / Navigation) the point on the compass or the direction midway between east and southeast, 112° 30′ clockwise from north
adj & adv
(Mathematics & Measurements / Navigation) in, from, or towards this direction Symbol ESE
Translations
east-southeast [ˌiːstsaʊθˈiːst]
A. Nestesudeste m, estesureste m
B. ADJestesudeste, estesureste
C. ADV (= toward east-southeast) → hacia el estesudeste or estesureste; (situated) → al estesudeste or estesureste, en el estesudeste or estesureste


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