N
n
[en] 
N, n [en]
sustantivo
1N, n (f) (letter)
2(abbr north) N
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n [en]
adjetivo
1-La n final es muda cuando la precede una m o una l.
Letra décimacuarta del alfabeto inglés. Se pronuncia como en español, aunque en general un poco más fuerte, excepto delante de la g, pues en este caso ambas letras pierden algo de su fuerz -Al principio de las voces o sílabas las únicas consonantes que pueden seguirla o precederla inmediatamente son la g, k, y s, como en gnaw, know, snow.
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N, n [ˈene]
feminine noun
1N, n (letra)
- el 20 N -> 20th November, = the date of Franco's death
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n [ay'-nay]
1In maritime or geographical charts, N stands for north.
2In medals and inscriptions, for Number or Número.
- Diez a la potencia n -> ten to the power of n
3X (fulano).
- La condesa N -> Countess X
fourteenth letter of the alphabet, has the same pronunciation in Spanish as in the English language. 3. N (potencia).
N
20-N is commonly used as shorthand to refer to the anniversary of General Franco's death on 20 November 1975. Every year supporters of the far right hold a commemorative rally in Madrid's Plaza de Oriente, the scene of many of Franco's speeches to the people.
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