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desert Significado & definición

0 a large, hot, dry area of land with very few plants -- desierto
- the Sahara Desert
1 to leave a place, so that it is empty -- abandonar
- People desert the city on summer weekends and go to the beaches.
2 to leave the army without permission -- desertar (de)
- He deserted his post.
3 to leave someone and never come back -- abandonar
- He deserted his wife and children.
4 a large area of very dry land -- desierto [ masculine ]
- the Sahara Desert el Desierto del Sahara
5 to leave and not come back -- abandonar
- a man who deserted his family un hombre que abandonó a su familia
- The birds had deserted the nest. Los pájaros habían abandonado el nido.
6 to leave the armed forces without permission -- desertar
- He deserted after three months in the army. Desertó después de tres meses en el ejército.

It has also paid no attention and offered no support to the so-called cohesion countries, in which people are deserting the countryside in increasing numbers.
We should not make them into sanctuaries, or into deserts.
To get to the capital, you have to cross 900 kilometres of desert in terrible conditions.
I am thinking particularly of areas where the desert is literally burying the productive land.
We know the figures: 1 km2 of desert receives the equivalent of 1.5 million barrels of oil.
You only have to think of the nomadic groups in the desert.
We need to re-examine our rural policy so that mountain areas are not deserted, so that people stay in mountain villages.
We know that 0.3% of the planet's deserts could supply the entire world with energy.