¿Qué significa somewhere en inglés?

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somewhere Significado & definición

0 used to mean a place when you do not know exactly where it is, or when it is not important exactly where it is -- a/en algún lugar
- I had seen him before somewhere.
- Let’s go somewhere else (= a different place).
- He comes from somewhere near London.
- They had difficulties finding somewhere to live.
1 indicates an unspecified or uncertain place -- algún lugar
- I’d love to go somewhere in the mountains this summer. Me encantaría ir a algún lugar en las montañas este verano.
- I know they live somewhere around here. Sé que viven en algún lugar por aquí.
2 indicates an approximate amount -- aproximadamente
- I’ll invite somewhere between 30 to 40 people. Invitaré entre 30 y 40 personas aproximadamente.
- He earns somewhere around $40,000 a year. Gana alrededor de $ 40,000 al año.

The cleared oil is being stored somewhere but is yet to be processed.
Everyone knows that the longer a line, the greater the risk of loss somewhere along the way.
There must be a gross error of judgement somewhere.
Thirdly, when we travel somewhere, we then have all the accounting to do, which has recently become very bureaucratic.
Surprisingly enough, it is always market day somewhere.
Aside from the question of how officially irrigated areas are monitored, these new resources will increase production levels, since they are bound to be used somewhere.
After all, we always thought that the system would more or less include somewhere around 30 000 substances.
Where should the money come from, should we deduct it from somewhere, or should we provide extra money, and who is going to provide it?