Synonyms for argentina
ˌɑr dʒənˈti nəar·genti·na

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1. Argentina, Argentine Republicnoun

   a republic in southern South America; second largest country in South America

   Synonyms:
   genus Argentina

2. Argentina, genus Argentinanoun

   type genus of the Argentinidae: argentines

   Synonyms:
   genus Argentina

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1. List of paraphrases for "argentina":

   argentine, argentinean, argentinian, argentino

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1. Graham Rye:

   They became travelogues, especially 'Moonraker' which was all over the place from France, to Italy, Argentina and Brazil. It just became a country hopping event, it's not necessary to the story but these exotic travels will have an affect on people. Bond fans travel to destinations just because Bond has been there.

2. Aleksandar Djordjevic:

   This is Campazzo's win, all credit to Playmaker Facundo Campazzo, scola, on the other hand, is Argentina's emotional leader. They all played a fantastic game, they hit a bunch of tough shots with defenders in their faces, won their individual battles against our guys.

3. John Baur:

   There will be a lot of supply coming out of Argentina, and that is where it gets challenging for investors to digest the supply, the flip side is that they are starting from very low levels of debt and there is a lot of room for the government to expand the amount of debt. That is one of the reasons I would look at (the bond issue).

4. Sergio Aguero following a corner:

   We knew it wasn't going to be easy and we're happy to have reached the semi-finals. Even though we made it hard for ourselves, here we are, argentina-Brasil causes a lot of excitement around the world, it's a game you don't get to play every day but we've got here and we'll try to do as well as possible.

5. Foreign Minister Hector Timerman:

   It's not only a provocation for Argentina but is also an insult to the United Nations.